TRIWONDER Hydration Vest 2.5L Ultra Trail Running Backpack Hydration Pack Marathon Vest Lightweight Outdoor Hiking Cycling Daypack

Wore for a 50 mile ultra. Very comfortable, lots of storage and pockets, which I used all of. Bottles don’t leak, everything seems durable and well designed - great value.My only complaint is that I am between sizes with a 40 inch chest. Went with the M/L but the buckles barely reach, making it a bit tight when the bottles are full

I'm 6'3" 177lbs, long-legged, chest measures 41.5" or 105mm. This vest in L/XL fits very nicely with the two front straps at their tightest setting. The soft water bottles fit great and the bite valves work perfectly. I was able to fold and fit a Bikewa size medium jacket https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CG9QGPFM?ref_=ppx_hzsearch_conn_dt_b_fed_asin_title_1&th=1 in the back pouch. It's tight, but it fits and doesn't threaten to fall out or chafe on my back.This vest is a great value for the money.

I got the vest just today as I was about to go in a run so I filled the bottles and threw on the vest. The first thing I noticed was that it was cinched all the way down and was only slightly fitted. I measured 111 cm which was right in the middle of the L/XL range. I should have gotten a M/L. I am 5’9” and 190lbs. The features seem decent. No telling on the quality yet. Definitely disappointed with sizing but it’s hard to tell until you run with it. I think I can tighten it up with some well-placed stitches. If there was an elastic pull string in the middle of the back, it would be perfect.

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I wore this on a 10 mile run yesterday, and it worked great! Very lightweight with lots of storage space, I think it will be fantastic once it’s hot here again. One Star taken off because I’m not sure how durable it will be, I popped a seam already.***edit to add: this vest has been holding up very well. I love the pocket space, and it really is wonderful for when it’s hot or a long run. The pockets are the best. I can take my phone out and snap a pic without a big to-do. I wore it again for my half-marathon and would buy again. It doesn’t bounce or shift around, and it doesn’t rub either so it’s very comfortable. I’ve used it with shirts and with a tank top. I was able to fit these water bottles, my phone, and multiple energy bars/ packs. There’s a lot of space, though I’ve never used the very back pocket because it’s inconvenient when running. It would be great for something you need to carry but not needed during the run. The value for the money is there!

This vest fits nicely and stays put. It has multiple front pockets and pockets along each side of the vest as well—and ladies, you know we need our pockets! The large back pocket can accommodate all sorts of stuff, perhaps even a water bladder. I also appreciate the fact that I can put my phone in one of the front pockets and not have it bounce at all while running. The mesh back makes it a great vest to wear for summer runs as well. Woild definitely recommend if you’re looking for a nice, durable, lightweight running vest with plenty of storage.

This item runs a little small. It was likely maid in Asia where on average people are smaller in all body dimensions than westerners so it being a tad tight should not surprise a western buyer.Pros:-Carries water bottles in a vest format.-Breathable back-Elastic loops to help water bottle straws from flopping around.Cons:-A bit tight, rides up and needs constant tugging down to set right.-Hard to adjust height of chest straps- the plastic "anchor" bits are very sharp . They come out easily but are hard to put back in. The edges are VERY sharp and can easily puncture your skin.-The rear pouch has no real closure and relies on fabric elasticity to hold items in. Anything heavier that a phone will cause significant sagging.-Item stretches which is good but if you do not have a flat chest, aka you have any sort of bust, I can not see how this item would fit unless you went a size up which may be too big(?)-Said elastic straps meant to hold water bottle straws in place do not stretch easily and you may break them if you attempt to loop them around the straw after putting bottles in chest pockets.-The emergency whistle? Yeah, it's utter crap and does not work. Even when I hook it up to an air compressor and let it rip beyond human capacity to blow- nothing. It's garbage. Throw it away and buy a real whistle.-Keys in the back pocket is a problem. When done running you have to take off the vest to get to your key. simple right? well, since if you have a phone back there, it all becomes one saggy mess and there is no fast way to get to your keys or phone. This is a bit of a pain and a problem with all these soft-shell pocket-in-the-rear models. A good vest will have a key pocket IN THE FRONT of your body where it makes sense. Also, if your phone is also your only time piece, then you have to take off the whole vest to check your phone just to see the time ... so wear a watch. A good running vest will also have a phone holding pouch in the front as well. For keys, I like to keep them in a zipped shorts pocket on some kind of retractable chord. Quick access and secure. Plus you will never loose your shorts while you may have to take off this vest some times.....So why did i get this item? Because the vest i wanted would have taken too long to get to my location via the mail. Lesson is, keep looking. You can do better. But in a pinch, this vest is okay.

I bought this for my daughter in law and she loves it. She said it was comfortable to wear. She has used this on several runs already.