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Free Belt Pro - UTMB 2026 - Black

Sale price$127 BBD

Running belt

Trail
  • ✓ Stable Fit — Ergonomic construction adapts to the body and stays snug without bouncing.
  • ✓ Lightweight Capacity — Carries essential equipment and nutrition for up to 6 hours without restricting upper-body movement.
  • ✓ Easy Access — Stretch wraparound mesh adapts its capacity and keeps essentials within reach.
Size M/L
Size chart
SizeHips
S< 92 cm
M92 - 98,5 cm
L98,5 - 105 cm
XL> 105 cm
Free Belt Pro - UTMB 2026 - Black
Free Belt Pro - UTMB 2026 - BlackM/L Sale price$127 BBD

The product in detail

Weight
70 g
Manufacturing & Composition

Turkey

MAIN FABRIC: 87% Polyamide 12% Elastane 1% Polypropylene

Care

Maximum washing temperature 30°C - Mild process

Do not bleach

Do not tumble dry

Do not iron

Do not dry clean

Technologies

Ultra Ventilation Mesh

Ultra Ventilation Mesh

Targeted layout of ventilation mesh make it more breathable and help wick humidity whatever the outside temperature, the level and duration of your effort.

Description

Beware, the rucksack era may be over! Developed with and for our athletes, the Freebelt Pro trail running belt set off a mini-revolution in the Spring of 2018. It has since been spotted at the pointy end of trail races across the globe. A single, ultra-flexible mesh compartment holds all the equipment, nutrition and personal belongings required for up to 6 hours in full autonomy without bouncing or moving. This includes several Ergoflasks, nutrition, phone, baselayers, rainjacket and more. Folded poles can be locked onto the belt on less-technical sections thanks to dedicated silicone loops. Integrated bib number toggles mean you never have to worry about safety pins again. The ergonomic, discreet black design and stretchable fabric fit all body types, allowing the belt to sit snugly over your hips for total freedom of movement in the upper body. If you are aiming for ultra distance events, the Freebelt can easily be combined with the Ultrun S Pack, evenly distributing weight and removing the need for bigger, heavier packs. So go run, go ride, go climb, ... carry all the essentials, and feel FREE! Height : 16cm

FAQ

Everything about Free Belt Pro

What is the Free Belt Pro designed for?

The Free Belt Pro is designed to carry essentials during trail running without requiring a larger pack. Its design focuses on a stable, low-bounce fit, together with carrying capacity. That makes it relevant to athletes looking for a product matched to the practical demands of trail running.

How securely does this running belt stay in place while moving?

One of the main features is ergonomic design, which adapts to any bodyshape and sits snugly without bouncing. In practice, this is intended to keep the product stable so movement is less distracting during trail running. This works alongside carrying capacity so the design addresses more than one demand of trail running.

What can you carry or store with this running belt?

One of the main features is lightness and comfort, carry all required equipment and nutrition for up to 6h of effort with total freedom of movement in the upper body. In practice, this is intended to keep essential items accessible without unnecessarily restricting movement. This works alongside easy access on the move so the design addresses more than one demand of trail running.

How easy is this running belt to access or use on the move?

One of the main features is easy access thanks to the single, wrap-around mesh compartment which stretches to adapt its capacity. In practice, this is intended to make equipment or the product easier to use without interrupting your rhythm. This works alongside a stable, low-bounce fit so the design addresses more than one demand of trail running.

What is the Free Belt Pro made from, and how much does it weigh?

The listed composition is 87% Polyamide 12% Elastane 1% Polypropylene. The listed net weight is 70 g. That specification fits the product’s emphasis on reducing bulk during trail running. For trail running, that matters most when small comfort or equipment issues can become more noticeable as the effort gets longer.