Watch out, the era of backpacks might be over. Designed for and with our athletes in mind, our Freebelt Pro trail running belt sparked a mini-revolution in the trail world in spring 2018 and has since been spotted at the top of ultras around the world. A single, ultra-elastic, easy-access pouch that can hold everything you need for a ride of up to 6 hours at full autonomy: Ergoflasks, food, phone, baselayer, waterproof jacket and more. The folded bars attach to your belt with two silicone loops. Additional straps carry your race number. Ergonomic design combined with extra stretchy material fits all body types. The belt sits comfortably around the hips and most importantly does not move no matter what is inside. If you are aiming for longer distances, the Freebelt Pro can be combined with the Ultrun S Pack for more volume and optimal weight distribution more.
Exact colour description | Black |
Material composition | 1 % polypropylene, 12 % elastane, 87 % polyamide |
Target group | Men, Women |
Belt type | Belt |
Item number | 16094620 |
Manufacturer | Compressport |
Category | Belts |
Manufacturer no. | CU00011B_990_0ML |
Release date | 15.6.2021 |
Sales rank in Category Belts | 55 of 9495 |
Colour | Black |
Exact colour description | Black |
Material composition | 1 % polypropylene, 12 % elastane, 87 % polyamide |
Upper | Polyamide |
Target group | Men, Women |
Age group | Adults |
Belt type | Belt |
Belt size | L, M |
Country of origin | Turkey |
CO₂-Emission | |
Climate contribution |
Length | 37 cm |
Width | 24 cm |
Height | 0.20 cm |
Weight | 242 g |
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