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Go farther when you wear the Nathan Elite 2V Plus Pack. This ultra light lumbar pack holds two 22-ounce bottles and comes with a flask for five ounces of energy gel, so you can stay hydrated and refuel without stopping. Carry another gel pack or other small essentials in the zippered pocket. The Airmesh back panel ensures you don't form a sweat film between you and your pack, and a shock cord lets you carry a jacket or gloves. *Fits waists 26 to 42 inches.
Bottom Line: Prevent bonking.
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Which has less bounce, the Nathan Elite 2v Plus or the Nathan
Which has less bounce, the Nathan Elite 2v Plus or the Nathan Elite 2V?
By: Aaron
November 13, 2008
The belt system on these is the same. Nathan has done an exceptional job of designing to ensure fit and minimize bounce, chaffing, etc. The question for you is: do you want the zippered pocket? Personally, I prefer the Plus because of the pocket. I agree with Marit- both packs have the same belt/bottle setup. The contents of the accessory pouches may have a slight addition to the bounce but not significant. I've found that my stride has more effect on the bouncing..by changing the stride just oh so slightly can really stop the bottle bounce! Cheers
By: thedesretf462146
November 26, 2008
Works well
By:
snu4699631
December 23, 2011
I have logged around 50 miles with this Elite V2 and I like it. There is plenty of room on the pockets for gels and whatever else you may need. The bottles don't get in your way when you run. I was using a Camelbak pack and could not tell how much I was drinking but I can now. I have not used any of the elastic cords yet but I am sure I will. The Elite V2 rides very well. I was afraid of the bottles rattling or sloshing but nothing. I have not tried any other bottle carrying rigs to compare this to but overall I like it.
Is it possible to buy just a bottle.
Is it possible to buy just a bottle.
By: nofinishli2423185
September 17, 2008
No. Go to the Nathan website (nathansports.com) and you can buy individual bottles there. They're cheap.
By: Barrett Wood
September 18, 2008
Nathan Elite 2V plus pack
By:
thedesretf462146
November 24, 2008
This is a nice pack-well made and it does hold the 2 bottles pretty stable. My only beef with the pack is if you are short(i'm 5'4") like i am your arms may hit the tops of the bottles or the tops of the side accesory pouches when running...somewhat annoying but i just raise my arms slightly and keep them out away from my sides when i'm on the move. Aside from that i like the pack and would certainly recommend it for trail runners or summer day hikers going ultralight.
I'm confused...this looks like it holds 2 water bottles,
I'm confused...this looks like it holds 2 water bottles, but states there's only one for this set-up?!
By: albee2418493
September 15, 2008
This does hold two bottles, The tech specs have been changed.
By: Dakka
September 16, 2008
Change me.
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Hydration AccessoriesWorks well
I have logged around 50 miles with this Elite V2 and I like it. There is plenty of room on the pockets for gels and whatever else you may need. The bottles more...
Nathan Elite 2V plus pack
This is a nice pack-well made and it does hold the 2 bottles pretty stable. My only beef with the pack is if you are short(i'm 5'4") like more...
- Material:
- Nylon, Airmesh
- Suspension:
- Mesh back panel, waist-belt
- Hydration Compatible:
- Yes, includes 2 bottles, 22oz (0.7L)
- Pockets:
- 2 Bottle holsters, 1 flask holster, 1 zip
- Recommended Use:
- Running, racing