Instinct Hydracell Soft Flask (250ml)
Instinct Hydracell Soft Flask (250ml) - Transparent is backordered and will be shipped as soon as it is back in stock.
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- Shipped daily, free from €75
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- Pick up in our Amsterdam store (all stock is here)
Description
Description
Compact while running. The soft bottle fits easily into a trail vest, waist belt, or small storage compartment and moves with you while running. This makes it comfortable for short trail runs, races, and training sessions where you don't need to carry much water.
Drinking is easy on the go. The soft mouthpiece allows you to drink without significantly interrupting your pace. You will notice the advantage especially during races or intensive training sessions, when drinking quickly without holding a hard bottle is pleasant.
Choose it for small amounts of drink. It works well for routes with regular water stations or when you want to distribute multiple small soft flasks across your trail vest. For long trail runs and ultras without frequent resupply, a larger capacity is more practical.
For a compact and quick drink, this is a logical choice. For a large drinking capacity, you are better off choosing a larger soft flask.
Specifications
Specifications
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Why this oneSoft flask for drinking during short trail runs and competitions
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FeaturesStandard
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Volume250ML
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ColourTransparent
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Warranty2 Years
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SKUIN_ACC_HC1*
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EAN3760080592013
Why Instinct?
Why Instinct?
Somewhere around kilometre thirty you want to reach your food or your phone without taking off your vest or stopping. That is exactly why we carry Instinct at Trail.NL.
The French brand from the Alps makes trail vests, packs, quivers and bottles that sit high and barely move. The range runs from a minimalist vest for a marathon to a 40 litre pack for multi-day trips, for ultras and long days in the mountains.
For us, Instinct is above all a well-thought-out choice: plenty of storage within reach, an adjustable fit and gear designed for long distances.


