Ultimate Direction
Race 4.0 Hydration Belt

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Race 4.0 Hydration Belt

When your day's plan calls for scrambling, running, hiking, or just generally moving quickly in the outdoors, make sure you bring along the Ultimate Direction Race 4.0 Hydration Belt for a minimalist hydration solution. Regardless of how fast, flat, or vertical you get, the Race 4.0's Flex Mono Mesh dual compression waist belt provides a secure and breathable fit, while the MonoRip mesh backpack conforms to your every move. The main pocket has room for your smartphone and a UD Body Bottle 500, while the hidden key pocket safely stows your car or house key. Plus, individual compression bungee bands add extra attachment points.

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Lightweight, low-profile hydration belt for trail running
Stretchy mesh construction conforms to your body
Adjustable straps secure an exact fit
Offers room for Ultimate Direction Body Bottle 500
Individual compression bungee bands attach extra gear
Item #ULD002R

Material: Flex Mono Mesh
Volume: 0.8L (47cu in)
Hydration Compatible: yes, 1 Body Bottle 500
Access: zippered
Pockets: 1 front zip, 1 key
Waist Size: [small/medium] 26 - 33in, [medium/large] 31 - 40in
Claimed Weight: 2.6oz
Recommended Use: hiking, road running, trail running
Manufacturer Warranty: lifetime

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2 out of 5 stars

July 5, 2020

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Familiarity:: I've put it through the wringer
Size Bought:: S/M
Weight:: 155

I've put about 100 miles in with his belt and while it is functional and lightweight my biggest complaint is that the velcro creates little pulls in your shirt around your belly button. I'm diligent about keeping it fastened appropriately, but my Patagonia shirts now have about 50 little pills and snags on them. I've gone back to my Nathan belt and UD vest. Also, I have a size 31 waist and ordered the S/M - it's a snug fit.

Daniel A