BTTLNS Hyperion 1.0 race belt with neoprene zip pocket Divine Black

A zip pocket for your phone

Below the belt of the Hyperion hangs a 16 × 10 cm neoprene zip pocket. It fits a smartphone of up to approximately 6.3 inches, even in a case. Not bringing your phone? Then use it for your key, a card or a few gels. The neoprene gives a little and closes snugly around your phone, so it doesn't slide back and forth. With the zip closed everything stays in place, even when you pick up the pace.

Stable around your waist, even with your phone in it

A phone weighs more than a key or a gel, and you notice that with a belt that gives too much. That's why the belt of the Hyperion is 3.8 cm wide, solidly built and only stretches a little. It spreads the weight over a larger area and stays still around your waist, so the zip pocket doesn't bounce with every stride.

Race number secured at two points

The Hyperion has two cords, each with a toggle. Thread the cords through the holes in your race number and lock them with the toggles, without safety pins and without holes in your trisuit. In T2 you slide the belt from your back to your front in one move, so your number is on the front for the run.

Fuel within reach

Next to the zip pocket of the Hyperion are three gel loops. Grab a gel on the go with one hand, without opening the zip or taking out your phone.

Better seen in the dark

Two reflective stripes run along the zip of the pocket, the cords are attached to reflective patches and there's reflection on the belt itself too. That way the Hyperion catches the light of headlights and bike lights, and you're more visible to other traffic.

Quick to put on with the flat buckle

You close the Hyperion with a flat buckle that lies flush against your body. On both sides of the buckle sits a slider, so you can easily adjust the length between 62 and 79 cm. Once it's set, you click it shut in one move.

From training loop to race day

As a race belt, the Hyperion is made for triathlon and running races. Thanks to the zip pocket for your phone, it's also a full-fledged running belt for your training sessions, from a recovery run around the block to a long run where you follow your route on your phone.

You put in the kilometres. The Hyperion keeps everything with you.

Features

- 16 × 10 cm neoprene zip pocket for your phone, key or card
- Fits a smartphone of up to approximately 6.3 inches, even in a case
-1Two cords with toggles for your race number
- No scissors or safety pins needed
- Three gel loops
- Reflective details on the zip pocket, at the cords and on the belt
- Flat buckle with a slider on both sides
- Sturdy belt with limited stretch
- Belt width of 3.8 cm
- Adjustable from 62 to 79 cm
- Fits a waist size of 62 to approximately 90 cm

Material composition

To follow: material composition of belt and zip pocket has been requested from the factory

Frequently asked questions

Where do you keep your phone while running?
In your hand or a pocket, a phone mostly gets in the way while running: it bumps against your leg with every stride, or you have to hold it the whole time. In the zip pocket of the Hyperion it sits close to your body, so you barely notice it and your hands are free. It still stays within reach for your route, your music or a call.

Which phone fits in the zip pocket of the Hyperion 1.0?
The zip pocket of the Hyperion measures 16 × 10 cm and fits a smartphone of up to approximately 6.3 inches, even with a case. The neoprene stretches a little, but a larger phone won't fit.

Is the zip pocket of the Hyperion 1.0 waterproof?
The zip pocket of the Hyperion is not waterproof. Neoprene is a dense material that keeps out a bit of splash water and sweat, but in heavy rain moisture can get in. Want to keep your phone completely dry? Put it in a small plastic bag first.

How do I attach my race number to the Hyperion 1.0?
Your race number attaches to the Hyperion with two cords, each with a toggle. Push each cord through a hole in your number and slide the toggle up until the number sits tight. Ideally you attach it the evening before your race, so on race day all you have to do is put the belt on.

What waist size does the Hyperion 1.0 fit?
You can adjust the Hyperion between 62 and 79 cm. The belt is sturdy with limited stretch, so it sits tight on a waist of up to approximately 90 cm.