I am a first time runner - running my first half-marathon in November. Where on earth do I find water packs small enough to fit in the loops?
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Good one! You won't find any water bottles to fit the belt but you can fit packets of Gatorade in the loops. I tried and it worked. So one car key one s3 with case will fit. The phone is a tight fit.
575913
amazon sells a fuel belt wedge clip bottle that has a hook that slides on the belt great. doesn't really go in the loops though. I think the loops are for the gel packs.
575914
The loops are for gel packs. I haven't been able to figure out a way to carry water bottles.
575915
It's not designed for water. It's designed for gel pack like GU. There should be enough water stations that carrying water won't be necessary. For training purposes you may want to find another method for carrying water.
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Easily. the zippered pouch on back holds quite a bit. there is also plenty of room inside the hydration pouch even when full. there is also a mesh on the side that touches your backpack that can hold a folded rain jacket.
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I am sorry- I don't have a kid with a mini hydration pack! I can tell you, however, when I looked at the pack online, it sure looks like it is the same stuff, only a smaller pack. Never saw any parts options for replacements that are "mini" sized so I would feel safe ordering....also, it might be a good thing to get a "Bit Bite Valve Cover" while you are at it. I know kids might be a little rough on their stuff, but if you can get them used to it, using a cover is a really nice habit.
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This water bottle fits very snuggly to the iFitness belt, this stops any bouncing or uncomfort while running. I am not sure the dimensions of the Everest fanny pack, but the iFitness belt seems rather standard in size.
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The side pockets are not large enough to work with standard 1 liter water bottles- maybe something like the smallest size Fuji water bottle. It's definitely more a business travel pack than hiking! I own one.
859134
You could put a water bottle in the top section between the two side handles. Or hang it on the side using a strap or cord (there are small loops to attach things to). But there are no external pouches big enough to hold a water bottle, only a couple filter pockets. And if you put the bottle inside, you might have to take the bag off to get to it.
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Yes a small one I keep a single pack of these in there.--http://www.amazon.com/UCO-Windproof-Waterproof-Survival-Strikers/dp/B0077E34DC/ref=sr_1_31?ie=UTF8&qid;=1427213587&s;r=8-31&keywords;=water+proof+matches
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Any 2-3L hydration bladder will work fine, i use a 3L bladder in a carry case and it still works great. It works great with camel backs because the pack has a hole that you can feed the tube through without exposing any of the contents imside. Hope this helped, enjoy your new pack!
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I put it in my backpack and refill my water bottles with it while I'm biking. This was a very cheap alternative to the expensive camelback hydration systems.
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Im not sure. As a outdoorsman myself this Hydration pack does not have a waist strap to hold the pack down. Running or sudden bending over the pack move all over. I have to cinch the shoulder strap real tight almost uncomfortably on my armpit so it wont move around
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Hey Vanessa,Sorry didn't check this e-mail till today. I purchased a Large and found out I needed to get a Medium & I'm a big guy, 5'9'' & 225 lbs. I suppose I could have sent back, but, I needed it for an upcoming race. I hate to make you do it, but, if you are able to get to Sports Authority or Dick's sporting stores and try on a few models there. Depending upon your hydration needs; there are 8oz., 10 oz., and even the 16 oz. bottle available on the models. Hope this helps. ~~ Tim
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if you are planing on jogging in a city or town then sure. And if it's a park just make sure that dogs (or cats) are allowed and don't jog on the grass in the park. the item dose have two pouches. one for your water bottle and the other for what ever you are gonna put in there.probably a plastic bag just in case the dog needs to go :(. how ever if you're planing on jogging in the wood then i would not take this item.(some people jog in the woods with their dogs)
697993
I put a quart of water in the bag. It was a little less than half full and seemed like it would be strong enough for what you want.
1658654
I have yet to find a water bottle that will fit in the mesh sides. Even the smallest zephyr hills bottle won't quite fit.
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I used it for a short 10K trail running and after a few minutes in the trail I was Constantly having to stop to readjust the pack. With the two bottles full of water it becomes to heavy and loose stability while you are running. I think it is perfect for hiking, because you have plenty of room, but not for running.
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Yes! I actually bought these for that purpose. I wanted something to keep my camera and my cell phone dry and sweat free when I ran the Princess 1/2 Marathon in Disneyworld this past February. My running gear had pockets but I was worried about them getting sweaty so I purchased the bags and they worked great!
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There is definitely room for a hydration system. You'll have to make it work though since there isn't a specific spot intended for one. I have one from an old pack, placed it in the top compartment, ran the tube out the top and it works great. Buy the pack, it's awesome!