Bike course: water bottle of Camelback

[Tri Girl]

I wear my Camelback all the time. It's easier to get a drink on the bike, and then I keep it on for the run. I even wear it when I'm doing a marathon. I need drinks when I'm thirsty, not at certain mile intervals that are predetermined.
I say wear the Camelback!

[KSH]

I also vote wear the Camelback.

I too enjoy running with mine as well. Happy to hear I am not the only one who does that!

[btchance]

Alrighty, looks like I'll go ahead and do the Camelbak. I'm another one of those that runs with it for longer distances. Not sure I will during the tri, though, since the distance is so short, but if it's too hot, I probably will

Thanks

[Nanci]

At my pace, water stops a mile apart are too far. I breathe through my mouth, and hate when it gets dry, so I like being able to sip from my Camelback. Actually, though, I have a waist pack with a diagonal single bottle and a little pouch for gel or whatever.

But at Wickham Park Marathon, I'll be carrying 100 oz of water and praying it makes it through a 3.75 mile loop...

Nanci

[MelC]

Do you have aero bars? If so you can get a water bottle with a straw that is bungeed between them.

Mel

[btchance]

Do you have aero bars? If so you can get a water bottle with a straw that is bungeed between them.

Mel

I wish I had aero bars. Or at least a nice road bike, but that's going to have to wait another year.

Nanci, I don't have one of the fuel belts or bottles, but it's something I may think about getting.

Thanks for the help!!

[Nanci]

I don't have the belt, but the bottles are a nice size, and you can stick one in a jersey pocket or trunk bag and not know it's there.

Nanci