🎽 Elevate your run with the vest that moves as fast as you do!
The AONIJIE Hydration Vest Pack is a featherlight 5L capacity running backpack designed for middle to long-distance athletes. Weighing only 190g without the bladder, it features ergonomic vest-style fit with adjustable waist and chest straps, nine external pockets for optimal organization, and breathable padded mesh for comfort. Compatible with a 1.5L hydration bladder (sold separately), it’s engineered to keep you hydrated and agile across all outdoor activities.
| Strap Type | Shoulder, Chest Strap |
| Capacity | 5 Liters |
| Number Of Pockets | 9 |
| Tank Volume | 1.5 Liters |
| Manufacturer | Aonijie |
| UPC | 631517897625 |
| Pocket Description | Stash Pocket |
| Item Package Dimensions L x W x H | 12.28 x 6.1 x 1.89 inches |
| Package Weight | 0.23 Kilograms |
| Item Dimensions LxWxH | 11.02 x 11.02 x 16.93 inches |
| Brand Name | AONIJIE |
| Part Number | .. |
J**.
Works well
Light weight, plenty of pockets. No issues.
M**A
Love it. Marathon approved
More comfortable than my old camelbak running pack. It makes me feel light as a bird and still has room for water, keys, wallet, a small rain jacket, even candy
A**R
Great for running
Stays in place for runs! Pocket in back for water bladder and snacks. Front pockets for little snacks and phone.
S**K
Very Solid Budget Running Vest
For context, I initially bought the cheaper AONIJIE Ultralight Running Vest (~$22) and really hated how much that one bounced and how my phone gave me a bruise by the way it was rubbing on my rib during the run. Spending $8 to upgrade to this vest was absolutely worth it.When I put my phone on the right side and then a 250 mL TRIWONDER soft flask with a 110 mL Energy Flask bottle on the left side, this vest works wonderfully. I tried running with it on both fast and easy runs (7:15-12:30 per mile pace), and I was very content with how it fit and didn't bounce. Note that I am a skinny dude (5'9" @ 140 lbs - I'm a stick), so I had to tighten every strap to nearly as far as the straps would let me, but it was comfortable enough to run with and not feel like my breathing was restricted.I didn't purchase a bladder with this vest (some of the reviewers here need to learn to read descriptions of products before purchasing, but I digress) since I didn't need one, but I would guess it could potentially help balance the weight on the front if you experience bouncing. I personally don't have that problem, but just food for thought.My only gripe: the phone pocket is useless for phones because of how small it is. Most modern phones will not fit, and my Pixel 6 barely fits in the pouch on top of the phone pocket. And when it rains, I'll likely need to use both this vest (for water/energy gels) and my running belt (to keep my phone dry). Otherwise, though, I'm very content I get to dabble in the running vest world with this specific vest!
D**R
Lightweight w/Plenty of Storage
Used it during my first 50K trail run earlier this year. Lightweight but has plenty of storage room.
Z**A
Works as advertised and lightweight.
Works as advertised.
B**N
Not true to size
I love it, just wish it was true to size. I got a large and it fits more like a Small / Medium! I don’t think they go higher then a large (possibly xl)
C**E
Love it!
I use this daily. I have only been going on short runs so I don’t use it to hold water but it holds my car keys & phone which is my main priority. So I personally love it for that. Very flexible & durability is good
