Almost universally, hydration belts include with themselves the means of hydration. That sounds like a sports-themed paraphrase of Karl Marx, but it’s also an undeniable fact. Whether you’re buying Nathan, FuelBelt or even (most belts by) Fitletic, you’re going to get that brand’s bottles with the belt, and due to molded-plastic holster shape, will be…
Designed with long-distance running in mind, Fitletic’s Ultimate Race Belt is a running belt that will see you through marathons if the occasion arises. When you’re in it for the long haul, not bouncing is a criteria that becomes increasingly important. A short jog with a jiggling belt isn’t that bad, but the longer is bounces the…
Sometimes you just need an extremely simple running belt. Whether you generally carry only a couple items with you on the run, have a very limited budget or the combination of the two, the Lycra Mini Sport Belt is a convenient option. Its primary draw is the minimalism, and there’s certainly much to be said…
A notable subspecies of the running belt is the kind designed to hold water. Staying hydrated is one of the most important parts of an endurance run, and storing the liquids you need on the belt frees up your hands and balances the weight better than arm-strap-mounted alternatives. Here’s five of our favorites in no…
This unusual running belt is available on a number of websites under a number of names. Some feature the Fitletic logo, others the name of a probably-now-defunct (or simply renamed?) company named iFitness. Sometimes it’s called a “Gel Holder Running Belt,” sometimes a “Race Belt with Gel Holders;” on Fitletic’s own site it’s a “Race…
Something about wearing the color pink gives a high-energy tone to your day, no matter what you’re doing—and if what you’re doing is running, then that’s exacting what you need. A pink running belt is an easy way to sport the color while wearing your usual non-pink track or workout clothes, and doubles as an…
