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UNISEX ULTRA TRAIL RUNNING BAG 15 L - BLACK/BRONZE
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Designed by our team of enthusiasts, this 15 L bag provides you with an efficient way to carry all the mandatory gear on ultra trail runs from 80 to 300 km.
How do you like the idea of a bag tested at the Western StateⓇ, the Tor des GéantsⓇ and the TempliersⓇ? It's specially designed for ultra-trail, with 15 pockets to store all your mandatory gear.
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Product Features
Capacity
Carry everything you need: 15 L of storage in the front and back pockets.
Multiple compartments
Keep your gear within easy reach: 8 pockets in the front and 7 in the back.
Lightweight
For longer and lighter trails, your bag weighs only 360 grams.
Anatomic design
A bag suited to your needs: choose between sizes XS/S, M/L and XL
Stability
A bag that stays in place: 2 side straps and 3 adjustable chest straps.
Ease of use
Easily store gels, bars, smartphone and 2 flasks in the front pockets.
Easy hydration
Stay hydrated: 2 L water bladder included, storage for 2 soft 500 mL flasks
Additional Product informations
Composition
Main fabric
- 100% Polyester
Main lining
- 26% Elastane
- 74% Polyester
Yoke
- 22% Elastane
- 78% Polyamide
Lining
- 15% Polyurethane
- 85% Polyester
Choosing your size
Measure your chest size:XS/S=81-91 cm m/L=92-103 cm XL=104-113 cm
Evadict quiver fastening system built into the black (ref 8801291) and blue (ref 8618629)15 l ultra-trail running bag
Only available in black (ref 8801291) and blue (ref 8618629) versions of the 15 L trail running bagYou can even take your poles along in the quiver that fastens to the blue 15 L ultra-trail running bag!(quiver sold separately)The black and blue 15 L trail bags have clips for attaching the Evadict trail running quiver and carrying your poles without your pockets getting in the way, even when full.You can easily access and store your poles with this simple system.
15 litres and 15 pockets, to keep everything within easy reach while trail running.
There are 8 pockets at the front so you can reach your essentials in a single move:- Pockets for 2 soft 500 mL flasks- Waterproof zipped pocket for your smartphone- Velcro pocket for your gels and bars- Mesh pocket for your rubbishIt also features 7 pockets at the back to store all your mandatory gear: your documents in a protected pocket, 1 survival blanket... And a mesh pocket to keep your rain jacket to hand at all times.
A bag designed to keep you hydrated on trail runs
With space for a 2-litre water bladder at the back (included, attached by hooking on) and 2 front pockets for 500-mL flasks, this bag allows you to carry up to 3 litres of water in total.Considering that you drink an average of 500 mL of water per hour while trail running, that gives you 6 hours of autonomy. Enough to give you peace of mind between aid stations, even in ultra-trail!
So, what about the water bladder?
Your bag comes with a 2-litre water bladder included, 38 x 18 cm in size. It's suitable for temperatures ranging between -20 and +40°C, for water: no milk, no alcohol, and no putting it in the microwave ;)The tube is 100 cm long and you can cut it to whatever length you want!
A bag so light you don't even notice it
Available in 3 sizes (XS/S, M/L, XL) and easy to adjust:- you can adjust the height of the 3 front straps- the 2 straps on the side pockets adjust the tightness of the bag Result: your bag stays so stable you'll forget you've even got it on while trail running.
Loads of design features to make your life easier
Your tube is held in pace by a magnetic attachment: it goes back in its place automatically when you let it go- The kangaroo pocket at the back lets you access your rain jacket in one move- Your smartphone is within easy reach, in a waterproof zipped pocket at the front- The 110 dB safety whistle is incorporated inside a front pocket
Never run without your poles.
Along with the whistle - mandatory in many races - which is located in the little chest pocket (hence near your mouth!), this bag also features 2 elastic straps on each side to attach your 3-section trail running poles.
Gaëtan, the evadict product manager, tells the story behind the 15 l ultra-trail running bag:
We wanted a bag that'll take you to the end of your trails in complete safety and that can carry all your mandatory gear. We took our customers' opinions into account, for instance adding the smartphone pocket.We designed it for ultra-trail, the most demanding category there is. Then we did two series of protocolled tests, which yielded excellent results.We're proud of this product, we spent a lot of time working on its stability, compartmentalization and accessibility.
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This is a great pack for longer runs where you need to take kit. However when I used this with soft flasks in the front pouches, it creates lots of movement when running and the shoulder straps rub on my neck leaving it very red and sore. Will need to look for a top to protect my neck or only use the bladder in the back. What a shame
This bag didn’t last 5 minutes sadly. The stitching came apart at the seams. Not fit for purpose and I am returning.
Have been using this regularly for 8 months now and although I really want to like it I keep falling out with it. The chest buckles are too small and fiddly and very difficult to use if fingers are cold which in the UK is most of the time. The whole pack sits very high on the body which is comfortable to wear, but means I struggle to actually see what is in any of the pockets and I have to do everything by feel. Not ideal if I want, say, a particular food item. The rear mesh pocket is useless, it's too loose to risk holding anything of value (e.g. a jacket) and impossible to reach whilst wearing the pack. The lower waist pockets which I presume are meant for food aren't particularly deep and things just fall out as soon as you open them. The phone pocket and the soft flask pocket are very good and easy to access, as are the other pockets on the shoulder straps. The larger main pockets also hold kit well and have useful inner pockets to separate various kit as required. I have frequently used the pack in conjunction with a quiver for my poles. The quiver is again near useless in situations where you don't want to stop and faff, the drawstring gets caught up in the pack straps and the quiver and poles don't sit properly if you have a fairly full pack. It would be far better if the pack had a properly integrated solution for storing poles. Such a shame as on paper it sounds like a good pack but given I have to take it off to access most things, and the clips are so small and fiddly, a lightweight rucksack with proper clips is a much better option for speed of accessing kit.
