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Trail Run Vest - Women's
CamelBak
Trail Run Vest - Women's
$99.95
Description

　　When you're running toward a mountain peak or logging miles on the trails, reaching your destination means more than just getting to the top. It means you'll have left an imprint on your surroundings. The CamelBak women's Trail Run Vest is built to get you there, both comfortably and securely—with room for everything you need to explore, and the reflective detailing to keep you safe. The tough nylon construction will take your body up over any mountain, and the women's-specific fit provides comfort and stability for a long day on the trails. Heck, there's even room for some bars and electrolytes in the two zip-up pockets keeping you fueled and ready to take on the world around you. Gear up and get running.

　　Includes two 17-oz Quick Stow flasks. Reservoir sold separately.

Footprint sold separately.
Description
Brand:
CamelBak
Gender:
Women's
Torso Fit Range:
32-43 in. / 82-109 cm
Dimensions:
14.2 x 11.4 x 2.2 in. / 36 x 29 x 5.5 cm
Pack Weight:
190 g / 8 oz
Gear Capacity:
6 L
Hydration Capacity:
1 L (reservoir sold separately)
Hydration Type:
(x2) 17oz Quick Stow Flasks Standard 2.0 included
Material:
Recycled N70D Ripstop with C0 DWR
BPA/BPS/BPF Free:
Yes
Other Features:
  • Silver Sustainability: Made with recycled materials and safer chemicals, designed to preserve resources and diminish disposables.
  • Women's-Specific Fit: CamelBak women's vests utilize offer a tailored fit and excellent cooling, thanks to body mapping technology. It also features an S-curved shoulder harness for comfort and stability.
  • 3D Vent Mesh: Engineered to maximize airflow and comfort throughout your run.
  • Secure Phone Pocket: Keep your phone close with an easy-to-access phone pocket.
  • Dual Adjustable Chest Straps: For an easily customizable fit, ensuring all day comfort.
  • Stretch Overflow Pockets: Perfect for any extras you may need on your journey.
  • Fuel and Gear Storage: Just enough room for all of your snacks, water, and running gear.
  • Trekking Pole Attachment: Keeping your trekking poles secure and close at hand for when you need to steady your feet.
  • Reflectivity: Various points of intentional, highly-visible reflectivity to keep you safe on your run as the sun goes down.
  • Safety Whistle: Perfect for alerting people you're near or calling for help.
  • Tube Trap: Allows you to grab the hydration tube without having to unbuckle or unhook, for easy, on-the-go hydration.
  • Ultralight Materials: No unnecessary baggage for your trek, so you can run all day in comfort.
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