Raide W LF 2L Running Belt - Women's

• No more mid run tugging or repositioning, the increased taper is built specifically to follow a wider hip to waist ratio without riding up
• Opens completely flat with a slider and buckle, so you wrap it on rather than fighting to pull it over your hips
• Stays glued to your back no matter how loaded it is, thanks to an internal suspension system that stops the classic belt bounce and slap
• Plastic stays and a foam back panel keep the belt riding close to your lumbar instead of sagging away from your body
• That same foam panel keeps your flask insulated from body heat, so your water stays cooler for longer
• Six pockets spread the load logically, so gels, a phone and a flask all have their own spot instead of getting jumbled together

• Capacity: 2L total, carries up to 1.2L of water, 6 pockets (4 front pockets, 1 zippered internal back pocket, plus front and back main pockets)
• Included hydration: 650mL Hydrapak flask with locking cap, compatible with Hydrapak and Katadyn BeFree filter tops
• Fabric: 70D stretch woven with 3mm x 3mm UHMWPE (Dyneema) ripstop
• Back panel: 3mm perforated foam with 4 flexible plastic stays
• Fit: women's specific taper, fully opening closure with slider and buckle
• Sizing: XS to L

• Women who've found unisex belts ride up or shift due to a more pronounced hip to waist ratio
• Long trail days and mountain missions where you want vest level storage without the weight on your shoulders
• Runners who've been put off belts before by bounce, since the suspension system is genuinely built to fix that specific problem
• Less suited to those who prefer a straight, non tapered fit or don't need the wrap around opening. Our Raide LF 2L Running Belt offers the same capacity and bounce free carry in the original unisex shape.

Most running belts are designed around one body shape and expected to work for everyone, and the fit issues that causes for a lot of women are real, not imagined. Raide actually addressed it properly here rather than just relabelling the same belt, with a genuine taper change and an opening design that solves the awkward hip pull-over problem at the same time. It's a smart, considered update to a belt that already had a loyal following, and one we're glad to finally have a women's specific version of.