Osprey Duro 1.5 Hydration Vest - Ideal for Running and Outdoor Activities

Miike2000: I wished I bought this before, I love this running vest because it has so much storage for food, phones, water bladder and all very light. It looks great even when loaded up. It’s great to run with for long distance trail running, I like the design of the pockets so it’s easy to grab stuff while jogging. There is no rubbing or chafing.

Australia on Nov 23, 2021

EllenEllen: The good:

- The reservoir works really well. The water flow from the mouth piece is excellent. The tube also has a pop out point for easy cleaning. It's well worth the higher cost vs cheaper options.
- The reservoir also sits in the right place on the back. It's snug, doesn't move and is very light.
- The clip closure mechanism for the reservoir is odd at first, but as long as you don't overfill the bag, it seems to work fine.
- The vest itself stretches in all the right places so that it's comfortable when running. It's still solidly designed and feels like it'll hold up to a ton of road and trail miles though. I'm not worried about the mesh or front straps wearing out at all.
- The vest will hold larger phones in the front zip pocket. My Samsung S20 FE fits just fine.
- I'm not sure about keys, but the other front pockets are perfect for a couple of gel packs. Not much else though. If you need to carry (anything else) layers, get the 6.

The bad:

- The vest isn't made for large or x-large people. The chest measurements may be correct, but broader shoulders definitely distort the sizing.
- At 6'0" and 195 lbs, the vest'll just work. I'm sure...

United States on Jul 30, 2021

Dalton A.: There are so few products that do what they say, so im happy to report that this is a product that does. The reservoir has a fold/clip top which is unusual, but i have experienced 0 issues with it. I run 10 miles most nights at a 10-11 minute pace, so I put these things to work (I have run 70 miles in this since date of purchase) The pack doesn’t bounce, slosh, or become uncomfortable (for size reference, I am a male, 5’ 10”, 170 Lbs, 44 inch chest) I experienced very limited sweating beneath the vest despite it being 80°+. The reservoir holds enough for 10 miles in the heat, but just enough. The bite nozzle is comfortable and easy to use and the magnetic nozzle keeper is unfathomably useful as keeps the nozzle both close at hand and out of the way. The pack material is lightweight, but doesn’t feel weak or thin. The dual sternum straps are made of an excellent and durable elastic that will evidently maintain its elasticity and shape for years, they also don’t slip or wiggle loose when under tension and in motion as many adjustable elastic straps do. The sternum straps’ buckle/closure is very unusual as it has eschewed the more traditional buckle, and has instead...

United States on Jun 02, 2021

DKDK: Great pack to begin with, get and try it for sure, but read below.
So, here are dilemmas with this pack: it's quite durable and easy to wash, stitching is seamless and zippers so far are holding up well with the amount of runs I put in with it, it's an incredible product though it may seem overpriced it's worth every penny, especially if you compare it to cheaper packs on amazon around $30/40 price range and a higher priced Solomon ($140+) packs which not always have zippers for locking away stuff if you prefer to use it as storage for other stuff on the go.
Small problem that instantly occured on the first run was a defective zipper pulley (second picture shows the original that remained on the back even though I opened and closed that one under more discomfort as I don't like taking off my pack on the go to take out what I need, first picture shows an off brand pulley for zipper pocket that broke and I replaced because I tend to take my phone out once in a while).
Maybe I am stingy with my star rating and to be honest I would generously give it a five star if it hadn't been for the pulley, my biggest annoyance with adventure packs is zippers breaking somehow, it's an...

United States on May 20, 2021