Brand: Naked
Category: Running Vests & Packs
Recommended by James Sieber, Running & Strength Coach || Peak Pursuits Podcast Host — Victoria, Australia
Highlights: long distance, durable, comfortable
Price: $89.99
I've been using the same Naked belt for 5 years (I probably do need to change it). Of all the belts I have tested, this one stands out for comfort, capacity, and durability, considering the cost. You'll often see athletes fit full mandatory gear for fair weather trail 50km's, highlighting how well it can hold a lot of gear. Sizing can be a bit iffy - from memory, I went down two sizes from what the chart told me, to get a more secure fit.
Recommended by James Sieber
I've been using the same Naked belt for 5 years (I probably do need to change it). Of all the belts I have tested, this one stands out for comfort, capacity, and durability, considering the cost. You'll often see athletes fit full mandatory gear for fair weather trail 50km's, highlighting how well it can hold a lot of gear. Sizing can be a bit iffy - from memory, I went down two sizes from what the chart told me, to get a more secure fit.
James Sieber recommends the Naked Naked - Original Running Band for running vests & packs. I've been using the same Naked belt for 5 years (I probably do need to change it). Of all the belts I have tested, this one stands out for comfort, capacity, and durability, considering the cost. You'll often see athletes fit full mandatory gear for fair weather trail 50km's, highlighting how well it can hold a lot of gear. Sizing can be a bit iffy - from memory, I went down two sizes from what the chart told me, to get a more secure fit.
Yes — James Sieber recommends the Naked - Original Running Band by Naked as their running vests & packs pick. I've been using the same Naked belt for 5 years (I probably do need to change it). Of all the belts I have tested, this one stands out for comfort, capacity, and durability, considering the cost. You'll often see athletes fit full mandatory gear for fair weather trail 50km's, highlighting how well it can hold a lot of gear. Sizing can be a bit iffy - from memory, I went down two sizes from what the chart told me, to get a more secure fit.
James Sieber recommends it for long efforts: I've been using the same Naked belt for 5 years (I probably do need to change it). Of all the belts I have tested, this one stands out for comfort, capacity, and durability, considering the cost. You'll often see athletes fit full mandatory gear for fair weather trail 50km's, highlighting how well it can hold a lot of gear. Sizing can be a bit iffy - from memory, I went down two sizes from what the chart told me, to get a more secure fit.