Wise Belt 500
Wise Belt 500 - Black / S is backordered and will be shipped as soon as it is back in stock.
- 365 days to exchange
- Shipped daily, free from €75
- Customers rate us 4.9/5
- Pick up in our Amsterdam store (all stock is here)
Description
Description
A belt that feels like the waistband of your shorts. Wise based the Belt 500 on the waistband of its own running shorts. The stretch fabric fits snugly around your hips, so little moves when you speed up or run downhill.
Room for water, nutrition and keys. You can carry up to two 500 ml soft flasks, plus gels and your keys. One Wise soft flask is included, so you can head out straight away.
Especially nice on warm days and faster runs. A vest soon feels hot and bulky, while you almost forget this belt after a few kilometres. During tempo runs and climbs you notice that nothing presses on your back or chest.
Torn between a belt and a running vest? Choose the Belt 500 for runs of up to a few hours with just the essentials. For ultras with mandatory gear, a vest is more practical.
Specifications
Specifications
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Why this oneRunning belt for water and gels on training runs and fast trail runs
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ActivityTrail running
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MaterialPolyamide
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Composition87% Polyamide, 12% Elastane, 1% Polypropylene
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Care instructionsHand wash
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Included1 x Softflask
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ColourBlack
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Warranty2 years
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SKU116WI-BLA-XS116WI-BLA-S116WI-BLA-M116WI-BLA-L116WI-BLA-XL
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EAN37015570086063701557008590370155700858337015570085763701557008569
Why Wise?
Why Wise?
On a long mountain ultra you want gear that simply does what it should, even when the weather turns or you've been out for hours. That's exactly why we carry Wise at Trail.NL.
Wise comes from Annecy, at the foot of the French Alps, and makes gear designed specifically for ultra trail running. From jackets and trousers to packs and small items for your mandatory kit: everything is designed for long days on the trail.
For us, Wise is above all a no-nonsense choice for the long distance: functional, well thought out and without unnecessary frills.



