Cross-country skiing hydration
Which hydration belt for your Nordic skiing sessions?
It is important to stay hydrated during any sports session; to make sure you keep your water bottle always with you, wear a drink belt. They come very handy to keep your drink on hand during your cross-country skiing outings.
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The Spectre 12 Women Black Cherry hydration pack from Oxsitis combines lightness and functionality with its 12-liter capacity, water-resistant Ripstop fabric, pole holder, included flasks and adaptability for hydration systems.
- XS-S (75-87)
- M-L (87-100)
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The Spectre 16 Women Black Cherry bag from Oxsitis combines breathability, water resistance, accessibility for poles, and hydration thanks to the included flasks.
- XS-S (75-85)
- M-L (90-100)
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The Oxsitis Spectre 12 Black Orange hydration bag is perfect for trail running and benefits from lightweight construction to ease your progress on your runs.
- M (100-105)
- L (110-115)
- XL (115-120)
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The Spectre 16 Black Orange hydration bag from Oxsitis combines recycled Ripstop fabric and 3D mesh for lightness and durability, with integrated flasks and ergonomic fit.
- S (80-95)
- M (100-105)
- L (110-115)
- XL (115-120)
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£34.71
With a 75 cl capacity, the Leki Drinkbelt Thermo Black Bright Red Neon Yellow bottle holder will keep your drink at the right temperature while protecting it from freezing.
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Buyer’s guide for hydration belts
There are various types of hydration belts. Some are insulated and others are simply fitted with a pocket to hold a drink bottle. This buying guide should help you choose the one best suited to your activity.
What differences are there between drink belts?
For your cross country skiing events or long distances races, you have a choice of two types of hydration belt.
Firstly you’ll find classic hydration belts. Simply fitted with a pocket where you can put a flask, they allow fast hydration without the need to stop. During descents a simple arm movement around the back is all you need to grab your bottle. It's a favourite choice of long distance runners, ideal when who have very little time to drink. There's also a little side pocket for carrying an energy bar
The second type of drink belt is undoubtedly the most widely used in the world of Nordic skiing. These ones are isothermal hydration belts that maintain the ideal temperature of your drink throughout your session. Also equipped with a large pocket, these drink belts are able to hold a few accessories, energy products and a spare pair of gloves.