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KIPRUN

KIPRUN 900 Unisex Trail Running Hydration Belt

4.5 out of 5 stars from 1380 reviews
1380 reviews

Our team of trail running enthusiasts designed this lightweight belt for easily carrying your essentials during your runs and trail runs.

You can carry a 500 ml flask, 2 gels, 2 bars, your phone, your race number and your trail running poles.

ID 8857773

KES5,850.00
VAT included
de_modelcolor: Grey / Orange

SIZE: XS/S

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Design benefits

  • anatomic design

    3 sizes available: XS/S - M/L - XL/XXL

  • ease of use

    Race number holder: fasten your number at the front in under 15 seconds.

  • lightweight

    93 g

  • multiple compartments

    5 pockets: nutrition, poles, phone (protect from moisture), water bottle, keys

  • carrying comfort

    Belt with a foam protection at the back to protect the poles

  • stability

    Belt that can be quickly adjusted with its innovative lateral tightening system.

  • stability

    For better tightening and stability, the belt fits on like a pair of shorts!

  • Features

    Design details

    Enjoy your trail runs under the sun:

    By carrying the bare necessities in a belt, this frees up your back. This major plus in terms of comfort is particularly pleasant when you are running in hot weather. And with 500 ml of hydration, i.e. 1 hour of running time, your belt is suitable for the average run.
    What's more, the attachments for your folding poles and race number are just what you need for competitive events.

    Here is some advice on making the most of your trail running belt:

    For more stability when running, we recommend that you wear it "low on the waist", i.e. on top of the hips.
    The pockets have a pull-tab so that you can put the gear back in more easily. And if your poles are also fastened to your belt, you can rotate it to get at them.
    Try it for yourself!

    Damien, the trail running product manager at KIPRUN, gives an account of how the light trail running belt was designed

    "We wanted to offer a comfortable solution for trail runners who run without a backpack. The belt provides excellent support, while also freeing up the back. The idea was to have a compact product at the waist and we used the feedback of our customers to perfect the tightening system. In my opinion, it is a good-looking product and the testers loved the innovative features of the tightening system. If you always follow convention, nothing changes."

    CHOOSING YOUR SIZE

    Measure your hip size at the waist:

    XS/S: 75-86 cm
    M/L: 86-98 cm
    XL/XXL: 98-115 CM

    This is a trail running hydration belt that prioritises comfort:

    In order to provide extremely comfortable running gear, our design team developed a belt that you slip on like a pair of shorts. Or over your shorts, to be precise.
    In addition to being stable while you run, it is also easy to adjust with its innovative tightening system. You can tighten or loosen your belt even when you are in the middle of a run.

    How to load up your trail running belt

    To start, put the belt on like a pair of shorts! Adjust and fine-tune your belt using the tightening systems at the sides.
    Secure your phone in the zipped front pocket (protect it beforehand in a waterproof pouch to prevent condensation)
    Then place your 500 ml water bottle in the mesh pocket at the front.You can store your gels and cereal bars in the 2 side pockets.
    Once folded, your trail running poles can be fastened with the two elastics at the back.

  • Usage & care

    Warranty

    2 Years

    Care Instructions

    Cleaning

    • HAND WASH. MAXIMUM TEMPERATURE OF 40°C.

    • DO NOT DRY CLEAN.

    • DO NOT IRON.

    • DO NOT TUMBLE DRY.

    • BLEACHING EXCLUDED.

  • Specifications

    Composition

    Main fabric: 20.0% Elastane, 80.0% Polyester

  • Testing

    Test product

    aT KIPRUN, our products are tested by a panel of users under the real-life conditions they were designed for. These tests are organised and supervised by a team of engineers dedicated to the task.