Ronhill Women’s Trail Cargo Tank review

Last updated: 17-Aug-18

By Alice Morrison

When I think of Ronhill, I think of the classic (and brilliant) running/hiking leggings that are so ubiquitous with the hill walkers and fell runners of the UK so I was really interested to try out their new Pure Running range.

Features

  • Powerlite fabric
  • High content of Elastane provides excellent support with great stretch and recovery with wicking
  • Treated with Polygiene – keeps your running kit fresh and odour free
  • Concealed key fob pocket on shoulder
  • 2 Powerlite stash pockets – ideal for trail cap and fuel bottles
  • 5 New twin gel loops for added stability when running
  • Reflective graphic
  • Weight: 188g
  • UK Retail Price: £36 

 

Photo credit: www.ronhill.com

PROS: What’s good about the Women’s Trail Cargo Tank

The design of the tank is very good. It is long enough and covers your lower back and doesn’t ride up – the runner’s bane.

The fabric is thick and stretchy enough to give good coverage and support.

Sometimes underarm rubbing can be a problem with a tank but not in this case and it was very comfortable to run in.

I liked all the details on the tank like the key fob pocket (or shuffle holder!) on the shoulder and the stash pockets.

Photo credit: Alice Morrison.

CONS: What’s not so good about the Women’s Trail Cargo Tank

I am a size 14 so I can’t run without a proper running bra, therefore the built in support feature was not for me. I actually quite liked the extra support and it didn’t rub even after a long run but I would still not be able to go bra-less so found it unnecessary.

Although I liked all the added features, the gel loops were a little fussy and didn’t add that much to the tank.

The top is treated with Polygiene to keep it odour free but this is a tall order when you are running in 28 degrees plus.

Photo credit: Alice Morrison.

CONCLUSION

A very comfortable and good-looking top. It was supportive without being restrictive and I got a lot of compliments on the look of it from my running buddy.

Score  
Design 7/10
Features 7/10
Performance 8/10
Value 7/10
Total 7.25/10


Other tanks you may want to consider:

Salomon Women’s Elevate Seamless Tank
Asics Women’s Seamless Tank
Sweaty Betty Athlete’s Vest

Alice Morrison is a novice ultra runner who loves the challenge of difficult trails and terrains. She lives in Morocco and splits her trail training between the rocky Atlas Mountains and the desert.

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OUR RATING:
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"Sometimes underarm rubbing can be a problem with a tank but not in this case and it was very comfortable to run in"

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