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Our tech team has launched updates to The Nest today. As a result of these updates, members of the Nest Community will need to change their password in order to continue participating in the community. In addition, The Nest community member's avatars will be replaced with generic default avatars. If you wish to revert to your original avatar, you will need to re-upload it via The Nest.
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Thank you.
Note: This only affects The Nest's community members and will not affect members on The Bump or The Knot.
Hydration back packs
If you run with a Camelbak - or something along those lines - what size do you have? I have tried a belt and just can't get used to it, and I don't like holding anything in my hand so I want to give this a try.
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Re: Hydration back packs
I literally just bought the Camelback Annadel this weekend. I am/was super reluctant to buy something, but I just can't fathom running wearing a belt (ugh, bouncing around my waist, no thank you!)http://community.thenest.com/cs/ks/forums/thread/64330189.aspx. I haven't ran w/my pack on yet, but when I tried it on in the store I tried to simulate the motion my upper body makes when I run to see if it shifts at all (which was one of my concerns w/going w/a backpack style, b/c running w/a backpack on sucks) & it seemed to stay in place. I based my decision on a pack on this pp from last week
http://community.thenest.com/cs/ks/forums/thread/64330189.aspx
First, I highly recommend shelling out the money for the Camelbak as opposed to a cheaper knockoff brand. I went through 3 cheaper versions in one summer, including 2 from Costco, before I broke down and spent the money for a Camelbak. The cheaper ones just did not last.
I looooove my Camelbak. We call it the bag of life. I wear it mountain biking, hiking, take it kayaking, use it for day trips. It stays ice cold all day, even strapped to the front of my kayak in the intense AZ summer heat. I have one that holds 3 liters. For running, I would look into a smaller one due to the added weight and the "bouncing around" issue.
March 19th, St. Patty's Around the Loch Run 5k: 32:23, PR
May 22nd, Get Your Rear in Gear 5k: 32:15, PR
July 16th, University of Okoboji 10k: 1:09:33, Instant PR
July 23rd, Warrior Dash, Minneapolis: 48:43
October 23rd, RNR St. Louis Half Marathon, 2:40:11, Instant PR
October 29th, Jack-O-Lantern 5k, 30:11, PR
March 19th, St. Patty's Around the Loch Run 5k: 32:23, PR
May 22nd, Get Your Rear in Gear 5k: 32:15, PR
July 16th, University of Okoboji 10k: 1:09:33, Instant PR
July 23rd, Warrior Dash, Minneapolis: 48:43
October 23rd, RNR St. Louis Half Marathon, 2:40:11, Instant PR
October 29th, Jack-O-Lantern 5k, 30:11, PR