Water bottles for running

[quintana1]

Can anyone recommend a water bottle for running? Finding it uncomfortable carrying a sports bottle on long distances...

[ju-ju- Graduate]

I have a Camelbak, very good for long distances as hold alot of water but the weight is spread evenly.. Ut also has zips etc so you can take sweets etc... here is a youtube clip of me wearing mine so you can see what its like...very comfy.

youtube.com/watch?v=nnlgmvn...(Not working as expected?)

wiggle.co.uk/camelbak/?g=25

[Realfoodieclub Graduate]

I got mine from Lidl when they had a special on. It's a little hip belt that has two bottles one either side of your hips and a nice little pouch in the middle. It only cost £6.99. You can get them other places but they are a bit more expensive.

[misswobble Graduate in reply to Realfoodieclub]

Hi Ju. Lovely clip there shug!

RFC is it easy to fit the bottles back into the holder as you run? I imagined it not to be and it's putting me off. I hate holding a water bottle, even one with the space in the middle

Ta

Love Lidl! I have one of their cycling rucksacks for my hiking. Really compact but brill. I keep finding yet more pockets! LOL I have a bike now so go me!

[Realfoodieclub Graduate in reply to misswobble]

I love it, I lost it for a while and really missed it. You get used to getting the bottles out, now I just think Wild West hero and my quick draw is so much better. You got to love lidl stuff I looked at one on Amazon, exactly the same but £34.00.

[Vixchile Graduate]

I use the hydration belt and a donut shaped bottle. The donut shaped bottle I found new balance ones for £1 and great for short runs, any long runs I use the hydration belt.

[Bazza1234 Graduate]

I second the use of a water belt around the hips . Mine has 3 small bottles which sit nicely against my lower back - a small pouch in front to carry some money, credit card, keys. My phone goes into a soft spectacles case which clips to the belt at my side. Belt is by Adidas