Long Run / Race Kit - Kilian Korth
What do I take on my long runs and use for races? Gear, fuel, hydration,. and more
Kilian Korth's expert gear recommendations on Rendezvu
Products in this list
- Ultra-Formance by 1st Phorm — I've been using this drink mix for several months now and it is a handy source of fuel and electrolytes that digests easy.
- Quarter Crew by Creepers Socks — The most comfortable and most durable toe socks on the planet.
- H1 by Mount to Coast — As a hybrid shoe, the H1 is great on most trails and flawlessly handles pavement if you ever have to transition to roads during a run. It's durable, responsive, and cushioned, what more could you want?
- Distance Carbon Z Poles by Black Diamond — I'm 5'9" and the 120cm poles work great for me. Light, durable, and easy to use, these practically live in the pole quiver of my running vest.
- Alpha 6.0 Race Vest by UltrAspire — The Alpha running vest is comfortable and at this point I've run literally thousands of miles in it carrying everything I need for hours of adventure.
- UltrAspire Pole Quiver by UltrAspire — Conveniently stash your poles after you finish a climb.
- 800 mL Softflask w/ Locking Cap by UltrAspire — The locking cap should be standard on all soft flasks. And the 800ml size allows you to use the Ultraspire Alpha vest and easily carry 2.4L of water without a bladder.
- Lumen 800 Solstice by UltrAspire — Long lasting battery life, super bright, and really easy to use.
- Tempo Tee by 1st Phorm — Soft, moisture wicking, and the white is sun reflective for running in the desert.
- PF 90 Gel by Precision Hydration — Good taste and the resealable cap means you don't get your running vest all gross with little bits of sugary goo.
- Neon Burst Visor by Kea Peak — If you know me, you know I love visors. Handmade in Nevada with quality materials and fun patterns, I'm always running in Kea Peak headwear.
- Anti-Chafe & Skin Repair Tins, Original by Squirrels Nut Butter — You don't want to chafe, no further explanation needed!
- Vertix 2S by COROS — LONG battery life, easy to use, and durable.
- Heart Rate Monitor by COROS — Much more comfortable than a chest strap and very accurate.
- OpenRun Pro 2 by Shokz — Don't use two earbuds in the backcountry, use Shockz.
- Calf Sleeves, Neon Pink by Pro Compression — Calf sleeves feel good, and they also protect your legs on overgrown trails.
- M1 by Mount to Coast — I've literally run thousands of miles in different versions of this shoe. It holds up well to rugged trails, has excellent grip on loose and steep terrain, and is also lightweight and responsive while maintaining good cushion for the long haul.
