Last year I bought an Amphipod AirFlow Microstretch Belt. (I had to look up the specific name for it. I just knew it was a waist belt for running.) The belt is designed to hold anything you might want to carry on a run. Your wallet, cell phone, some emergency money, a Powerbar, some GU, etc.
But... if I had slipped my phone in the pouch and clipped on the belt before my bike ride last week, I might have been able to call a friend for a faster (and less painful) ride home.
Liz has a similar pouch that she has used successfully and I know a lot of people find them useful. There are even water resistant models available. It isn't a good fit for me on a run, but I definitely plan to use it on more rides.
Saturday
Goal For The Day: Rest.
Distance: 0.00 Miles.
Notes: We had a great time hosting a baby shower for Ben and Maja. A lot of family, friends, and food. That's how to spend a day off!
Daily Miles: 0.00 Miles.
Blog Totals:
Run - 188.28 Miles.
Bike - 98.53 Miles.
Swim - 7,200+ meters.
I love mine. I got one from Nathan Sports (what can I say, they had a good name), http://www.nathansports.com/our-products/runners-paks-music-carriers/runners-paks/shadow-pak
ReplyDeleteI think i first saw it at the expo in Disney with you guys...
Anyways, I put my phone in it, but I have my phone with me on runs anyways since I use the iMapMyRun ap for the android phone. I also haven't had any problems with it riding up, but then again i have a little extra above my waist that might keep it in place.
I also used it to keep some energy gels on my half, which I appreciated. I'm not sure the gels did anything for me physically, but i'm okay with the placebo effect.
I use the belt that I had for a portable CD player that I used to use to listen to tunes when I walked (yes, I am old.) My phone fits in perfectly.
ReplyDeleteYou say, "Amphipod AirFlow Microstretch Belt," but I hear:
ReplyDeleteFANNY PACK.
Nerd.