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Running bag-not camelback

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Thelondonone · 16/10/2024 20:05

I want to run to work with a change of clothes. Will leave towel and toiletries there but will need a change of clothes. Shoes will live at work. Any suggestions. Probably decathlon budget rather than Nike. Ran home with normal-the bouncing did my head in and my back is sore. Only for short runs so no need for water. Suggestions of one you have tried Please.

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OlderNotYetWiser · 16/10/2024 20:11

Harrier run free 10l kinder race pack- should fit your stuff in, be comfortable to run in and have easy access pockets for keys/phone and stuff. They are fairly cheap but well made.

They are a British company and have great customer service if you email them about what size you might need.

HDready · 16/10/2024 20:16

I have one from OMM, 10L as well. Really comfortable. It’s quite a few years old now, but I imagine they make similar now. Or you might find one on vinted!

Forestcantrun · 16/10/2024 23:22

I got one on Amazon , I can’t see the exact one anymore but it’s less than 8L, was under 20quid, great job. I would say get a lady specific one (assuming you’re a lady) a better body fit stops it bouncing about.

Ti7ch · 17/10/2024 10:03

Mine are usually Salomon or Ultimate Direction. The Nathan bags (they do women's fit) look good too.

MiddleAgedDread · 17/10/2024 14:32

I'm lusting after an Ultimate Direction fastpack but they aren't cheap!

Chocolateteabag · 25/10/2024 07:36

I have an old Decathlon 10l version - but they have gone up in price to £70!

There is this one on Vinted currently which would be big enough at 10l

You'll need 10-15l basically to fit clothes in (put in a plastic bag to protect against rain/sweat!)

www.vinted.co.uk/items/5087467215-trail-running-backpack-10ltr 

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