CamelBak Circuit Run Vest
7.8 Solidmore race-focused is the fork: Circuit Run Vest (Beginner-friendly ~5–5.5L CamelBak run vest often bundled with a Crux reservoir — simple…) versus Proteam 10 (Kiprun’s current 10L race vest — 170 g in M, 14 pockets, 2–3×500 ml flask sleeves (flasks…). Spec split — peer weight 280 vs source weight 170.
Read review →Better than Proteam 10
- a more race-focused platform is the fork: Circuit Run Vest (Beginner-friendly ~5–5.5L CamelBak run vest often bundled with a Crux reservoir — simple…) versus Proteam 10 (Kiprun’s current 10L race vest — 170 g in M, 14 pockets, 2–3×500 ml flask sleeves (flasks…). Spec split — peer weight 280 vs source weight 170.
- Circuit Run Vest advantage: approachable entry vest with reservoir often included
- Also stronger on: enough capacity for marathon/half longs without race-vest complexity
What you give up
- You leave behind Proteam 10's 170 g (M) 10L flask vest with 14 pockets and quiver compatibility
- Circuit Run Vest downside: not built for dense trail race mandatory kits or poles
- Only switch if flasks not included; no reservoir sleeve if you want a back bladder is a real problem — otherwise more race-focused is optional
Who should switch
Switch to Circuit Run Vest when more race-focused is the shopping trigger and approachable entry vest with reservoir often included shows up more weeks than 170 g (M) 10L flask vest with 14 pockets and quiver compatibility.
Who should stay with Proteam 10
Stay with Proteam 10 if flasks not included; no reservoir sleeve if you want a back bladder is not biting; Circuit Run Vest's upside does not cancel not built for dense trail race mandatory kits or poles.
Best for
- Enough of what is built for without stretching it into another job.
- Over a generalist when running pack / vest (5.5; 0 flasks) is the weekly filter.
- Enough capacity for marathon/half longs without race-vest complexity.
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