Hydration vests are similar to camelbacks, large wearable water bladders favored by runners, cyclists, and hardened survivors of apocalyptic water-poor wastelands. Drinking water is never a bad idea during activity, and it becomes vital when you play outside in hot weather. Drinking enough water will keep your system working at capacity and reduce the risk of sunstroke, and will also help replace the liquid your body loses through sweat.<\/p>\n
One of the best modern hydration vests we have found is the Nathan VaporAir. It is expensive, but so are stability shoes, race shoes, protein gels, and other gear that serious runners need to stay on track. If you regularly go on long outdoor runs, the Nathan VaporAir will be a worthy investment.<\/p>\n
The VaporAir receives praise and consistently good reviews for its unobtrusive but roomy inner water bladder. Even loaded down with water and extras, this vest will not slow you down or cause chafing and marks in the strap areas. And you will fill this vest with extras–carefully placed pockets tuck away your phone, cash, credit cards, snacks, and ID. You won’t experience the jingling or annoyance you sometimes get using shorts with small pockets.<\/p>\n
Hydration vests are similar to camelbacks, large wearable water bladders favored by runners, cyclists, and hardened survivors of apocalyptic water-poor wastelands. Drinking water is never a bad idea during activity, and it becomes vital when you play outside in hot weather. Drinking enough water will keep your system working at capacity and reduce the risk … Continue reading Nathan VaporAir Hydration Backpack<\/span>