Portable Potables
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Fitletic Quench Retractable Hydration Belt
Two retractable pockets unfold to carry bottles. Toggles for a bib mean you can race with it.
($49, fitletic.com)
Salomon S-Lab Sense Set
A light vest made of breathable mesh keeps you cool, while two collapsible water flasks in front pockets let you lean in to sip.
($120, salomon.com)
Mountainsmith Dart TLS Lumbar Belt
The classically styled Dart TLS (Technical Lumbar System) secures your bottle low, stable, and angled for easy retrieval.
($35, mountainsmith.com)
Avex Brazos Autoseal Stainless Water Bottle
This 24-ounce stainless steel Avex bottle has a spill-proof system that lets you take a sip with a one-handed squeeze.
($30, avexsport.com)
Salomon Park Hydro Handset
The soft-sided 18-ounce flask collapses as you drink, while the stretchy glove/strap system has small pockets to hold stuff.
($42, salomon.com)
Camelbak Circuit Vest
Camelbak's lightest pack holds 1.5 liters with a tube and bite valve. Mesh panels allow the reservoir to cool your back.
($85, camelbak.com)
Nathan Speed Draw Plus Insulated
This ergonomically shaped, insulated, reflective (!) 18-ounce bottle comes with an adjustable hand strap and a big pocket.
($35, nathansports.com)
Fuelbelt Helium H30
A foam belt distributes three 7-ounce bottles around your waist. Its plastic holsters provide easy yet secure access.
($52, fuelbelt.com)
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