Kiprun 900 Trail Running Hydration Belt

Bought for long runs and racing to carry poles. Haven’t been able to make the pole carrying work for me yet but might be me or the poles too short to be carried. Rear pocket is good but would be better if it had Velcro like the front. Front zipped pocket fits standard phone but I just keep my key in it and phone in the larger front pocket. Side pockets hold a few gels/bars that and headphone case no problem. Found it to be stable when loaded with the above and 500ml of water flask in rear pocket. Re sizing I’m 34” waist in UK and bought XL with plenty of adjustment.

Struggled with carrying poles in the past using a quiver. This belt however, is great for poles. They attach and detach quickly. They also stay stable and do not bounce. The mobile phone pocket is OK for a mini iphone , you can still store a soft flask and bars in the other pockets. Perhaps for the size of the belt you would want more storage but I guess that’s a compromise for carrying your poles.

The front handphone pouch is useless for nowadays phone unless you are using a mini phone 6" and below. I try putting 400ml nalgene abit bouncy but didn't fell out

Works ok. Struggles to fit a 500ml soft flask in the front but ok if you drink some first. The rear large pocket is too big and stretchy so I stitched it at the top, then a mobile phone slides in securely. The water proof front pocket is too small for most mobiles.

This belt was perfect for my first marathon. It held my phone, a credit card, 7 large gels, and a small bag of electrolyte powder for a water bottle refill. I used a handheld water bottle, so no bottle was in the belt. There was lots of room still in the belt. The belt fit nice and snug; I did not have to tighten the side adjustment very much at all. You really need to try them on for size though.

The perfect little waist belt

I adjust it according to my waist and tighten it, it loosens as I run. It is a functionally useful product.

To answer some questions in the comments, like "how to put on a bib" or "what are the elastic pockets for": for the bib, you have to drill two holes in the bib, remove the plastic clips from the two small elastics in the front pocket, thread these elastics through the holes, and put the clips back on the elastics, in front of the bib. For the "elastic pockets", I think they are simply small sheaths to store the elastics on the sides, which stick out when you tighten them. Otherwise, I have little perspective because I recently bought them, but the belt does its job, if you take the right size. If you are between two sizes, in my opinion you should take the size below, because 1) once in the race you forget that it is a little tight, and at least the equipment (smartphone, bottles) does not shake, and 2) over time the belt will relax.

Definitely a very good quality product. But even the XL size is too small for 1.70m and 90kg.

It's a bit warm and makes your stomach sweat, but other than that it's comfortable and very useful.

Perfect for storing my phone and gels while running. No annoying movement while running. Size M/L too small, order L/XL.

The belt moves during a long run (marathon), the road