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Coxa WR1 Waist Belt

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Overall rating

☆☆☆☆☆ (3 reviews)

Product description

The Coxa WR1 Waist belt is developed and tested by top class athletes during the toughest races and training sessions. It has a unique fit and an exceptional comfort thanks to the stretch material, the velcro closing and the mesh fabric.

The Coxa WR1 has several pockets, both external for quick access, and an internal zipped pocket for your cards and keys. The waist belt is suitable for skiing, running, hiking and biking. Equipped with an USB rechargeable LED lamp for better visibility in low light environments. 1.2 litres BPA free hydration reservoir system with tube and tube cover included. Reflective material on all logos.

Unique fit and comfort
1.2-liter BPA free hydration reservoir system with tube included
Tube cover included
2 external pockets for gels and bars and mesh pockets
Zipped internal pocket for cards and keys
Velcro opening/closing for better comfort
Stretch material for a perfect fit
Breathable 3D mesh
Water resistant
USB rechargeable LED lamp
Reflective material on all logos
Ergonomic

Weight
212 g (excluding hydration reservoir system and tube)

Size and Fit
Size: One, 65 cm – 105 cm (25 in – 41.3 in)

Materials
Main Material: 100 % polyester
Lining: 100 % nylon

The approximate size of the packed product or the sales package is 400 x 180 x 50 mm.

Weight
0,43 kg(Includes the weight of the packaging)

Capacity
1,2 liters

Warranty
24 month(s)

Country of origin

Sweden

Comments

Anonymous verified buyer, 12.4.2025

Overall rating

☆☆☆☆☆

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Haven't used it yet but it seems to be of good quality

Anonymous verified buyer, 2.10.2023

Overall rating

☆☆☆☆☆

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I bought this for skiing instead of a traditional belt bag-style thermo drink system. I wanted a model with a tube, so that the liquid can be enjoyed without stopping. For some reason, you have to suck the liquid really hard from the tube to get the liquid into your mouth. There hasn't been a similar problem with drink backpacks. Otherwise, a high-quality and well-fitting belt bag. However, it felt heavier to wear than a traditional drinking belt with a cap.

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