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  • Runners – how do you carry stuff?
  • boblo
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    Grrrrrrrrr! Moly has a melt down 🙂

    BTW, it’s bloody hot out there in the Fens. Despite touching the envelope etc, I managed to drag my sorry arse there and back without incident (or data malfunction) and am now trying to cool down. It’s 31°c here (so says my temperature evaluation and recording device – aka thermometer 🙂 )

    surfer
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    I didn’t start THAT conversation. I asked how people carry stuff. It’s a question about kit.

    I didn’t ask ‘do I need to take a phone?’ or ‘tell me how to enjoy my running’ did I?

    Forum post in going a bit of track shocker 🙂

    Molly in this weather you should be wearing nothing but a thong!

    IAMNRAT but I carry a door or car key and shove it in the pocket that most of my shorts have sewn in. Other than a watch which takes care of itself I dont feel the need to carry anything else so cant add much more.

    molgrips
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    Grrrrrrrrr! Moly has a melt down

    You prodded the tiger! Grrrr!

    Despite touching the envelope etc

    Doing what?

    We had 31 last weekend, according to the car, 2 higher than the forecast.

    wwaswas
    Full Member

    Despite touching the envelope etc

    Doing what?

    I’m still trying to work out what it’s a euphemism for.

    crikey
    Free Member

    Is it like touching cloth?

    boblo
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    That’s a description of running right out there, on the edge…. No euphemism and no need for you to worry your pretty little head about it 🙂

    wwaswas
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    on the edge

    what, like *on the kerb*?

    Careful tiger.

    surfer
    Free Member

    That’s a description of running right out there, on the edge

    Really? That would explain why I never reached my potential. I was following the “run till yer eyeballs pop” school of thought and banging my gonads in the door post training session advice, not an envelope in sight! 😥

    boblo
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    🙂 that’ll be the one. This is the Fens you know…. Where men are men and women are….usually their sisters 🙂

    stever
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    Here’s a diversion — cautionary tale from an otherwise pretty sensible runner, Ian was so careful with his water that he drank too much and collapsed with Hyponatremia, diluting his salts too far
    Warning – Hyponotremia

    boblo
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    Isn’t that what you can get post MDMA?

    molgrips
    Free Member

    Can you post this on the other thread where we were told electrolyte drinks were all rubbish and we should only drink water?

    Jamie
    Free Member

    Can I still just drink water, if I have a bag of crisps as well?

    stever
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    I think the moral of the tale is don’t waste your weekend laying patios…

    Junkyard
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    Isn’t that what you can get post MDMA?

    Iiirc most deaths were caused by excessive water drinking or “allergic” reaction to it

    Can I still just drink water, if I have a bag of crisps as well?

    What flavour crisps – you might need to start a thread on that 💡

    wwaswas
    Full Member

    How should I carry a bag of crisps whilst running?

    Cougar
    Full Member

    Does no-one listen to music when running?

    I carry a phone for GPS logging and emergency calls when running, but primarily so I can listen to music while I’m out. Usually just wedge it in a pocket of my shorts.

    I’d quite like a better / comfier means of storage but all the belts and armbands I’ve looked at are either too small for my phone (seems everything’s designed for iDevices these days) or way overkill marathon packs that can carry two litres of water and a boy scout.

    crikey
    Free Member

    I know how to carry cheese…..

    Caerphilly.

    molgrips
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    No, no music for me. I like music inside, when working inside or when driving. When I’m outside I like to be immersed in the outside, I find music makes me feel claustrophobic. I don’t even like it on public transport.

    Cougar did you check out those spibelts mentioned above? They look great and have a wide range of sizes etc.

    crikey
    Free Member

    I would suggest, molgrips, that if you do use a small, tight fitting waist belt style bag, always wrap your phone in something waterproof. I did a long fell run a few years ago with a music playing thingy and destroyed it with sweat.

    Zipvit do a tough little phone style Ziploc bag, but it’s the right size for an S4 mini, not sure if it will fit anything larger in.

    molgrips
    Free Member

    Good advice crikey (for a change 😉 ).. when using my old phone in my shorts pocket or cycling jersey I do the same for the same reason. We had some breast milk freezer bags left over that were perfect.

    crikey
    Free Member

    Good advice crikey (for a change )..

    I know, I must try harder!

    boblo
    Free Member

    Next Moly thread on STW: How to get breast milk out of my phone? 🙂

    Cougar
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    From http://singletrackworld.com/forum/topic/psa-25-off-all-osprey-packs-at-runners-need

    http://www.runnersneed.com/osprey-talon-4/deal-of-the-week/running-specialists/fcp-product/1559

    did you check out those spibelts mentioned above?

    I did, website wasn’t too clear as to how they worked TBH. Are they elasticated pouches?

    boblo
    Free Member

    If I were you Cougar I wouldn’t be happy with this:

    molgrips – Member
    <snip>They look great and have a wide range of sizes

    No need for that 🙂

    Cougar
    Full Member

    If I were you Cougar I wouldn’t be happy with this:

    Ah, I’m only little.

    molgrips
    Free Member

    Next Moly thread on STW: How to get breast milk out of my phone?

    Proper lol 🙂 I love language – we only use a few thousand words daily and yet it’s still possible to come up with a combination that has almost certainly never been assembled before in the history of the world 🙂

    I did, website wasn’t too clear as to how they worked TBH. Are they elasticated pouches?

    I think so. That’s how it keeps your stuff snug I presume.

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