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Nathan Speed 2R Auto-Cant Waist Pack with Two 8-Ounce Nutrition Flasks

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Product Features

Streamlined (to reduce weight) molded holsters for quick, one-handed Flask access
Two 8 ounce Nutrition Flasks with Race Cap
Race Cap with high-flow, one-way valve opens and closes automatically and offers a quick shot of gel
Canted, limited-stretch elasticized waistbelt with soft perimeter binding won't ride up
Three sizes: Small 26-32 inches; Medium 32-36 inches, Large 36-42 inches; weighs 7.2 ounces

Product Description

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The first custom-fitting pak from Nathan, with a patent-pending Auto-Cant Disk that instantly adjusts the position of the Flasks while a canted, limited-stretch belt solidly holds the pack in the desired position on the body.

Instant-access Power Stretch Mesh pocket with interior flat pocket secures gear and fuel.

Flasks angle depending on body shape and the pak's position on the body so they are always easy to remove and never in the way of your arm swing. The Velcro-fastened Titanium belt features two 8-ounce flasks with race caps, angled and streamlined molded holsters, an instant access Power Stretch mesh pocket with an interior flat pocket, and an incorporated waterproof I.D./medical emergency card.

Features:

Auto-Cant Disk for custom fit
Canted, limited-stretch elasticized Velcro-fastened Titanium belt
Two 8-ounce Nutrition Flasks with Race Cap
Angled, streamlined molded holsters
Instant-access Power Stretch Mesh pocket; interior flat pocket
Incorporated, waterproof I.D./medical emergency card
Weighs 7.2 ounces
Three sizes: Small 26-32 inches; Medium 32-36 inches, Large 36-42 inches

Product Description

The first custom-fitting pak. Instantly adjusts the position of the Flasks while a canted, limited-stretch belt solidly holds the pak in the desired position on the body. Flasks angle depending on body shape and the pak's position on the body so they are always easy to remove-and never in the way of your arm swing.

Product Details

Shipping Weight: 6.4 ounces (View shipping rates and policies)
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ASIN: B002ZJ39OI
Item model number: 4611NGA
Average Customer Review: 4.3 out of 5 stars See all reviews (45 customer reviews)
Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #2,491 in Sports & Outdoors (See Top 100 in Sports & Outdoors)
- #7 in Sports & Outdoors > Exercise & Fitness > Running > Waist Packs

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44 of 44 people found the following review helpful

Fits the Bill April 23, 2010

By kaioslider

I started looking for a running belt after I became fully frustrated with armbands to hold my iPhone. I had purchased the Nathan HPL #020 Hydration Vest and replaced the bladder with a CamelBak bladder as several reviews commented on bladder issues. I love the vest, but for most of my runs it's overkill, but I became familiar with Nathan's propulsion harness - designed for minimal movement while running. So when I saw the auto-cant design on this belt my interest was peaked.

I've had this belt for almost a month and I've done all of my runs since with this belt on with and without the flasks. I love this belt and almost forget I have on one. The most important thing interested people should be aware of is the sizing. I wear a 31/32 size waist, but taking heed of the single review at the time - I measured my hips and found I needed to size up to the medium. Once the belt arrived and I tried it on, I was starting to worry I still had still gone too small, but after testing it out a bit I found it was fitted perfectly. The belt is suppose to fit a bit tight and it stretches, but since it fits on hips - not your waist - it does not interfere with your running - you don't notice it once you get use to it. Since the first review mentioned this belt is great for women, I wanted to note that I'm a male and this belt is NOT gender specific.

I am currently using the flasks to carry water, but they are called nutrition flasks and that's what they are intended for. But they serve just fine for carrying water. The pouch is small, but the front mesh pocket really stretches and I found that my iPhone with a silicone case fits snuggly stretching the mesh over the top of my phone - I don't worry about my iPhone being damaged will using this belt. You could probably attach other items to the belt itself - such as an iPhone case - if you want to use the pouch for other things such as nutrition bars. The surface area of the velcro is huge allowing for size adjustment and confidence that it'll stay on - I have zero concerns regarding this fastening system. I have not used other running/racing belts so I can't give you a comparison of one without the auto-cant feature - but it does seem to do what it's suppose to do keeping the belt comfortable on the hips while moving with you.

As for the volume of the flasks - it's not much (2 cups about 1/2 a Nalgene bottle). I saw some questions about trying to size the volume with distance, but this is the wrong way to go about this. You need to learn how your body uses water in different conditions and length of time. My longest run with this belt thus far was 12.3 miles on a gentle grade with an temp of about 50�F and moderate humidity and it was adequate. If I run this same course in +65�F on a drier day I'd want to take my hydration vest. I also hydrate well before and after any run.

You can order additional flasks as well, which can be good if you have a point along your run where you can swap out your spent ones.

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14 of 14 people found the following review helpful

Third time's the charm July 31, 2010

By Runner Girl

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This was third type of hydration "device" I have ever bought, and I am finally very happy with my purchase!

I first bought a normal water bottle type belt by the brand "Ultimate" that did not stay in place and jostled around when I ran. I could cinch it really tight to my waist, but not only did I look ridiculous that way, but it was also very uncomfortable and interfered with my breathing.

The second "device" I bought was a handheld water bottle by the brand "Fuel Belt". I had read positive reviews about palm-holders/hand-held bottles and how they feel natural while running. Not quite! Let me tell you how annoying they are on your long runs, when you just want to have relaxed arms, instead of sweaty palms from holding onto the nylon fabric.

I was going to give up and just deal with the hand-held bottle when I saw a full-page ad in my Runner's World magazine about this Nathan Speed 2R waist pack. Searching around online, most retailers were $50, but somehow Amazon was offering it for $25. I figured I'd give it a try - it looked pretty good and all the reviews were positive.

I tried it out for the first time today on a 6-mile run and loved it. It did take a little getting used to in terms of how low I wanted to wear it and how tight I should pull the velcro, but by the middle of my run, everything was comfortable and in place, and I can honestly say I am done shopping for a hydration device for runs.

Some things to know: I am a 5'5" woman and normally wear size 4 bottoms. Another reviewer around my size had mentioned she bought a Medium so I did the same, and I am happy with the size selection. I wound up wearing this belt just below my hip bones and it was very comfortable and didn't move around. It was very easy getting the water bottles out during my run, too (I wore the bottles towards the back and the pouch in front).

The pouch is NOT very useful at all - I fastened my key to the clip, that's all. My cell phone and ID did not feel secure in it, so I wore my Nike arm pouch as well.

If you are looking to carry a lot of liquid, this belt is lacking, with only two small bottles, but other than that, I think it is a fantastic item.

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11 of 11 people found the following review helpful

Great belt, comfortable and delivers as advertised April 24, 2010

By D. Schiding

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I just got the belt and am very pleased. Perfect for those who run for two hours or less (they have a four flask version for almost the same price). Pocket in front is great for your keys or ID card and plenty of room for 2 or 3 gel packs. Bottles are easy to reach and easy to put back and do not "jiggle." Flask has a generous fluid flow with a light squeeze. All in all, a very good hydration solution at a reasonalbe price.
Only issue you may have is if you have a 36" waist (like I do). That puts you square in between a medium and a large. The medium will work, but it seems as though I am pushing the limit. So if you are a 36" waist and assume you will be losing inches than definately go for the medium.

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Most Recent Customer Reviews

Sizing needs to be adjusted

I thoroughly researched a waist pack for running, and I am disappointed to say that I have yet to use mine! I ordered this, but the sizing chart needs to be updated. Read more

Published 23 days ago by snox12

perfect size

I have used this waist pack several times in the last month and I love it. The pack fits a little tight, but I think it is supposed to. I hardly notice that I am wearing it. Read more

Published 1 month ago by jared

just what i needed

this is perfect for long runs! it doesn't bounce or bother me at all. The pocket fits a gel just right. I only wish they held a few more ounces.

Published 2 months ago by D. Cook

Very Light weight

I'm using this for my marathon training. I was very unsure how I would be able to run with the added weight, but I honestly I don't even notice it. Read more

Published 3 months ago by nathan w. ansel

Very decent hydration belt, but slightly small.

I decided to purchase a hydration belt after talking to a friend who recommended having one for a marathon that I was going to run. Read more

Published 4 months ago by Onavarro

Forget you're wearing anything

Once it's on you don't feel it. The nipple design is not entirely secure when carrying water, but there isn't much leakage unless the bottles are laid on their sides. Read more

Published 5 months ago by Bill R.

Too Small and Poorly Made

I ordered a medium for my 34" waist and the belt was way too short. The belt stitching was coming apart right out of the box. I'm not sure the pocket would retain a car key. Read more

Published 5 months ago by John Juan

Good product; Well designed

This product seems to work pretty well. I take it on medium length runs, which are usually 4 - 8 miles long. It rides fairly well, as long as you tighten it enough. Read more

Published 5 months ago by alaskaninja

Nice hydration pack!

I searched all over for hydration packs and I have to day this one is a great choice! I ran a 10-mile road race with it and it was perfect. Read more

Published 7 months ago by Kerioke

great for thirsty runners

I started running 6 months ago and one of the things that keeps me going is this belt. I like to have a zip of water every mile without having to carry a bottle in my hand, but... Read more

Published 7 months ago by Erik P.

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