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runaroundsue
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 Posted: 06/23/03 - 17:40 Post subject:
| robp wrote: | | I hide my keys under the fender well of my truck. Never had a problem. |
me too.......or I try to use hubby's truck (keyless entry)......
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jrjo
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Posted: 06/23/03 - 17:50 Post subject:
I leave all my stuff in the car and tie the key through my shoelaces. I'm a sicko when it comes to carrying anything in a race...can't do it.
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robp
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Posted: 06/24/03 - 09:57 Post subject:
| jrjo wrote: | | I leave all my stuff in the car and tie the key through my shoelaces. I'm a sicko when it comes to carrying anything in a race...can't do it. |
Same here. The only thing I've ever carried in a race was my stupid inhaler. And this year haven't had to do that thankfully.
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elkid
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Posted: 06/24/03 - 10:50 Post subject:
What haven't I done? Most races I am alone but have my car so just take my car key. For NYC races where I park my car then take a bus and two subways, I have been known to run with T-shirts pinned around my neck or hanging from my shorts/pants, with my car key and ID/emergency cash in my pocket. I literally have scars from my car key: it's moved so much in the pocket that I bled.
I recently purchased a tanktop with a side pocket (by Brooks, I believe) to throw my key in, which should solve most of these problems for me. I also have a terry-lined wrist wallet that velcros on and zips open to hold everything I need. On shorter training runs where I don't wear my fuel belt, this carries a lot (spare MP3 battery, lip balm, ID, house key, emergency cash) and isn't too uncomfortable.
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Dancer
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Posted: 06/24/03 - 11:08 Post subject:
I usually put my key in my key pocket in my shorts. For tri's I leave everything in my transition bag out in the open. Cash, ID, Keys the whole kitchen sink.
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flarunner
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Posted: 06/24/03 - 12:21 Post subject:
| Dancer wrote: | | ...For tri's I leave everything in my transition bag out in the open. Cash, ID, Keys the whole kitchen sink. |
I've done this too, but I've just used a small plastic tub to wash my feet off! 
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akern
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Posted: 06/24/03 - 12:45 Post subject:
I've got several pairs of shorts with lots of pockets! They are not your traditional running shorts but work just as well in my opinion. I've always got stuff to carry. 
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MechEngDropout
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Posted: 06/27/03 - 12:39 Post subject:
In my opinion, the key pocket in shorts is the only way to go. I don't know how I ran without it. I like suckering a friend into watching the race too.
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AlaninTX
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Location: Austin, Texas
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Posted: 06/27/03 - 18:09 Post subject:
In the little pocket of my shorts. Never failed me yet.
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