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Slope Runner Endurance Vest (Fall 2023)
Patagonia
Slope Runner Endurance Vest (Fall 2023)
$119.25
Description

　　Designed like a garment, this trail running vest lies flat and securely against the body when empty, but can carry all the gear for longer runs thanks to an adjustable internal harness, stretch panels, and extra-wide chest pockets—all accessible on the go. Two 500-milliliter HydraPak® flasks included.

　　Available in four sizes/chest measurements:

　　XS: 30"‒33"

　　S: 34"‒37"

　　M: 38"‒41"

　　L: 42"‒48"

Footprint sold separately.
Description
Brand:
Patagonia
Mfg Sku/Part Number:
49515
Gender:
Unisex
Weight:
175 g (6.17 oz)
Other Features:
Roomy Chest Pockets
Extra-wide chest pockets accommodate a range of items, such as the two 500-milliliter HydraPak® flasks included

Equipment as Clothing
Low-profile construction fits more like a garment than a pack

Bungee Cords Manage the Load
Active load-lifting and load-handling bungee cords allow on-the-fly adjustability around various loads

Dynamic Sternum Straps
Dual-adjustable sternum straps provide a customized fit

Trekking Pole Compatibility
Pole-carry options on both right and left sides

Secure Back Pocket and Easy-Access Side Pockets
Secure, zippered back pocket doubles as a stow sack; easily accessible side pockets provide on-the-go, out-of-the-way storage for bulky items like extra layers
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