Salomon Agile 2 Set Unisex Running Vest with Flask Included, Essential Capacity, Reflective detailing

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Whats more to say? Salomon’s Agile 2 is the essentials with nothing more on show. It keeps you lit up at night and allows you to carry a few extras for those longer runs. In my experience, it stays in place, is comfortable and was a great product over the darker months, given I don’t have hi visibility kit to run in.

At 175g (without the amazing flasks), Salomon Agile 2 Set is in the standard weight for this product type. Salomon Active Skin 8 Set Unisex Hydration Vest with 2 Soft Flasks (500ml), Trail Running and Hiking.Delivery timescales are esimates in working days; Public Holidays, Saturday's and Sunday's are NOT classed as working days. Delivery timescales are based on working days; Public Holidays, Saturday's and Sunday's are NOT classed as working days. After washing many times (officially by hand, 30°C), the colors and fabrics have not deteriorated. Strong, durable, it will easily go through the seasons without flinching. All applicable customs and import duties and any other charges are the responsibility of the customer. From time to time carriers may deliver earlier or later, or on non working days however this is cannot be guaranteed nor should it be expected.

Salomon Active Skin 4 Set Unisex Hydration Vest, with 2 Soft Flasks (500ml), Trail Running and Hiking. Salomon Active Skin 4 Set Unisex Hydration Vest, with 2 Soft Flasks (500ml), Trail Running and Hiking - New Updated Model. If you’re after the bare essentials, Salomon’s Agile 2 could be all you need. We’ve been lead to believe that more features for less cash equals value. From cars to phones, multi tools to shoes, its the bells and whistles that provide perceived value, a reference point against their competition.Well, over time we learn that to be a load of rubbish. Having what you truly need matters, I mean, we don’t all have a 137,328 feature rich Victorinox knife for every possible scenario. We have a tool box. The major problem concerns the carrying and adjustment across the chest. As it is a one-size-fits-all bag, it must be suitable for the very thin runner as well as someone bigger and fuller. You use the very long side straps to adjust it to your morphology. For a size M runner you end up with almost 30cm of surplus straps. And, as nothing has been planned to fix this surplus, you end up tying it up in knots, wedging the straps, which of course over the miles always ends up flapping about and dangling along the chest.