Salomon race vest

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Carpathius Mar 2015 10:26pm, 23 Mar 2015 6,086 posts	0 Carpathius Should I save up and buy this: amazon.co.uk Yes or no?
Red Squirrel Mar 2015 10:27pm, 23 Mar 2015 18,424 posts	0 Red Squirrel No
Liliaicha Mar 2015 10:31pm, 23 Mar 2015 9,308 posts	0 Liliaicha Yes.
.B. Mar 2015 10:37pm, 23 Mar 2015 15,012 posts	0 .B. I need a new running pack so am interested to think what people think of this or would recommend instead for a smallish female
CStar Mar 2015 10:38pm, 23 Mar 2015 4,361 posts	0 CStar Maybe.
ChrisHB Mar 2015 10:44pm, 23 Mar 2015 11,161 posts	0 ChrisHB No unless you're so ambitious performance-wise or running in such lonely places that going into a shop or pub to buy stuff isn't on.
rf_fozzy Mar 2015 10:45pm, 23 Mar 2015 6,752 posts	0 rf_fozzy If you need something to carry kit/drinks - you need a bumbag - allows you to keep your back cool (I overheat massively when I have to wear a rucksack). I use one of these - ultralightoutdoorgear.co.uk
clare1976 Mar 2015 11:06pm, 23 Mar 2015 3,063 posts	0 clare1976 I think kinkys has one of those and has raved about it!
Carpathius Mar 2015 11:06pm, 23 Mar 2015 6,087 posts	0 Carpathius I have tried bumbags, I don't get on with them as they give me lower back pain. I need something for ultra runs/trail marathons that I can get to at least some of the pockets without having to take off the pack. I don't always run in places where there are shops or pubs and need to take a jacket/hat/gloves etc with me. I also need a pack that will fit me - I'm quite narrow in the body (erm, no boobs basically )
Tarahumara Mar 2015 6:18am, 24 Mar 2015 1,455 posts	0 Tarahumara The Ultimate Direction race vests are excellent, I have the Jenny Pack and love it, only issue is the water carrying capacity but I am going to upgrade to the PB vest for the summer and have soft bottles