Hi all,
I've just started running home from work and have been stuffing my clothes into a little bag to throw over my sholders and run. But it is very uncomfortable (lots of chaffing under the arm pits, deodorant leaves me in agony).
I was hoping some of you might have a bit of advice for me as to how I could make this all more confortable, particularly with respect to buying a suitable new bag..... I don't want to spend money on one that won't be any good.
Thanks for any help.
Tim
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They are both really comfy for running with.
I'm just abusing the internet access provided by my employer whilst my boss is on holiday! Expect to see a dramatic reduction in posting when he returns next week!
Now Running Bare... Well you could do trainers, but just not the clothes ?
Running Bare clothes would have to be in a similar sartorial style to the Emperor's new ones!
Entered this thread a bit late - Being a miser I wanted a rucsac for long distance running which wouldn't break the bank. I found the answer in the form of a Regatta X-ert 20 daysac for £18.00. It has two bottle pockets on each side, a bungee on the back for loose stuff,chest strap,waist strap and a removal foam insert. It even has its own dayglo elasticated cover you can put on if it gets wet.Excellent value and it works!
I use a Lowe Alpine contour event 35 when I run to work. It straps really well and the copression straps cut bounce completely, even though I carry shirt, underwear, socks, towel, files and folders (but not class sets)and my lunch. I only have to adjust on the run if I forget to do it before starting.
The external mesh pocket is ideal for water, extra breakfast and flashing red lights too.
If you already have a rucksack, you might consider the Unbottle, which will fit inside it, or look at the Platypus Big Hosers, which are cheaper, although more basic.
Look in bike shops for Camelbaks, or Outdoors shops for platypus'.
Thanks again,
Tim