INOXTO Running Hydration Vest Backpack,Lightweight Insulated Pack with 1.5L Water Bladder Bag Daypack for Hiking Trail Running Cycling Race Marathon for Women Men

10/10

This bladder works perfectly for me. The chest buckle is highly adjustable and fits well. To drink, you just need to gently pull the nozzle with your teeth and take a light sip. If you experience an air lock, simply open the bladder and release the air. By my fourth use, I had fully figured it out—and now it works flawlessly.

Very useful for long distance run or hike. It is light weight and can cary enough stuff for your travel.

Exactly as adversitied. Good material. Easy to adjust.

If you're used to other hydration vests where you put your bottles in the front you won't like this one. The pockets in the front are too small to fit in the 800ml soft bottle, and the other pocket with the zipper doesn't fit the phone. It's good value for money, but won't be my go to vest for sure.

جيد جداً

Material muito bom e chegou antes do prazo

The bag itself is great for running and storage. The water bag mouth piece broke right away while testing it out.

Me sorprende la calidad de este chaleco de hidratación, cuenta incluso con silbato de emergencia y es súper cómodo y ligero y como no si es una marca en auge especializada en equipo técnico, nada que demeritar

Gute mängelfreie Verarbeitung. Leicht und angenehm zu tragen, gerade bei Tagesradtouren über 100km. Habe mich bewusst für eine 1,5 l-Version entschieden und würde das wieder machen. Empfehlung!

I recently bought this running hydration vest for my half marathon, but here’s the twist—I didn’t get it to carry water. Marathons usually have water stations, so my main concern was figuring out how to carry my phone and a few essentials. I debated between getting a Walkman or a portable music player because I love listening to music or podcasts while running, but I decided to give this vest a try instead, and I’m so glad I did. It was not only cheaper but also way more practical. The vest is super comfortable, and I could fit my phone (which is pretty big) and some other small items in the front pockets. (Adding a picture of the front pocket and my hands next to it for size reference; the zipper in the vest is also good quality ). My phone stayed secure and didn’t bounce around—honestly, I barely noticed it was there, which was a huge win. Running with the vest packed or with water does cause a bit of movement when you are running, but nothing too annoying, and it’s definitely better than using a fanny pack or waist belt. Another bonus? It looks pretty cool and doesn’t feel like an extra thing to worry about when you’re focused on your run. For anyone looking for a convenient and affordable way to carry stuff while running, I highly recommend it.