Osprey Packs Handheld Running Flask Review

This is a right-handed wearable device. You can force it into your left hand, but it's inconvenient. I like the ability to switch hands over long distances. Unfortunately it doesn't work with this bottle. The description should reflect this detail.

Don't buy this water bottle! While it's comfortable to hold, the design pulls the straps under the curve at the top, creating leaks everywhere. Don't buy this if you don't want to get splashed with water while running. I contacted support and they didn't reply.

Leaking. It was difficult to drink from. And it was expensive. I sent it back and got a much better one for a lot less money.

This is a right-handed wearable device. You can force it into your left hand, but it's inconvenient. I like the ability to switch hands over long distances. Unfortunately it doesn't work with this bottle. The description should reflect this detail.

Don't buy that water bottle! While it feels comfortable in the hand, its design causes the straps to twist at the top, causing leaks everywhere. Don't buy this if you don't want to get splashed with water while running. I contacted support and they didn't reply.

I'm running. To mark. And I love running with gadgets, belts, etc. I also run in a fairly humid environment, so hydration proved to be an issue: my hip flasks caused chafing and my running vest was only good for very long runs. Portable Osprey Duro. This was the perfect bottle for me, keeping me hydrated in the heat for short, medium and long periods. Some reviewers have complained about the leak, but that wasn't an issue for me. If I could give six stars I would. worth your money!