Osprey Duro 1.5 Men's Running Hydration Vest
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As far as chafing is concerned, I have not experienced any problems. When there are no water stations, it will last me for about 13 miles on a road run as well as on a trail run. A phone, keys, and wallet can be stored in four pockets on the front of the bag. The back of the bag has two expandable pockets that can hold one The back of the bag has a zipper pocket, but thus far, I haven't found a use for it
In addition to being a bike vest with MTN graphics, this can also be used as one. As far as I know, it is sufficient.
The answer is yes if it's made of dry fit material for exercise. Most likely, cotton would not be a good fit. The size of the pouch is about the same as a 16 ounce
As a Pixel 3A user, I would prefer not to have that kind of weight in front of me. In my opinion, the best place to put a large phone is at the bottom of the bladder sleeve (small enough to hold a small flat screen TV), since this keeps the weight low and centered at the base of the spine. Additional relevant comments There is a large pocket on the inside left of the garment where an MP3 player may fit.
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Despite the fact that this appears to be marketed primarily as a running accessory, I only use it to run on the roads. My journey with this has covered 18 miles. The problem has been solved. The shirt feels comfortable, doesn't get too hot, and is not The surface is easy to clean. Be sure to remove all the air before you run, or your ears will be filled with The way I do that is by turning up the pack and sucking out the air before attaching it to my.
Loved all the pockets and the style of the purse. It is possible to carry gels and enough water for runs up to about 15 miles without support. It is unfortunate (as I have said in other reviews) that the sizing is not exactly satisfactory. With a height of 6'1" and a weight of 185 I couldn't have imagined how difficult it would be for me to fit in. Despite getting the M/L, which is the largest size available, it's not as big as I expected. The vest is well made and works well. I will need to return it. However, if you are smaller, I would certainly recommend it.
The update is Over the past decade, I have worn this vest over a thousand times and have wiped it down several times as well. If worn as designed, your vest will get filthy sweaty and will need to be thoroughly cleaned on a regular basis. They are washed in a washing machine in hot water with a few drops of My vest is still in excellent condition the pockets haven't stretched, the zippers and pulls work well, and the straps and clips work fine too. I've logged just over 100 miles on it, with some on a treadmill, and some on a road trip. In the past year, I have run more than 8 miles and regularly run more than 10 miles. The vest, as opposed to the belt, will be more of a hassle, but I need at least 1L in the vest. You should try several brands of clothing at a good shop. The vest is made by the same company that makes excellent hiking packs. There is a feeling of solidity and well stitching with every strap and pocket. So far, the vest has stayed put while running, and workmanship feels excellent. I am not concerned with how many ounces I saved on the vest, because I am putting a kilo of water and other items in it. Two 450 ml flexible bottles are stuffed in front of me, as well as an mp3 player in the As the bladder in back has been removed, I will experiment with it later this spring and report back. You will feel awkward for the first 4 runs give it time and experiment with different loading methods. With the small bungees, I can now hold the bottles in place when I'm on the move. I also need to press on the bottle as I drink to avoid them rolling around. Since I do not want to press on the mp3 player when squeezing the bottle, I have not yet found the perfect place to place the unit. vest is durable and I expect it to last for a very long time.
For marathon training, this vest has kept me hydrated as well as storing gels, keys and my phone as I run for long periods of time. A vest that can be worn for many different sports is perfect for me, since I am a road runner. There is more to trail running than just that. It was an Osprey Rev 1 that I was using. When I attempted to purchase the Rev. 5 before purchasing this vest, this fitted much like a vest (so much better than previous revs. Since adding my Samsung S10e to the front pockets of the Galaxy 5, the backpack fits more like a backpack), the pockets have been very useful in allowing me to cram many gels in there. Here, we'll begin with I am 6'3" and wear a size 34 dress shirt, and I found that the S/M size fits perfectly. Filling up the bladder with air can cause it to bounce and slosh, so make sure you suck out any air as you fill it up. In the REI store I tried the Large on, and it was just a bit too big, whereas the S/M fit perfectly. If you are running in summer temperatures, the vest may get quite warm, so you must be prepared to have sweat on the back of your shirt. That is what I have noticed, at least. As seen from a multi-dimensional perspective.
Among the features I appreciate most about this vest are its light weight and the fact that it has plenty of pockets. When I used to run, I used to wear a belt which held a water bottle, cell phone, and garage remote, but I got tired of carrying the weight and the movement around my waist while In order to give it a shot, I decided to buy a running vest. You'll love how it works! the weight on my upper body rather than on my waist. I have not used the hydration pack that came with the vest because I purchased a soft flask to store my water in the front pocket. I plan to use the hydration pack for longer runs. You might consider ordering a smaller size (S/M) if you want a snug fit. Because I learned my lesson from the previous brand I purchased, which was way too tight for my chest, I went ahead and ordered the M/L size despite my chest size being below the recommended one! Vest has adjustable straps in front so that you can dial it in as you see Here are some pros and cons of the vest. *Bring it on! *Bring it on! Pack included a hydration vest for a lightweight configuration, and it had a zippered pocket that was small enough to easily fit my iPhone XS Max. Pros ) in the front are too shallow, the magnet to hold the bite valve is blocked by the extra tightening strap. The bits may fall out when running.
The side has rough fabric that sticks out right where your arms pass, so, over time, you will develop blisters if it doesn't get taped The design plan for that one was poor. Furthermore, the directions say to hand wash, but if you plan to use this for long runs, should you choose to do so, hand washing will not be sufficient. It is not worth the amount of work you will put into cleaning a treadmill that is used more than once a week. This was clearly not tested with actual runners before being released by Osprey.
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