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Bags and belts

Store your keys, smartphone and other accessories in a running belt or trail bag designed to carry your essentials without getting in the way during exercise. Lightweight and ergonomic, our COMPRESSPORT men's and... Read more

Free Belt Pro 2.0 - Black/White
Sale price45 €
Free Belt Pro 2.0 - Sunflower/White
Sale price45 €
Free Belt Pro 2.0 - Peacoat/Princess Blue
Free Belt Pro 2.0 - Norse Blue/Neon Green
Free Belt 2.0 - Princess Blue/Peacoat
Free Belt 2.0 - Orchid/Apricot
Sale price30 €
Free Belt 2.0 - Black
Sale price30 €
UltRide Evo 8 Vest x Café du Cycliste
Free Belt Pro - UTMB 2026 - Neon Pink
Free Belt Pro - UTMB 2026 - Neon Green
Free Belt Pro - UTMB 2026 - Black
Sale price50 €
Hydration Bidon RED
Sale price15 €

Everything about Bags and belts

What is the Bags and belts collection designed for?

The Bags and belts collection is built around running belts that carry nutrition, small equipment and race essentials close to the body without the bulk of a backpack. The focus is technical function, stable fit and comfort under sustained effort rather than casual use alone.

What technical features can I find in the Bags and belts collection?

Free Belt Pro uses an ergonomic, no-bounce construction with one stretchable wraparound mesh compartment that adapts its capacity to the load. It is designed to keep essentials accessible while preserving freedom of movement through the upper body. In practice, the best choice is the one that matches the athlete's real equipment setup, expected conditions and duration of effort.

How should I choose the right product from the Bags and belts collection?

Choose the belt according to the amount of equipment you carry and how frequently you need to access it. A close waist fit is critical: too loose and the load bounces, too tight and breathing or abdominal comfort can be affected.

How does the Bags and belts collection handle changing conditions or longer efforts?

Stretch mesh works well for items that vary in size such as soft flasks, nutrition, gloves or a light layer. Distribute heavier items around the waist rather than loading one point so the belt stays balanced on climbs and descents. In practice, the best choice is the one that matches the athlete's real equipment setup, expected conditions and duration of effort.

What should I check before using a product from this collection in an important race?

Build the belt exactly as you plan to race with it and test access at speed. Nutrition, mandatory equipment and poles should be reachable without removing the belt or forcing you to stop. In practice, the best choice is the one that matches the athlete's real equipment setup, expected conditions and duration of effort.

Running bags and belts for stable, lightweight carrying

Carry your race essentials with less distraction. Explore lightweight running and trail bags and belts designed for secure, practical performance. Built from COMPRESSPORT's race-led approach, the range prioritises lightweight construction, functional detail and technical comfort when effort increases.

Free Belt Pro uses an ergonomic, no-bounce construction with one stretchable wraparound mesh compartment that adapts its capacity to the load. It is designed to keep essentials accessible while preserving freedom of movement through the upper body.

How to choose your carrying and hydration setup

Choose the belt according to the amount of equipment you carry and how frequently you need to access it. A close waist fit is critical: too loose and the load bounces, too tight and breathing or abdominal comfort can be affected. Stretch mesh works well for items that vary in size such as soft flasks, nutrition, gloves or a light layer. Distribute heavier items around the waist rather than loading one point so the belt stays balanced on climbs and descents.

Build the belt exactly as you plan to race with it and test access at speed. Nutrition, mandatory equipment and poles should be reachable without removing the belt or forcing you to stop.

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