parkrun Apricot Running Backpack
Carry all your running essentials safely and securely with the Apricot Backpack. With a large 21-litre compartment, multiple zipped compartments and pockets, and featuring parkrun's signature colourway, it's a convenient and stylish companion for your next parkrun.
The Apricot Running Backpack has ample space for all your running gear, whilst it is a super comfortable carrying system, so you can run without distractions. Made from durable ripstop fabrics, the backpack will keep your belongings well-protected and safe from damage, whilst being lightweight to allow comfortable running on road or trail conditions. The pack has an ergonomic design, with perforated, adjustable shoulder straps for ensuring distraction-free wearing and to reduce sweat build-up in typically high-heat areas. To keep the pack stable, a sternum strap is featured across the front, and a removable waistbelt with hip fins provides extra stability and comfort. Alongside this, a perforated, padded back provides shock-absorbent protection and breathability across your back, keeping things as comfortable and fresh as possible. The pack has a central compartment, ideal for storing valuables, which can be accessed using a two-way zip construction, so you can grab your items easily. A stretched inner allows you to store wet clothing, which perfectly fits a 2-litre hydration bladder (hydration bladder not included) to keep you hydrated on the move. Featuring a multitude of pockets, the bag has a dual-access front patch pocket, a full-length zipped pocket and a horizontal zip pocket opening so you can organise and store your items safely. Extra storage options include a slot that perfectly fits your glasses, loops to hold a helmet, as well as a media port at the top and a hanging loop for keys, so you always know where the essentials are. Finally, the pack features signature Apricot colour trims with large parkrun branding on the front and tree branding features across the bag, showcasing your support for parkrun events.
