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The stretchy, breathable tube-style running waistpack has three deep pockets circling the entire belt, with the largest one in the back, suitable to fit even a full-size soft flask. ItвЂ™s been on the market for years, and many brands have tried their hand at a similar tube-style running belt, and yet the Naked Running Band remains the best waistbelt of this kind. Photo: iRunFar/Eszter HoranyiД«est Tube Style Overall: Naked Running Band ($50) The Nathan 5k Race Belt is perfect for races and short jaunts where you donвЂ™t need water and need only to carry small items like a phone and key.

Best Budget: Decathlon Kalenji Adjustable Running Belt.

Best for Two Soft Flasks: Ultimate Direction Ultra Belt 5.0.

Best for One Soft Flask: Ultimate Direction Race Belt 5.0.

Best Mini-Belt Runner-Up: Nathan 5k Waist Belt.

Best Mini-Belt Overall: Nathan Zipster Lite.Best for Hard-Sided Water Bottles Runner-Up: UltrAspire Synaptic 2.0 Waist Pack.Best for Hard-Sided Water Bottles: Nathan Peak Hydration Waist Pak.Best Tube Style Honorable Mention: UltrAspire Fitted Race Belt 2.0.

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Best Tube Style Runner-Up: Salomon Sense Pro.

Best Tube Style Overall: Naked Running Band.

We also answer the most frequently asked questions about running belts and waistpacks below, and we describe our testing methodology for this guide.

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You can learn a bit more about how to choose the right running waistpack for you by jumping down to our how-to-choose section. Our choices fit in three general categories: tube-style belts, mini-belts, and larger waistpacks built around carrying specific water bottles.Д¬lick on any of the running belts below to check out the details of each. IRunFar searched far and wide and logged loads of miles in a few dozen products to bring you the best running waistbelts and waistpacks available today. Ranging from minimalist mini-belts just big enough for a smartphone up to ultramarathon-worthy waistpacks that can fully substitute for a vest, the running waistpack and belt market is so large and diverse that it can be hard to decide what you might need. If you find yourself wanting a break from the more traditional running hydration pack or there are times when you only need to run with a minimal amount of gear, then a running belt or waistpack might be for you! Running belts and waistpacks offer a way to carry supplies and gear, such as water, snacks, an extra clothing layer, your phone, keys, cards, money, and sometimes even hiking poles, in a hyper-compact spot around your waist.

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