Description
Recommended Use:
Entry level runner who wants a simple light waist belt for daily training or up to half marathon races. Also works well with most bottles including .5L bottled water.
Details:
• Lightweight and simple waist belt for daily training
• Large pocket to hold UltraFlask 550
• Storage compartment to hold essentials (large enough to hold iPhone 7+)
• Can hold any half liter bottle for hydration needs
Color: Pitch Black
Size: 28″-40″
Hydration: (Not included)
Capacity: 61 c.i. (1 L)
Dimensions: 14.5″ x 2.5″ x 10″
Weight: 3.2 oz ( 91 g)
Bradley Johnson (verified owner) –
I really like the feel of this belt. The buckle is nice and well placed. The belt, while not an elastic belt, holds securely, doesn’t slip, and is fairly comfortable. The zippered main compartment is sufficiently large and easily accessible. The smaller zippered compartment on the side is ideal for keys and small things you don’t want to lose. Ideally, the belt would be a few inches longer–I’m not a large person, but I’m pushing the limits of the belts length. The two pockets without zippers–while wearing the belt, I didn’t have any issues; however, I loaded up the belt prior to leaving for a run: phone in the internal sweat-proof pocket and a tube of Carmex in the side pocket, both flew out as I gently tossed the belt onto the passenger seat of my car. The interior of those pockets is super slick. A magnet or Velcro closure on that main pocket, at least, would go a long ways. Needless to say, the phone now rides in the main zippered compartment.
Pamela Chapman-Markle –
This belt is very nice. I am a fan of how it fits and does not move. It has enough room in the pocket for my phone and jells. I have a tendency to like the fitted Race Belt a little more but this belt is really great.
Jason Ollis –
Thus is perfect for those long runs you want to carry only a few items. I put water filter, calories etc and still have plenty of room. Doesn’t bounce at all. Highly recommend.
Bart L (verified owner) –
This is the one I was looking for ! I tried multiple belts. Most of them were slip through. The clip on is much easier to use and you can make it tight. Finally belt that actually hold water securely. I use a slightly underfilled 500 ml Aspire flask. Make sure you squeeze so the water comes to the top and then put the cap on. This will reduce the size of the bottle. I can fit a phone underneath. Wind shirt jacket in the zippered packet for those sudden Summer storms. The right fills with some food, TP, etc. Perfect belt for those 2-3 hours runs (10-13 miles).
Mav (verified owner) –
I came across this product from an Instagram post from ‘Natalie Dau @rockstararms’ and was impressed with her video that I ordered online for delivery in Singapore. Zack from Customer Support was on point from the get go with following up just prior to the product reaching my doorstep. A super snug fit allowing no phone or keys in my back pocket. Hats off to team UltrAspire for delivering a well designed product with passion and sincerity.
Slowninja –
Super light, comfortable, and functional.
I recently acquired this belt the second run I did with it was a 9 hour, 50 mile race, with absolutely zero bounce or chafing issues. It’s light, breathable, and (importantly) adjustable, unlike most sized waistbelts. Highly recommended!
Mark Vosti –
I’ve been pretty much wearing this around the house and errands all the time and forget that it’s even on. It has 4 pockets and my favorite is the drop in front pocket for my phone. It fits my ginormous S22 Ultra no prob. The 2 side pockets are larger than they look. I can put my entire fist into both of them. So could fit my running jacket in one and gloves in another. This sounds impossible but I can easily fit both fists into the front zipper pouch. It fits the 550ml water bottle perfectly. I plan on using this running, backpacking, and just around town or anytime I need extra pockets. Because it is so light, I don’t even notice it. I love the choice I made to purchase this
Amber Wheeler (verified owner) –
I am new to running and wanted a waist pack to hold my phone. My phone fits easily and the belt is very comfortable. However, I am having a hard time getting it to stop riding up. I prefer to wear the pack lower on my hips, but it doesn’t matter how tight I adjust it, it rides up anyway. I have resolved to literally wear it at my waist and although uncomfortable at first, I am getting used to it. It does’t move at all on my waist, so perhaps that is the location it is supposed to be in. I am excited to run further than 4 miles so I can put more stuff in it. Soon!