HydraQuiver Vest Pack 1 - 3.0: Ideal for road and trail running, and triathlon.

Recently purchased this for a hiking trip in Texas. Texas in late June you need to have water handy and this works great. The shoulder pockets had room for wallet, phone, keys, sun screen and a granola bar which, for me, is wonderful because I don't like to hike around with stuff in my pockets. I will continue to use it for running and cycling.

This pack is wonderful!! It doesn’t rub or move once you get it fitted correctly and it’s great to be able to add the soft flask for longer distances. I tend to run without a shirt when it’s hot enough and this is so nice and high up on my sports bra it doesn’t chafe. I love that it’s a bottle b/c it’s so much easier to clean. My only complaint would be sizes would be nice. The chest straps are as loose as they go b/c, well boobs, but I have the sides cinched almost as tight as it will go. Which makes very long straps at the sides I have to tuck in. I’m not a tiny woman either (34-36 in bra band, taller than average, and average weight for my height.) So a small, medium, large would be nice. Otherwise, I love it!!!

Once you try an Orange Mud pack you will never go back to those horrible waist hydration holders. This always stays perfectly on my shoulders. Water and fuel is easy to reach. My phone fits perfectly in the pouch so I can listen to podcast while I run.

Highly reccomend!!!!

Definitely like it but would recommend wearing a shirt and not a tank top.only ran 11 miles in it and left 2 nasty rub marks under each arm...going to try it again with a t-shirt. Hopefully that works because I have a 50 miler coming up

Great pack. Deep-rooted pockets. This one is for courses with some support so I dont need two bottles but want to carry something. That one bottle rides very easily in the back, much easier to fill a bottle than a blatter. This one is more comfortable for me with the front buckles and pockets than the single barrel with straps under the arms. But I use that one for when I ware a front chest pack during some trail runs that behoove a runner to carry varment insurance in some form. All of the packs that carry bottles are good though. I have one of each now and each has its own place.