Endurance races are demanding. So are endurance runners. That’s why the updated men’s ADV SKIN 5 is designed to make you feel freer and comfier. It still covers essentials like easy hydration, while maximizing comfort and stability - with new ultra-versatile storage into the bargain. This 5-L version is ideal for those shorter outings and races.
Freedom of movement: The sensifit™ construction still offers a snug, precise fit – we’ve upped the comfort and stability, so you stay free, fast and chafe-free
2 soft flasks 500 ml 42 mm cap included
Easy Hydration: With integrated soft flasks that stay put, drink as soon as you feel thirsty to keep pushing your limits or simply enjoy the sensations
Versatile usage: This is your hydration vest, so own it. Adjust the fit and choose how to stash your gear, including poles – the new top pocket gives you even more options
Sensifit: Stability/freedom of movementThe construction uses stretch, breathable fabrics that conform to the body, and lightweight adjustments for fit and stability. The pack doesn't bounce but allows comfortable breathing
Quick Link: This innovative sternum strap construction allows you to adjust and connect your pack quickly, even on the fly. The elastic strap also allows easy breathing during intense activity
| Assembled Height (cm) | 1.00 cm |
|---|---|
| Assembled Width (cm) | 19.00 cm |
| Assembled Length (cm) | 38.00 cm |
| Assembled Weight (kg) | 0.25 kg |
| Product Volume (L) | 5.00 l |
| Primary Material | Polyester |
| Advanced Features | Quick Access Compartment,Lightweight |
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