• ULT. PER.RUNNING RIBBLE II HIP BOTTLE-LARGE POCKET RED(6351)
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Ultimate Performance

ULT. PER.RUNNING RIBBLE II HIP BOTTLE-LARGE POCKET RED(6351)

ULT. PER.RUNNING RIBBLE II HIP BOTTLE-LARGE POCKET RED(6351)

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ULT. PER.RUNNING RIBBLE II HIP BOTTLE-LARGE POCKET RED(6351)
£22.61 GBP
£23.80 GBP £22.61 GBP

The Ultimate Performance Ribble II Hip Bottle and Holster makes carrying fluids for both runners and walkers easy and comfortable

The position of the bottle makes it easy to access whilst on the move and the holster is fully insulated to help keep cold bottles away from the body

Weve also added in a handy flexible elasticated pocket on the holster for you to store additional essentials whilst on your longer runs and walks

The larger zipped pocket has an inner organiser and is large enough to fit most new generation smart phones

The pack itself has a paddedmoisture wicking back to prevent any irritation to the body whilst the belt helps to restrict movement of the pack to reduce bounce

1 x 650ml Bottle included

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