Welcome to my new Tuesday LIVE Lunchtimes at 1pm where I show you what running gear I’m testing each week and answer your questions about it.
This week I review the £22 Aonijie Cross Country Race Backpack 5L (sorry I think I said it was 10L in this film, it does seem to have 10L of space in it, it’s defo more than a 5L pack!).
I compare this Aonijie pack to the Salomon Advanced Skin 12 Set £140 and the Kalenji Running Pack £28. Then catch up with you about the Alpkit Artlu 10L £45 from last week’s non-live review while I was on honeymoon in Pembrokeshire. (Links below for more info or to buy).
Then we had a bit of a pack free-for-all where I showed lots of different packs that I’ve previously tested! Including my all time fave (sadly not sold anymore I don’t think) the Salomon S-Lab 3-Set.
There was also a whole lotta love for something called a Naked Band which goes round your waist, which I now must try out. Ahem, try googling it tho…ooh er!
Here’s my previous Best Running Packs for 2018 review youtu.be/uwGOxRJ308k
And here’s my whole running packs playlist: bit.ly/RunPacksPlaylist
For a closer look or to buy the Aonijie pack click on these links:
The one I reviewed in the film (UK): amzn.to/2ytqHEn
In the USA: amzn.to/2IIWlm6
An Aonijie 10L variation which also looks very good:
In the UK: amzn.to/2yzjUJJ
In the USA: amzn.to/2RBEgun
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Transparency: As per usual for all outdoor journalists, I was sent this kit to test out free of charge. I am not paid to wear and review this kit and I provide trusted, independent reviews just as I did as editor of Trail Running magazine 2010-17.
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