FuelBelt Helium 4 Bottle
PRICE DROP FuelBelt Helium 4 bottle now just $79.90 - while stocks last - FuelBelt Helium 4 Bottle provides 4x 8oz / 240ml bottles for maximum hydration while running or walking. DISCONTINUED IN NZ LIMITED STOCK. As the number one hydration belt in the world, FuelBelt Helium has been put to the test at some of the toughest endurance events around. Craig Alexander placed first overall at the 2008 Ironman World Championship in Kona, Hawaii with his Helium 2-Bottle Belt. In fact, four out of the top five men used Helium, which says a lot about how the design performs under extreme conditions. You won't find a more proven hydration belt than Helium.
FuelBelt Helium 4 Bottle Features
• 4x 8oz / 240mls total 32oz / 960ml• Control-stretch waistband with wider Velcro closure means a secure and custom fit
• Fresh new colors inspired by FuelBelt athletes' winning experiences at the Ironman World Championship
• 8oz/240ml bottles are ergonomic, leakproof, dishwasher safe and made of recyclable BPA-free LDPE (No.4) plastic
• Breathable therma-foam keeps you cool when things heat up
• Each Helium belt comes with a removable race pocket, perfect for salt tabs, gels, keys or cash
SIZING INFORMATION
To ensure you order the right size, we strongly encourage you to measure your waist (or hips, depending on how you prefer to wear your belt).Unisex Sizing: S = 27-29, M = 30-32, L = 33-35, XL = 36-38
The length of the belt matches the smaller end of the size. For example, a Medium (30-32) measures 30 inches around. When the bottles of the belt are full, the added weight creates more stretch, expanding the belt. The Velcro closure allows you to adjust the belt a couple inches to create the perfect fit.
For men - Keep in mind these are unisex sizes. Men who usually wear a Men’s Medium are usually a unisex Large. Measure you waist to be sure.
For women – Keep in mind these measurements are for your natural waist, which is much higher than where most women wear their pants these days. If you like to wear your Fuel Belt lower on your waist or hips, measure that area accordingly. (Typically it means you have to go up a size.)
