The VX Carbon is back in stock - 4,000 km wear-tested, 42% energy return
142g · 20k/20k membrane · packs to 0.4L
A 142g three-layer shell rated 20,000mm hydrostatic head and 20,000 g/m²/24h breathability - genuinely waterproof, and vented enough to run in rather than survive. It packs into its own chest pocket at 0.4 litres, roughly the size of a gel flask.
Fully taped 13mm seams, a laser-cut hem and storm cuffs that seal over a watch. Jonas Wexler wore it for eleven hours at the Never Summer 100k in horizontal sleet and finished dry under the shell.
Free 2-day shipping on orders over $75, dispatched from Boulder within 12 hours. Run in it for 90 days - if it does not hold up, send it back for a full refund.
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I rotate the Meridian through every easy day of a marathon block and measured the rebound myself at 640 km - still within 4% of new. The 10mm drop is forgiving at the end of a 35k when my form starts to fall apart.
Twelve weeks of heavy cleans and box jumps and the waistband has never rolled once. Compression still holds at the calf after about forty washes, which is more than I can say for the pair I replaced.
Wore the Stormline through the back half of a 100k in horizontal rain and stayed dry under it. Docking one star because the hood is cut tight over a cap - size up if you run in a visor.
I ran the Pulse against my chest strap for six weeks of track sessions. Average gap was around 2 bpm even on 400m repeats, and being able to pull raw FIT files without paying a subscription sealed it.
