Fall 2024 Gear is Here!
Fall 2024 Gear is Here!
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Outfit your race with the kindest cup on Earth.
New Arrivals in Hydration
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800 mL Softflask w/ Bite Cap
$24.95 -
Stealth Race Vest
$119.95 Available on January 15, 2025. -
Essential Bottle Pack 2.0
$34.95 Available on January 15, 2025. -
Spry 5.0 Race Vest
$89.95 Available on January 15, 2025. -
Bloddle Hose Attachment
$14.95 Available on January 15, 2025. -
UltrAspire Pole Quiver
$29.95 Available on January 15, 2025.
How did a young man change hydration and running forever?
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Reach the Wasatch 100-Day Diet Plan Finish Line – Weight and Course Plunges MudNGuts Miller
I reached the finish line of my symbolic 100-day diet at midnight on November 17th. No finish banner…no belt buckle…no cheering crowd…just me weighing 38 pounds less than I did on August 10th. Over the course of just 100 days, each one a symbolic mile on the Wasatch...
Thoughts on establishing Fastest Known Times (FKT’s)
SETTING THE RECORD STRAIGHT: ETIQUETTE, ETHICS AND FASTEST KNOWN TIMES (FKT's) Many have looked to me to answer some questions as to what, if any, rules should be adopted when approaching “fastest known times” (FKT). A FKT without more definition is likely to...
89 Days Into the Wasatch 100 Day Diet Plan – Weight and Course Plunges MudNGuts Miller
The only redeeming feature of "The Plunge" (an 800' drop in 300 yards in ankle deep dust) on the Wasatch course is that it marks mile 89 on the course and is the last really nasty obstacle between runners and a finisher's buckle. By contrast, Day 89 of the Wasatch...
Modern Hydration
Comes From The Past
It all started in 1979 when Bryce was unable to find a pack that allowed him to maximize his performance, so he decided to make one himself using his grandmother's sewing machine.Since then, Bryce launched the very first hydration company, invented hydration belts, packs, handhelds, vests, produced the first screw top water bottle for runners, and introduced many other industry firsts. His innovation came from need, and it continues out of the need to perform better.
Today, almost all hydration products are iterations of Bryce's original designs and he continues to drive the industry forward, setting UltrAspire apart from all other brands.
