This is more like a back-to-front backpack, and as such is not the most minimalistic of phone carriers. CamelBak hydration backpacks and vests are designed to offer ample storage for all your running essentials, such as keys, phone, snacks, and other essentials. Running belts– usually elasticated belts that fit around your waist, these have pockets for your phone.

Some of our packs include a hydration bladder which offers even more convenience on long-distance runs.This product was consciously made to reduce our footprint and supports our mission to be a little bit better every day. But with so many options to choose from, we'll take you through the differences between a hydration backpack, a hydration vest, and a hydration belt so you can find the one best suited to your needs. My weight and size changes depending where I am in my training cycle and sometimes this is a nuisance with having to adjust waist belts but this hasn’t been an issue with the V1 Vest even when I’ve added or removed layers on training. Trekking Pole Attachment: Keeping your trekking poles secure and close at hand for when you need to steady your feet. Tube Trap: Allows you to grab the hydration tube without having to unbuckle or unhook, for easy, on the go hydration.

Designed for instant easy access to your phone, the idea is that you wear one of these over your running top or jacket and, voila, you are hands-free while running. A concealed gold-plated full zipper closure features centre-front with press stud buttons, and a functional recycled drawcord at the hem. If you like to run with your phone – whether for safety reasons, to listen to music or to see where you are mid-route, there’s a wide array of options out there that aren’t just ‘grasping your phone in one hand while you run’.

All our running packs and vests are made from lightweight, breathable materials and are designed to fit comfortably, so they won't move around while you run.