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(Health-NewsWire.Net, July 08, 2015 ) Columbia, Missouri -- Sports company Invitofitness just released a hydration running belt that is suitable for 5k, half marathons, weight lifting rock-climbing as well as all kinds of outdoor activities, such as hiking and traveling.
The running belt includes two spacious pouches and a six ounces water bottle in a flexible bottle holder. Users can keep hydrated without overloading their packs. The bottle holder can also be used as a t-shirt holder depending on the users' need. The major pouch on the front, 3.5 inches tall and 6.5 inches wide, is large enough to fit in most of the smartphones (including iPhone 6 plus, Galaxy Notes, etc) in the market, and they can provide proper places for the users' belongings such as changes, snacks and keys. The second pouch on the side, 3.5 inches tall and 4.5 inches wide, can be tailored for credit cards and keys. Therefore, bouncing keys or scratched phone screens can be efficiently prevented. The running belt is made of soft and lightweight neoprene material with a dual-adjustable elastic nylon straps with a strong buckle clip that can be adjusted from 26 inches to 41 inches. Its black color, adjustable belt make it a proper unisex collection.
Compared to other running belts on the market, Invitofitness's design is more functional and considering. The quick dry and machine washable functions make it easy for cleaning or for any color runs events. The 4.25 ounces weight without the water bottle also makes it more portable.
The rewarding program for the customers is offering 10% discount on Amazon hydration running belt through the following two weeks, from July 1st to July 14th, 2015. More information is available on the official website invitofitness.
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Finally, the newest running belt model (http://www.amazon.com/Hydration-Marathon-Smartphone-Separate-Warranty/dp/B00PIN3RVI) from Invitofitness is born. Its dual pouches feature will keep the accessories handy and tidy.
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