LixadaLightweight Hydration Backpack 5L Running Backpack Hydration Backpack Waterproof and Breathable Large Capacity Outdoor Riding Backpack Lightweight for Running

As a larger chested lady I wanted something that sat above and below my breast, and this works well. Equally my husband has worn it and he finds it comfortable.It is lightweight and comfortable. I have worn this with a vest and there has been no chaffing under the arms etc. So far I have worn it running 21k and cycling 55k. No issues at all.It has a generous amount of space on the front for a phone, gels, gummies etc.The main bladder works really well, you need to pull the mouth piece to engage it, then suck. Then push it back before putting the lid back on. I did not realise this at first and struggled, but once you know it is very easy to get the fluid out.The main section which stores the bladder is also good for slipping a map in etc.There is a small zipped pocket inside where the bladder goes- fits keys/money etc.The bladder itself has never leaked, easy to open/close/wash etc.I store the bladder in the freezer to prevent it from going mouldy between runs

I have taken this on every long run, it holds a packable waterproof, my keys and the included water sac, it’s so good. Trail running, it’s there, long runs, it’s comfy there too. The straps have wire inserts that hold its shape, and the chest straps keep it nice and secure, although they don’t have any stretch, but at this price point I’m super happy. Water sac pipe feeds through the top of the bag, and rests nicely in the strap, space for my phone and gels, plus some soft water flasks! Perfect

Great product full of useful pockets and gadgets to carry all my belongings, the bladder is great however it does sweat and cause extra sweating on your lower back

Having recently started out on my running journey and completing the C25K, this hydration pack has been amazing. It was recommended to me by my friend who also has one. Great storage and everything tucked away so nothing is flapping and getting in the way or weighing down pockets. I feel it has help my posture as I don't get a sore lower back anymore and I feel more comfortable wearing this vest.Great purchase.

I have not used this running vest yet but on inspection it seems very good quality. I went for the option without the bladder as I have one at home already. The pockets are all a good size with plenty of space for your phone etc. the zips and clips look to be of a good quality but I guess time will tell. The best thing about this vest is the way the straps at the side and across the chest adjust. I have a large bust (GG cup) and I could adjust this to fit perfectly. Looking forward to trying it next time I run.

I’ve been using this for the last few months and it’s great. Really lightweight and fits well. The straps mean you can tighten and loosen to suit your frame. It’s really easy to put on and use. There are lots of pockets to keep gels, phones and anything else you may need on a run. It feels strong and like it will last me a while

It is good but I have one problem, can someone please explain to me how you do up the waist straps so that they don't just slacken as you run, I just don't get it🤷‍♂️

I purchased this product for hydration during my long runs. and since purchasing I've completed a 7km test run, a 37km and a 43km run. Important pointes to note.The whistle was useless, so I cut it off.It took me a few KM to realise that the mouthpiece for the hydration pack needed you to bite and pull the tip forward to release water. (other water bladders I've used just required a light bite to release water).When filling the bladder with water it is beneficial to ensure you expel all air to stop the water sloshing around too much.The pack fitted comfortably across my chest and whilst I would have liked some downward tightening from the shoulders I've not felt that the pack is too loose or moved around too much.The water bladder fits in the back pack quite snugly, so there is no room in there for anything else. This is not a problem for my runs.The front zipped pockets contained my phone, gel packets and tissues quite nicely and allowed good access to them whilst I was running.The water pipe fitted nicely over the shoulder straps and allowed free movement and good access to water.I've not had it long enough to test it's long term durability, however it appears to be robust and good enough quality for the runs I have been doing.In summary, If you want a cheap pack option for hydration and during moderately long runs then this fits the bill, however if you want something for longer ultra marathon runs in the wilderness then another option might be better.