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RW Rucksack Test
By Runner's World on 11/03/2008 22:54:38
RW tests rucksacks from Osprey, Camelbak, Deuter, Haglofs, adidas, Inov8, The North Face and Salomon

The days are getting longer and spring is springing, so try a running commute with these handy rucksacks Osprey Talon 22, £60 This technical pack really impressed our tester. It looks bulky but doesn't feel it and is incredibly stable on the run

Mini-test: Running Rucksacks
By Runner's World on 02/06/2005 15:14:09
You should barely notice you're wearing a good running rucksack. RW reviews Ultimate Direction Speedemon 2300, Lowe Alpine Contour Runner and Salomon Fastrack 200

Ultimate Direction Speedemon 2300 – £89.99A pack for the runner with a long commute who needs to take lots of gear to work. The Speedemon has a 35-litre capacity – so you could conceivably pack a shock-proof laptop – and also comes with a three-litre drinks bladder. The pack look...

RW Running Rucksacks Test
By Runner's World on 07/02/2006 17:35:04
RW tests products from Original Mountain Marathon, Berghaus, Camelbak, Lowe Alpine, Salomon, North Face

To the uninitiated, a rucksack is just a simple carrying device. For those in the know, it is far more: it can help you find more time to run, save money, build leg strength, and open up new running challenges. Whether you’re a running commuter

RW Test: Backpacks
By Runner's World on 11/01/2009 13:58:20
RW tests The North Face Ion, Salomon Fusion, Karrimor Marathon, Camelbak Octane 8, OMM Classic Marathon, Rocket Bag, Terra Nova Laser, Raidlight Runner R Light

Dark when you get up, dark when you get home from work: with winter holding us fully in its thrall, it's even harder to find the time and motivation to fit your training in. One solution is to incorporate it into your working day – whether it's running to or from the office, or t...

Reader to Reader: Why Train With a Backpack?
By Jane Hoskyn on 07/09/2006 12:01:27
Useful for training or just a macho thing?

This week, one reader wants to know why some runners like to put their back(pack)s into it..."Is it silly to train with a weighted rucksack strapped to your back? Surely it's safer to have a weight strapped around the stomach (less pressure

The Urban Runner's Survival Guide
By Sam Murphy on 21/10/2011 14:00:00
Everything you need to know to minimise the hazards and maximise the benefits of your city run - and join our petition!

You strap on your rucksack, take a swig of sports drink and the commute home begins. Or you hit the street-lamp bathed pavements after the kids are in bed, or drag your weary limbs from the duvet's embrace for an early morning weekend trot. Sure

Costume Drama
By Runner's World on 07/03/2006 15:16:46
Calling all sunflowers, hot dogs and Mr Men. If you're racing in fancy dress, make sure you follow these handy tips

by dressing up as Mr Bump. He trained with a weighted rucksack before a dress rehearsal at the Liverpool Half-Marathon. "This made me realise where my costume rubbed and that it had a lot of up-and-down impact," he says. A few minor adjustments made for a more

Q+A: I'm heavy. I'd like to run more than 20 mins
By Alison McConnell on 09/09/2002 17:45:51
Our experts answer real-life questions

resounding ‘yes’. You haven’t said what you currently weigh, but if we assume that you are still three and a half stones overweight, you’re still carrying a lot of extra mass. It’s as if a lighter runner was out for a run carrying a rucksack containing 20

RW Pacing: Meet The Pacers
By Runner's World on 20/11/2002 15:19:45
The names you can rely on - it's the leaders of the Runner's World pacing teams

rucksack and standard-issue boots was a welcome relief to Royal Marine Ross. He led an 11-minute/miling group in 2004 and he's doing the same this year.Alison HamlettRunner's World's senior writer Alison ran her marathon PB of 3:42 in Beirut last year

Sweet Victory
By Ed Eyestone on 12/06/2003 14:20:21
A well-timed dose of sugar can help you run better

training. Take them in moderation. With gels, you don’t need a rucksack full of them at the start line unless you plan on selling them for a profit at mile 20 (not a bad idea). And as with all things, try them on your long runs before you use them

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