My Race Gear Checklist: Essential Items for Innsbruck Alpine Panorama Ultra Trail

Hey there, it's TD Miller, and I'm thrilled to unveil my race gear checklist for the upcoming Innsbruck Alpine Panorama Ultra Trail! Join me as I share the carefully selected items that will accompany me on this challenging 70-kilometer journey with 2,000 meters of elevation gain. From my trusted Altra Mont Blanc BOAs and reliable hydration flasks to essential accessories like running poles, sunglasses, and more, I've got you covered with all the gear I need for a successful race day. Watch the video to discover my preferred brands, learn about the rationale behind my choices, and feel free to share your thoughts or questions in the comments below. Don't miss this in-depth breakdown of my race gear-it's time to get excited and prepare for an epic adventure in the Austrian Alps!
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[@G_Liwag]

Good idea with the magnets

[@TDMiller]

I've seen them in running shops for a while now, and amy surprised how well they keep my bib in place!

[@SeeChadRun]

Good luck at your race my friend! Can't wait to see how you do.

[@TDMiller]

Hey Chad! Thanks, buddy. I'm pumped and ready to tackle it! You bet I'll keep you posted on how it goes.

[@expatadventureturkey9324]

Not sure if you mentioned body glide for chafing, and great idea about the magnets would enjoy a short clip on how you go about fixing those to the bib etc…best of luck in your race.

[@TDMiller]

Thanks! I actually have never needed anything like body glide for my runs. Only place where I get that issue is between my thighs, but longer underpants help in that department. But I actually have a small tube in the first aid kit I showed in the clip - I just forgot to open it up. I'm bringing some for just in case, although I'm pretty sure I won't be needing it :-). As for the magnets, I'll whip something up!

[@tk5422]

Would take the Olympus - much more cushioned- but that’s a personal choice.

[@TDMiller]

Thanks! I'm still on the fence, but I do think the MB is a better choice for me. But who knows, maybe I'll change last minute...

[@DevelopingNL]

How is the new mont blanc boa vs the old?

[@TDMiller]

Hey Martin, I'm liking them! They still have the same issue with the heel lock, just like the original Mont Blanc. But they feel great wrapped around the foot, and the BOA dials are ridiculously easy to use. Not sure if they're worth the extra price (50€ ?!), but I'm happy to use them for my race

[@half_life4926]

anti chafe cream? probably you don't need it though

[@TDMiller]

I've never really needed any for my runs. The only place I get chafing is between my thighs, but wearing longer underpants sorts that out. Funny thing is, I actually have a little tube of that stuff in the first aid kit I showed in the clip, but I totally forgot to show. Oops!