Compare 12 trail running belts from Salomon, Compressport, Naked and more by capacity, pockets, flasks, pole holders, weight and price. Independent scores, updated every week.

Naked
Naked Running Band
$55
Higher-end products first
12 of 12 running belt
12 products ordered by our score. Click a column to sort by it. How we score
1 | €50 EUR | 2 L | |||||
2 | €45 EUR | 3.5 L | |||||
3 | $55 USD | 2 L | |||||
1 | Our pick · Best overall ![]() CamelBak Ultra Belt 17oz CamelBak | €50 EUR | 2 L | ||||
4 | €45 EUR | — | |||||
5 | $37.95 USD | — | |||||
6 | €30 EUR | 2 L | |||||
7 | $39.95 USD | 2 L | |||||
8 | $34.95 USD | 0.8 L | |||||
9 | €30 EUR | — | |||||
10 | €45 EUR | — | |||||
11 | €55 EUR | — | |||||
12 | €55 EUR | 0.6 L |
These brands are known for producing high-quality running belt used by trail runners worldwide.

FAQ
By specs, CamelBak Ultra Belt 17oz leads the 12 trail running belts we compare, followed by Compressport Free Belt Pro 2.0, Naked Running Band. The ranking puts every model against all the others on the specs that matter.
From $30 (FlipBelt Classic) to $55 (Salomon Cross Belt 1 Bottle), with an average of $44.
Compressport Free Belt Pro 2.0 leads on capacity, with 3.5 L: first of the 12 models we compare.
CamelBak Ultra Belt 17oz leads on pockets, with 5: first of the 12 models we compare.
The brands with most models here are Salomon (3), Compressport (2), Naked (1).