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FuelBelt debuts Helium Collection: ‘the lightest running accessories collection in the world’

FuelBelt has unveils its new Helium Collection, which is billed by the multisport accessories specialist as ‘the lightest hydration and training accessories collection in the world.’

In its 18th year of business as a creator and a global leader across the hydration belt category, FuelBelt has released the new collection to continually ‘raise the standard of racing and training accessories.’

With all new technology driven materials, FuelBelt is now rolling out the Helium line of hydration belts, handhelds and waistpacks to be ‘over 40% lighter than any other products on the market.’

The new Helium Hex-Foam, an integral part of the Helium Collection, is specifically designed with air channels to increase breathability and performance under the harshest conditions. A redesigned Big Grip Holster offers improved bottle control and durability, is lightweight and ensures a bounce-free run.

Other upgrades include new silicon caps and S2 soft touch Velcro, adding to the list of enhancements in this new, top of the line collection.

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Keeping with FuelBelt’s fashion forward colour trends, the Helium Collection pays tribute to the Big Island of Hawaii, where the FuelBelt brand launched worldwide, with the introduction of all new, Kona inspired colorways.

The full Helium Collection was formally unveiled yesterday, 10 September, at Interbike in Las Vegas, Nevada.

FuelBelt Inc is a world leader in hydration belts and running accessories. Founded in 1997 by 36x Ironman finisher and 7-time Ironman World Championship participant, Vinu Malik, FuelBelt continues to serve the needs of endurance athletes across the globe.

FuelBelts have been used to ‘break world records, set personal bests, and have been used at the Olympic world stage, where every effort and every second counts.’

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