Reviews of packs, hydration packs, waist packs and anything else you can strap to your body.
With their newly designed Signature Series 4.0, Ultimate Direction (UD) has given women 3 new options in the running vest market: the Ultimate Direction Race Vesta 4.0 (smallest and lightest), the Ultra Vesta (medium sized offering with more space in the back panel), and the Adventure Vesta (the largest of …
Overview of the Ultimate Direction Ultra Vest 4.0 The Ultimate Direction Ultra Vest 4.0 is the updated Scott Jurek Signature Series vest …
Overview of the Raidlight Responsiv 10L Race Vest The Raidlight Responsiv 10L Race Vest is an impressive running vest. It has all …
Overview of the Nathan VaporKrar Waistpak: The Nathan VaporKrar Waistpak is an innovative belt with a lot to love. Designed with input …
Salomon Advanced Skin 5 Set Hydration Pack Review First Impressions: High quality looking vest. Love the new front dump pockets I’m seeing. It …
First Impressions of the Naked Running Band: Super minimal and streamlined – nice! It looks really breathable and it has a step …
First Impressions of the Nathan VaporKrar 4L: Nice looking vest. It appears to be really streamlined. It has plenty of laser cutouts …
NathanVaporHowe 12L Pack Review Since I’ve started ultra running, I’ve used pretty much the same pack, race after race, and year after …
First Impressions of the CamelBak Ultra 10 Vest: Nice looking vest. I really like the open mesh I’m seeing. I bet it …
Camelbak Ultra Pro Vest Review The Camelbak Ultra Pro Vest is the latest minimalist pack offered by Camelbak, with a 1 liter storage …
