Nathan Speed 2R Auto-Cant

It looks a little like something a ’60s superhero would wear, but hey, all those brightly-colored skin suits were popular with caped vigilantes for a reason—many runners report that the Nathan Speed 2R Auto-Cant is one of the most comfortable belts they’ve encountered. The secret to extreme comfort is to be found upon examining the…

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Nathan Gel Pak

If you find most running belts too bulky for your needs, the Nathan Gel Pak is an excellent solution. Though designed to carry GU energy gels, capable of holding 5 or 6 of them, the belt is also just the right size for most smartphones—and you’ll still be able to squeeze a couple gels in…

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Best Running Belts for Women

Many running belts are designed for the traditional athletic physique—which means they only fit well on men and the most willowy of women. If your figure approaches anything like the hourglass, you’ll find that some of the most popular belts will ride up and bounce around just as much as the worst brands out there….

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Nathan LightSpeed Pak

The name of this little running belt refers not only to the upper limit at which waves and particles operate, but also to the two most salient features of the apparatus itself—weighing just 1.8 oz., the LightSpeed Pak helps you reach your personal best minutes-to-miles ratio. With a pocket capacity of 15.2 cubic inches, this belt can…

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Best Hydration Running Belts

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…

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Nathan 5K Belt

The Nathan 5K running belt is an all-purpose article designed for competitive training and everyday use, designed with an eye toward the combination of both comfort and capacity. It can hold all your essentials while staying out of your way, allowing you to forget about it and focus on your run until you need to…

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