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fei neng store via Amazon has
SAVIOR COOL Cooling Hydration Water Vest w/ 2L Bladder & 3 Cooling Packs (various) on sale for $29.99 - $15 (50%) off when you apply promo code
24C4NUC3 on the checkout page =
$14.99.
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About this product:
- Cooling and hydration combined in one lightweight vest
- 3 removable cooling packs provide targeted heat relief
- 2L BPA-free bladder supports hands-free hydration
- Quick-dry mesh and adjustable straps help reduce shifting
- Front, side, and rear storage keeps essentials organized
Top Comments
- no movement around under arms (those straps are terrible weight balance/stability)
- no chaffing (especially around neckline on cheap vests)
- breathability (some sort of mesh material)
- front pockets for water / fuel.
Heat will always suck and as disgusting as it sounds, most vests actually get better when they are soaked in your own sweat thanks for evaporative cooling. Just pour ice down the back pouch if you're really hot or freeze half of the bladder the night before.
It usually comes down to - just buy Solomon Advanced Skin (5 or 12) and be done with it. 75% of the running community agrees. Or go with UD or another brand (maybe Nathan) w/ the risk of potentially bad fit / buying and returning. etc. If you want cheap, you're better off buying a belt and using that for water/fuel - Orange Mud makes a decent one you can use with a normal 32 oz bottle, naked belt is another one fancier mesh one. I bought the cheap Ali vest and never use it...I tend to just use a cheap handheld on anything up to 15miles unsupported.
Community Reviews
This is a lightweight hi-vis hydration vest with a 2-liter bladder and removable cooling packs, aimed at hot-weather walking, yardwork, and other short outings. The cooling effect is described as mild and short-lived, around 1 to 2 hours, but it can still help keep water cool and make brief heat exposure more tolerable. The bright color and extra storage also make it useful for event support or carrying small items like a walkie and medical supplies. The main drawbacks are the small, thin ice packs, the added weight, and concerns about fit, breathability, and durability, especially in humid conditions.
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- no movement around under arms (those straps are terrible weight balance/stability)
- no chaffing (especially around neckline on cheap vests)
- breathability (some sort of mesh material)
- front pockets for water / fuel.
Heat will always suck and as disgusting as it sounds, most vests actually get better when they are soaked in your own sweat thanks for evaporative cooling. Just pour ice down the back pouch if you're really hot or freeze half of the bladder the night before.
It usually comes down to - just buy Solomon Advanced Skin (5 or 12) and be done with it. 75% of the running community agrees. Or go with UD or another brand (maybe Nathan) w/ the risk of potentially bad fit / buying and returning. etc. If you want cheap, you're better off buying a belt and using that for water/fuel - Orange Mud makes a decent one you can use with a normal 32 oz bottle, naked belt is another one fancier mesh one. I bought the cheap Ali vest and never use it...I tend to just use a cheap handheld on anything up to 15miles unsupported.
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- no movement around under arms (those straps are terrible weight balance/stability)
- no chaffing (especially around neckline on cheap vests)
- breathability (some sort of mesh material)
- front pockets for water / fuel.
Heat will always suck and as disgusting as it sounds, most vests actually get better when they are soaked in your own sweat thanks for evaporative cooling. Just pour ice down the back pouch if you're really hot or freeze half of the bladder the night before.
It usually comes down to - just buy Solomon Advanced Skin (5 or 12) and be done with it. 75% of the running community agrees. Or go with UD or another brand (maybe Nathan) w/ the risk of potentially bad fit / buying and returning. etc. If you want cheap, you're better off buying a belt and using that for water/fuel - Orange Mud makes a decent one you can use with a normal 32 oz bottle, naked belt is another one fancier mesh one. I bought the cheap Ali vest and never use it...I tend to just use a cheap handheld on anything up to 15miles unsupported.
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Literally shows them drinking with their hand to bring the tube up.
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