OT ultimate direction running bag/ vest

Posted on Sat 28th, August 2021

• #1

Tallboy
£45 posted

Original ultimate direction Scott Jurek model ultra vest. Not used for 2 years as it was in Spain and I wasn’t. 9litre storage, great for work commutes without laptop. Amazing piece of kit, super comfy and versatile and in good condition. I’ve run 60+ miles in this with no rubbing.

Size large so fits normal to big size men- plenty of adjustment. Lots of pockets for spare kit, snacks, phone etc and main compartment is water proof.

I could include a bottle but I doubt you want my used bottles? Fits any bike size bottles.

It’s this model https://www.ultramarathonrunningstore.com/Ultimate-Direction-SJ-ULTRA-Vest-p/udsj.htm

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• #2

kl in reply to @Tallboy

This is a great brand and a great price. I would buy the hell out of this if I thought I could ever get my injuries under control and back to ultras.
• #3

passaro

Interested. Will pm.
• #4

Tallboy

Now sold. Thanks

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