[SylentK]

This vest rocks. Best new product I've tried in a while. The majority of my rides these days (now that I have a baby) are quick and to the point (quality over quantity) about 1-1.5 hours. 6-10 miles, 1200-2000 feet in elevation. Plenty of places to flat. Which I have. Plenty of times. And returned home late. But I hate wearing a pack. Back or fanny. I just can't be bothered. I blame DH racing/riding Thankfully my bike has a water bottle holder, but it has to be a short one. So at least I've got water. But no flat kit. So this vest is perfect for another small water bottle for longer rides, CO2's (or pump), tire levers, patch kit and spare tube. Keeps things tight and things feel good and secure. I've grown to hate the feeling of a back pack but this feels really good.

It's not really made for you to access while on your bike. It's just too tight plus you have a shirt over it, and you are wearing gloves so you have no real sense of feel...it's possibro. But only if you're endurobro.

I dig it. I dig it for reals.

SpecialEd

 

[Kalbi777]

see my vest, see my vest made from real gorilla chest

 

[Muddy]

see my vest, see my vest made from real gorilla chest

That's nasty.

 

[StiHacka]

Ghey.

 

[kidwoo]

 

[jstuhlman]

good god man.
one water is enough. and if you really feel like you need all that other stuff, try this to keep it bundled. (and yes, I'm in the same family situation and do similar kinds of rides)
you're welcome.
http://backcountryresearch.com/What-is-the-Awesome-Strap_ep_42.html

 

[SylentK]

Haha no you're right. It's totally ghey.

That's why I wear 39 pieces of flair, too

Also, now I am one step closer to looking like The Machine...or Right Said Fred

 

[SylentK]

good god man.
one water is enough. and if you really feel like you need all that other stuff, try this to keep it bundled. (and yes, I'm in the same family situation and do similar kinds of rides)
you're welcome.
http://backcountryresearch.com/What-is-the-Awesome-Strap_ep_42.html

Hmm...Tempting.

I like this one the best

 

[Nick]

That was a good /fucked up movie.

 

[blindboxx2334]

good god man.
one water is enough. and if you really feel like you need all that other stuff, try this to keep it bundled. (and yes, I'm in the same family situation and do similar kinds of rides)
you're welcome.
http://backcountryresearch.com/What-is-the-Awesome-Strap_ep_42.html

i am constantly amazed how easily it is to completely change the meaning of a phrase, or a couple of words, just by adding a single word... like adding the word 'on'

 

[sbabuser]

In the immortal words of my brother in law, Dan, on his first use of a camelbak (circa when headshoks were cool), "I love this thing. It's like having a boob rubbing up against your back, and sucking on a nipple. While riding. Who wouldn't love that?"

You just have an issue with breasts, admit it.

 

[slimshady]

In the immortal words of my brother in law, Dan, on his first use of a camelbak (circa when headshoks were cool), "I love this thing. It's like having a boob rubbing up against your back, and sucking on a nipple. While riding. Who wouldn't love that?"

You just have an issue with breasts, admit it.

That's it, I'm stealing your reply for my 2015 signature...

 

[blindboxx2334]

In the immortal words of my brother in law, Dan, on his first use of a camelbak (circa when headshoks were cool), "I love this thing. It's like having a boob rubbing up against your back, and sucking on a nipple. While riding. Who wouldn't love that?"

You just have an issue with breasts, admit it.

i remember when my dad first told me that the thing that holds the water is called the bladder. he was actually using his and had the thingy in his mouth when i asked, 'if thats called a bladder, then what is the thing in your mouth called?'