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Running belt

Limerick91 · 2014-07-16 10:49:37

I am thinking of making the leap from half marathons to full marathons. I have no issues doing 1:45 training runs without liquids but as the mileage is going up I will have to take water/liquids on board. What running belts do people recommend Thanks for any help

16-07-2014 10:49am

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Limerick91

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I am thinking of making the leap from half marathons to full marathons. I have no issues doing 1:45 training runs without liquids but as the mileage is going up I will have to take water/liquids on board.
What running belts do people recommend
Thanks for any help

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#2 16-07-2014 8:05pm

pointer28

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I just have a cheap one from Heatons Sports World and it does the job. Room for water, house key and MP3 player and that's all I'll ever need.

Other than that, you could just run multiples of a shorter loop and have a bottle hidden somewhere on the route.

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#3 17-07-2014 12:27pm

viperlogic

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I use the Nathan Speed 2 belt, have two bottles, each 350ml

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