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| Nathan's Human Propulsion Laboratories (HPL) conduct brutal product experiments with the help of dozens of top-level athletes. These HPL Experiments may be shooting for a world record or a new personal record - or perhaps a less tangible goal, like putting on an ultra or introducing ten road runners to the trails. Like all experiments, their progress toward achieving these goals with the help of Nathan products is tracked, studied, and reported. The Nathan HPL Series includes the products inspired by and named for their respective athletes. |
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2-way Propulsion Harness
1.5 liter hydration bladder with filter-compatible screw-top closure and bite valve
Dual front pockets -- one energy gel holster, one zippered
Power Stretch Mesh back pocket for jacket or gloves
Vertically adjustable sternum strap
Lightweight, breathable Wall Mesh with soft perimeter binding that feels great against skin and won't damage technical apparel
Weight: 5.5 oz.
Performance gel researcher and winner of the Pittsburgh Marathon Magda Lewy, HPL Experiment #008, realized that hiding bottles along her training run route was not the best way to stay hydrated. But with a total focus on speed, she was wary of wearing anything heavy or with the potential to throw off her stride. The HPL #008 is her solution as she trains for the 2008 Olympics. |
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