Simply measure around your waist and use the size finder to get your size. The CaniX belt 2.0 is highly adjustable for optimum fit to your body and preferences. Size small is mainly for junior runners.

The CaniX belt 2.0 is made for running with dogs, also known as canicross. It is also possible to use this belt for skiing or hiking with dogs. Since the CaniX belt 2.0 is very thin, many choose this belt when carrying a big backpack.

The construction and running experience is the same as the original CaniX belt, but we’ve made some updates to improve the belt. Since many wanted a bigger pocket, the expandable rear pocket on the CaniX belt 2.0 has been upgraded from 0,2 L to 0,5 L. This means you can bring your phone, keys, dog waste bags or other small items. The previous pocket closed with a flap, while this belt is equipped with a secure zipper.

The aluminum buckles used to attach the front piece have been replaced with a small and secure tension lock. Silicone grippers have been added to the inside of the belt to prevent it from sliding. Additionally, the materials have been updated so that the CaniX belt 2.0 is lighter and easier to use while maintaining the same functionality.

The CaniX belt pro is an even lighter option made for competition use. It has been stripped of all unnecessary features, such as a pocket. The CaniX belt pro has less padding and is made almost entirely from an ultra-thin and lightweight breathable material.

The CaniX belt pro has a fixed but adjustable power transfer strap where the gliding carabiner is attached. On the CaniX belt 2.0 the front piece is detachable.

Yes! The tensile strength of the CaniX belt 2.0 is rated to 300 kg. The carabiner and materials are solid, so attaching a big, strong and eager competition dog is not a problem.

The belt comes with a screw-lock carabiner, but can easily be replaced with other attachment hardware, for example the Quick release snap hook (not included). Check out our Spare parts section for more options.

1. Loosen all straps and unbuckle the front piece.
2. Pass your legs through the leg straps, marked red. Lift the belt up and attach it around your waist. Tighten the strap around your waist so that it sits comfortably above your hip bones, without being too tight. Also tighten the leg straps.
3. Use the webbing shown in illustration 2 to adjust the rear pocket so that it sits at the middle of your bum.
4. Fasten the front piece. Make sure it does not go under the leg straps or waist strap, and that the carabiner is faced with the screw-lock up, opening away from you (Illustration 3). Adjust the front piece. The recommended distance between your body and the carabiner is at least 15 centimeters/6 inches.