Running hydration pack

• This running hydration pack weighs 220 g empty, which leaves the bladder as the only real load you add.
• The water-repellent fabric lets a passing shower run off, and the breathable build still moves air against your back.
• Reflective print on both faces, with graphics and shoulder tabs that light up under headlights on a dusk ride home.
• With a slim panel and mesh straps, the pack moves with your shoulders on a descent instead of rolling side to side.
• Front zip pocket for keys, phone and a gel within reach, in black, grey or red.

Running hydration pack for the hill

A 220 g pack is the difference between kit you take and kit you leave in the car. This pack holds a bladder and a day of odds and ends in a slim panel between the shoulder blades, with mesh straps, a chest strap and a waist strap to stop it moving when the ground turns rough. The water-repellent fabric matters on the hill, because the weather can change between the car park and the ridge, and the polyester lining wipes out when you get home. Reflective print runs down both faces, which is worth having on an unlit road. Hillwalking, cycling and a fast few hours in the bush all suit it, and the black, grey and red versions carry the same way.