I race a lot unattached and seem to have to store my warmups, keys, etc in plain daylight while I run. Anyone else have this problem and a great solution other than leaving in the car? Cheers.
I race a lot unattached and seem to have to store my warmups, keys, etc in plain daylight while I run. Anyone else have this problem and a great solution other than leaving in the car? Cheers.
Job box with 18" concrete anchors should do it. Just get an empty 5 gallon bucket of paint and keep your stuff in it. Nobody takes paint. Same could happen with a orange cone, stuff it all inside. Nobody messes with that stuff either.
OR......you could just throw your $11 shirt on the ground and carry your keys like a normal person.
On days after meets in college my team would take a traffic cone that we stole on a run once and then see who could throw it the farthest from the shot put circle. Winner kept the cone in there locker.Thanks for reminding me of that.
Chuck the muck in a truck wrote:
Job box with 18" concrete anchors should do it. Just get an empty 5 gallon bucket of paint and keep your stuff in it. Nobody takes paint. Same could happen with a orange cone, stuff it all inside. Nobody messes with that stuff either.
OR......you could just throw your $11 shirt on the ground and carry your keys like a normal person.
I hang my key under a rear wheel well using a rare earth magnet and a key ring. It's completely out of sight.
I don't wear anything during the warm up that I would really miss if someone took it. Usually, that means an old running jacket and warm up pants. I just stash them somewhere near the finish or start line. You can go back to your car after the race to change into something nicer for hanging around after the race.
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