FuelBelt Helium Ergo Hydration Cintura da corsa leggera per due bottiglie nera/grigia da donna

Name: FuelBelt Helium Ergo Hydration Cintura da corsa leggera per due bottiglie nera/grigia da donna
Brand: FuelBelt
SKU: 0096506000477
Price: 86.85 EUR
Availability: InStock

Brand:FuelBelt

2.9/5

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86.85

La cintura da corsa leggera FuelBelt Helium Ergo Hydration è ideale per i corridori di resistenza che desiderano 16 once di idratazione e stoccaggio ad accesso rapido in una cintura leggera. Il materiale traspirante Helium Hex-Foam ha canali d'aria di forma esagonale che favoriscono il flusso d'aria, allontanando il sudore per il massimo comfort durante le lunghe corse o quando fa caldo. La cintura viene fornita con due bottiglie da 8 once montate in fondine angolate ad accesso rapido, che consentono la rimozione e la sostituzione con una sola mano senza interrompere il passo. Le bottiglie sono progettate in una forma ergonomica e aderente al corpo e sono prive di BPA e lavabili in lavastoviglie per una facile pulizia tra un utilizzo e l'altro. La cintura è ideale sia per le corse di allenamento che per le gare, con micro chiusure staccabili per tenere saldamente un pettorale senza la necessità di spille da balia. Gli accenti riflettenti forniscono una maggiore visibilità durante la corsa nei giorni nuvolosi, o per quelle corse mattutine o in tarda serata. La custodia rimovibile e resistente all'acqua mantiene cellulari, smartphone, iPhone di dimensioni standard e altri piccoli oggetti di valore protetti dal sudore o dalla pioggia. La cintura è facilmente regolabile durante la corsa, con chiusura personalizzata e diverse versioni per uomo e donna per garantire la migliore vestibilità per ogni atleta. La cintura di idratazione FuelBelt Helium Ergo pesa solo 350 grammi, comprese le bottiglie non riempite e la custodia.

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EAN: 0096506000477

Categories: Sport e tempo libero, Attività all'aperto, Accessori, Zaini idrici,

La custodia misura 7 x 3 x 0,75 pollici (contiene smartphone o iPhone di dimensioni standard); pesa 350 grammi con bottiglie vuote. Disponibile nelle versioni da uomo e da donna per garantire la migliore vestibilità per ogni atleta; si adatta alle dimensioni della vita da 24 a 40 pollici. Le bottiglie sono prive di BPA e lavabili in lavastoviglie. Include cintura regolabile con custodia rimovibile resistente all'acqua e due bottiglie da 8 once in fondine angolate ad accesso rapido, oltre a micro lucchetti rimovibili. Cintura da corsa leggera per l'idratazione con custodia e bottiglie d'acqua; design ergonomico per un'idratazione facile e veloce in movimento. 100% altre fibre.

Brand Name	‎FuelBelt
Color	‎Black/Grey
Customer Reviews	3.8 3.8 out of 5 stars 45 ratings 3.8 out of 5 stars
Included Components	‎Hydration running belt
Item Dimensions LxWxH	‎20 x 5 x 4 inches
Item Package Dimensions L x W x H	‎24.02 x 7.99 x 2.99 inches
Manufacturer	‎Implus
Model Name	‎FuelBelt Helium Ergo Hydration Lightweight, Two-Bottle Running Belt
Number of Items	‎1
Package Weight	‎0.3 Kilograms
Part Number	‎500047
Style	‎Women's
Suggested Users	‎unisex-adult

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Scritto da: Eric Henninger

Great belt, not so great bottles

UPDATE - Upgrading from 3 stars to 4 - I reviewed this after my first use and thought I owed these an update after having used them a lot. Quite simply this is my favorite Fuel Belt (and favorite of any kind of drink holder for running) that I've used yet. I think I've had 4 fuel belts as well as a few other things. The biggest thing with all of them is the way they bounce. This one just doesn't. I also didn't like how bulky all the others were, and this isn't. I still have problems with the length of the straps and the design of the bottles. I find that when I drink I lose a little bit of water that doesn't make it into my mouth due to the way I have to bite the bottle and squeeze to get water out. I don't care to lose any of the water I carry, so that's bad. I just really think they could have done better than that. Again, though, this is my favorite of all belts I've had. While the primary purpose is to drink water and it kind of sucks at that, the majority of the time the bottles are just sitting around my waist and this does the best job in that regard. Original review below - I ordered this without there being any reviews and thought I should review it as soon as possible. This may be long... The short version is that I like the design of it as a whole, but the bottles themselves are difficult to drink from. The fit is good. I didn’t like that there is a lot of extra strap when I put it on. I’m 6’1 and 190 pounds, which I mention just to give some context to my statement. When I get it comfortable there is a lot of extra strap (4 or so inches) hanging off of each side. There is still plenty of Velcro gripping, so that’s not an issue, but it just makes me wonder how it will fit a smaller person. I do really like how the bottles tuck away. There’s also no “bounce” to them (if you’ve used other Fuel Belts you probably know what I mean.). Also, there’s a pouch on the front that’s pretty big which I didn’t think I’d like but I do. It’s also removable, but if the size of it bothers you removing it just leaves a similarly large thing underneath. Again, I thought it was too big but after using it I like it a lot. The bottles and the front pack all sat nicely under my shirt while I ran. The bottles are where things get weird. They are made of a pretty hard plastic that’s kind of hard to squeeze (at least hard compared to other Fuel Belt bottles.) I could quickly get used to that, but they also put a tip (not sure what to call the actual part you drink from) that you have to squeeze (bite) to get anything to come through. I found this combination of biting the tip and squeezing the bottle difficult while running. Add onto it that the tip locks if you push it in (like on older Fuel Belt bottles) and I found that while biting the tip I sometimes accidentally pushed it in and locked it. I just really found the bottles to be unnecessarily difficult to drink from. I just wish I could pull the tip out and squeeze the bottle to get water out. Today was my first time using them so perhaps I’ll get used to them over time and will update if I do. First impression is certainly that they were way more difficult to use than they should be. At the same time, the fit and extra pocket were very nice.

Scritto da: IVfluids

Don't let negative reviews fool you.

This is not a pull out of box and give comments review; ran 8 miles with it in first day to get a general impression and then followed up with an 18 mile run the following day. I experienced no discomfort with it; rides very well on your hips despite first impressions of it being bulky. I do realize there are some reviews of people that have experienced difficulties with using the bottles, I almost let them dissuade me also, but decided to give it a fair chance. Hopefully these end up in order of the pictures. •Getting the bottles out: You will notice the bottles have indents near the top. Slide your index finger in pouch to that indent, put your thumb into pouch to the back of bottle, then the bottle will come out freely. •Putting bottle back in: Insert bottom of bottle into pouch, grab the pouch band with fingers, use your thumb to push the bottle in. Fast and easy. •Caps don't let liquids out/makes a mess: Using your teeth, pull the nozzle out, you have to pull it out all the way. If you don't, it will look like cap on left, it needs to come out like cap on right. If you look underneath the cap you will see two sets of tabs on silicone nozzles, that last wing has to be bottomed out when you pull it open. Once you do that, keep your teeth where they are, pull a drink out, it will come out very freely. You don't need to bite the nozzle or squeeze it, just take a drink. •Pouch will hold an iPhone 8 with an Otterbox case. You have to put one end in first diagonally, but it will fit. However, it will leave very little room for Gu gels or keys. •If you are thin side, there is extra tension loop point under the pouch. I missed that on my initial run. There is a wrapper pouch behind the pouch also. Look the belt over for these things. Overall I'm pleasantly surprised with this belt and will recommend to any of my friends. Update: 13 and 20 mile long runs in and still pleased with this belt. Will be using this without question for my upcoming marathon. Beats using a handheld for long runs.

Scritto da: Samuel F. Wilkinson

Mostly a really good option.

What I like about it: It fits well, it doesn't bounce, the bottles stay in place, and it's easy to adjust. What I don't like about it: I recognize there is a trade off here, but it is not easy to get the bottles in an out. Having said this, I am willing to deal with the inconvenience to not have it bounce or have my bottles eject mid-run. Overall- I think it's a solid water belt and I'm glad I have it for longer, and/or hotter runs.

Scritto da: Crystyl Swanson

Comfort is great but bottles leak when you try to drink

The comfort and design of the product is great, the issue is that the bottles leak when you try to drink out of them. It also does not fit my iPhone as it said it would. It’s to bad because I really like the design. If the bottles didn’t leak and it fit my phone it would have gotten a 5 out of 5z

Scritto da: Gina

Great but lacks storage.

I really like running with this belt. It's comfortable, has two bib clips, storage, and a couple bottles. The bottles are a bit tricky to drink from at first but it's actually a good nozzle that prevents leaks. The storage is a little small. My phone (Samsung Galaxy s10e) barely fits and I have to stretch the opening to get it in there. Other than that I love it!

Scritto da: carl

Bottle cap has to be removed to drink

Love the "no bounce" and contoured fit and it fits my iPhone 6 (not plus) great. Unfortunately I've resorted to simply unscrewing and removing the bottle cap each drink I take directly from the bottle. Here is why: 1. First you have to figure out that an extra hard pull is required to pop out the silicone spout otherwise you didn't actually open the spout and nothing comes out. 2. Now that the spout is actually open, you can squeeze the bottle, but then liquid comes out all sides off the spout and gets all over your face and shirt. 3. Ok, so I'll just suck it out, except the spout allows air in while you are trying to suck out the liquid so you end up swallowing a bunch of air and now you are trying to burp the rest of your run.

Scritto da: RG

Water bottles don’t work well.

Bottles difficult to drink from. Hard to maneuver bottles in and out.

Scritto da: Amazon Customer

Seems OK so far

Purchased for my wife. Only complaint she had is that there’s no way to wear the fuel belt if you remove the pouch. Luckily I saved a metal ring from a pack of buckleless belts I had bought. She just slides the 2 straps through and away she goes! Everything else…A plus.

Scritto da: Jaykam_uk

Good, but could be amazing.

I’ve used this belt for quite a few 15+ mile runs and I really like it. The water bottles took a little getting used to; they leak a little when you try and drink from them if you don’t handle them correctly, but with a bit of practice they are fine. The belt itself is well made and doesn’t bounce. It had two different loops on each side for adjustment, which works ok. Why only 4 stars; well, with a little work this could be made much better. The pocket at the front is a little small, you won’t get a phone much bigger than my iPhone 6S in there. Plus there is only one compartment, so if you also put your key in it you may scratch your phone. I got a small carabiner and attach my key to it, and it to one of the loops behind the pocket - works quite well. It also doesn’t have any gel holders. If two on either side could be added with elastic fabric, then it truest would be amazing. I’ve started using my daughters hair bands to hold my gels, works well.

Scritto da: Amazon Customer

Worth the money

I have been struggling to find a running belt that didnt bounce when the bottles are full. This did cost more than I was planning to spend, but the reviews seemed good so I thought I'd give it a try. Used it twice now, with no bounce! Bottles feel secure in their pouches and are easy to drink from. The pouch is a great size to fit a phone and keys.

Scritto da: Frank

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