Brand: RnJ Sports

    Category: Running Water Bottles & Flasks

    Recommended by Camille Herron, Ultrarunner and World record holder propelled by tacos and joy- let the magic come out! — Tucson, AZ

    Highlights: long distance, warm, hard flask, insulated

    The Nathan Push-Pull Cap 10 oz is an innovative hydration solution designed for active individuals. Its high-flow, soft-sip nozzle ensures quick and easy access to hydration, making it an essential companion for workouts and outdoor adventures. 1. High-flow soft-sip nozzle for effortless drinking on the go. 2. 10 oz capacity, perfect for short runs or gym sessions. 3. Made from flexible, durable materials that withstand rigorous use. 4. Lightweight design for easy carrying without added bulk. 5. Compatible with various hydration systems for versatile use. 6. Easy to clean and maintain, ensuring long-lasting performance. 7. Ergonomic shape for a comfortable grip during intense activities. The Nathan Push-Pull Cap 10 oz is ideal for runners, cyclists, and fitness enthusiasts looking to stay hydrated during their activities. It performs best in outdoor environments and during high-intensity workouts, providing quick access to water or sports drinks. This product is perfect for users of all skill levels, from beginners to seasoned athletes, and is particularly useful in warm weather or during competitive events where hydration is crucial.

    Price: $10

    Camille Herron's review

    Maybe I'm old school, but hard flasks with push-pull caps all the way! I've tried lots and lots of hard and soft flasks during my career, and I continue to prefer my trusty 10 oz. and 18 oz (insulated) Nathan hard flasks. For daily runs of 30-90 min, I tuck the 10 oz flask in my Naked band, bra, half tights, or tights. I switch to an 18 oz insulated hard flask in the summer in AZ. Then I add another 10 oz flask if I need to, or add a vest and more flasks if I need more capacity. In most Ultras I carry 2 x 10 oz hard flasks or 18 oz + 10 oz.

    Recommended by Camille Herron, Ultrarunner and World record holder propelled by tacos and joy- let the magic come out!

    Frequently asked questions

    What does Camille Herron say about the Nathan Push-Pull Cap 10 oz?

    Maybe I'm old school, but hard flasks with push-pull caps all the way! I've tried lots and lots of hard and soft flasks during my career, and I continue to prefer my trusty 10 oz. and 18 oz (insulated) Nathan hard flasks. For daily runs of 30-90 min, I tuck the 10 oz flask in my Naked band, bra, half tights, or tights. I switch to an 18 oz insulated hard flask in the summer in AZ. Then I add another 10 oz flask if I need to, or add a vest and more flasks if I need more capacity. In most Ultras I carry 2 x 10 oz hard flasks or 18 oz + 10 oz.

    Why does Camille Herron recommend RnJ Sports?

    Camille Herron recommends the RnJ Sports Nathan Push-Pull Cap 10 oz for running water bottles & flasks. Maybe I'm old school, but hard flasks with push-pull caps all the way! I've tried lots and lots of hard and soft flasks during my career, and I continue to prefer my trusty 10 oz. and 18 oz (insulated) Nathan hard flasks. For daily runs of 30-90 min, I tuck the 10 oz flask in my Naked band, bra, half tights, or tights. I switch to an 18 oz insulated hard flask in the summer in AZ. Then I add another 10 oz flask if I need to, or add a vest and more flasks if I need more capacity. In most Ultras I carry 2 x 10 oz hard flasks or 18 oz + 10 oz.

    Is the Nathan Push-Pull Cap 10 oz a good running water bottles & flask?

    Yes — Camille Herron recommends the Nathan Push-Pull Cap 10 oz by RnJ Sports as their running water bottles & flasks pick. Maybe I'm old school, but hard flasks with push-pull caps all the way! I've tried lots and lots of hard and soft flasks during my career, and I continue to prefer my trusty 10 oz. and 18 oz (insulated) Nathan hard flasks. For daily runs of 30-90 min, I tuck the 10 oz flask in my Naked band, bra, half tights, or tights. I switch to an 18 oz insulated hard flask in the summer in AZ. Then I add another 10 oz flask if I need to, or add a vest and more flasks if I need more capacity. In most Ultras I carry 2 x 10 oz hard flasks or 18 oz + 10 oz.

    Is the Nathan Push-Pull Cap 10 oz good for long distance?

    Camille Herron recommends it for long efforts: Maybe I'm old school, but hard flasks with push-pull caps all the way! I've tried lots and lots of hard and soft flasks during my career, and I continue to prefer my trusty 10 oz. and 18 oz (insulated) Nathan hard flasks. For daily runs of 30-90 min, I tuck the 10 oz flask in my Naked band, bra, half tights, or tights. I switch to an 18 oz insulated hard flask in the summer in AZ. Then I add another 10 oz flask if I need to, or add a vest and more flasks if I need more capacity. In most Ultras I carry 2 x 10 oz hard flasks or 18 oz + 10 oz.

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