What do you carry with you and WHERE do you carry it?

Put the dollars in your shoes, the ipod on your belt, the towel around your neck and the cell phone in your mouth. That should sort it. Enjoy.

A cell phone? Towel? Are you running or climbing Everest? Is there a new show called queer eye for the jogger?Take your skirt off.

Go here:

www.roadid.com

then go out and run

Great to hear that you will be hitting the outdoors. I have been running outdoors for years now and alternate day on, day off with my underwater treadmill. For my long runs outdoors I usually pull a Radio Flyer wagon behind me. Even though I generally run paved loops in an urban setting I still bring along plenty of snacks, a full Camel Bak, extra shoes (I heard that rotating is good) and a variety of layers to peel or add depending on the weather. By summer's end I hope to try running "barefoot" with some of those new shoes that Nike has on the market. Good luck with your training. Make sure you always pack the night before!

"I suggest bringing a large Round Table Pizza and stuff all your other goodies in the box"

Dean Kanarzas

I carry a Glock 27 (.40 s&w) in an ankle holster on my right ankle, a spyderco boot knife on my left ankle, a glock 23 (.40 s&w) in a fanny pack holster around my waist (along with 2 extra mags for both guns, a cell phone and a Cold Steel Vaquero Grande 6" folder). I wear a Camelbak on my back - usually just with water in it, but sometimes Gatorade or Powerade, or whatever is on sale. I don't wear any tunes. Tunes are for pussies.

Anybody yell "Run Forrest Run" at me, they gonna be sorry.

I carry my stuff in a fanny pack.

Has anyone tried the new, 7 gallon, marathon camelback? I heard it's endorsed by the Penguin and Hyponatremia society

Big Gulp wrote:

Has anyone tried the new, 7 gallon, marathon camelback? I heard it's endorsed by the Penguin and Hyponatremia society

The largest is only 2.77 gallons. Which is not unreasonable for a long run.

The largest is only 2.77 gallons. Which is not unreasonable for a long run.[/quote]

You call that a long run? Wimp. What? Do your feet get sore or something?

Read the subject line - Going LONG. The kind of long run we're talking about here needs at least 7 gallons. Yeah, now we're talking!!

idiot detector person wrote:

Big Gulp wrote:

Has anyone tried the new, 7 gallon, marathon camelback? I heard it's endorsed by the Penguin and Hyponatremia society

The largest is only 2.77 gallons. Which is not unreasonable for a long run.

You seem like a really sharp guy. It's amazing how you were able to detect the tone of this thread and post that stinging rebuke.

this thread is the reason i spend 7 hours a day on letsrun.com

would someone find the fanny pack thread for this person? i'm too busy scoping out the hot pole vaulting chicks.

thanks.

Don't forget your TV and microwave oven

since running on a treadmill didn't kill you and you obviously need securtiy; why don't you run you long runs on a track, or have your boyfriend ride his bike along side you.

personnally, I don't carry anything with me on my long runs. I have set up water bottles along the route to stay hydrated. about every four miles of a twenty miler.

Go get 'em Sgt! Teach those annoying bastards a lesson!

Sgt Carter wrote:

I carry a Glock 27 (.40 s&w) in an ankle holster on my right ankle, a spyderco boot knife on my left ankle, a glock 23 (.40 s&w) in a fanny pack holster around my waist (along with 2 extra mags for both guns, a cell phone and a Cold Steel Vaquero Grande 6" folder). I wear a Camelbak on my back - usually just with water in it, but sometimes Gatorade or Powerade, or whatever is on sale. I don't wear any tunes. Tunes are for pussies.

Anybody yell "Run Forrest Run" at me, they gonna be sorry.

Is this a 90 mile run?

Anything under 22 miles I bring two shoes, two socks, 1 pair of shorts and if it's cold a shirt.

idiot detector person wrote:

The largest is only 2.77 gallons. Which is not unreasonable for a long run.

WHAT? Correct me if I'm wrong, but a gallon is 3.8 litres. A pack holding 2.77 gallons is almost the equivalent of bringing along a case of 24 water bottles.

? wrote:

A cell phone? Towel? Are you running or climbing Everest? Is there a new show called queer eye for the jogger?Take your skirt off.

Go here:

http://www.roadid.com

then go out and run

I used to run with a cell phone for one reason: I was living in a different city than my wife and kids--she had to sell the house, I had to get to my job--and so if something non-fatal had happened to me while I was on my morning run, nobody would notice I was overdue until I was late for work at 9:30. They'd probably just have written it off as bad traffic until at least 10:00, possibly longer, since we had pretty flexible hours.

I wanted to be able to let my wife know immediately if something had happened, then call in to work and let them know. But it was just the cell and RoadID.

has anyone said try useing a fanny pack yet. because thats what i would do.

eh camelpack full of Shclitz 'n a cha of Redman gets ur done when I be chasin' the 'coons away from the septic.