PAAGOWORKS RUSH POLE HOLDER

CONCEPT

Responding to requests from runners, a pole holder is finally here. It's sure to be a game-changer for races and long-distance trail runs. This versatile gear can be attached to all RUSH models, including older RUSH models and products from other companies.

EASY TO TAKE

Designed for easy, one-action pole retrieval while running. Foam has been added to the opening and the shoulder contact area to reduce stress from shaking and chafing.

ATTACHMENT

It can be easily attached to the pack using clips. (For 2026 models, please connect to two loops on the right shoulder and one loop on the lower left.)

COMPRESSION

The bottom of the holder features compression to securely hold the poles. This design prevents poles from jumping out during activity.

FOR OTHER PACK

It can be attached to all sizes of the 2026 RUSH model. It is also compatible with older RUSH models and products from other companies. (The video uses an older RUSH model.)

VARIETY

Compatible with both tri-fold and quad-fold poles.

”Designed by the Runners”

Since its birth in 2015, the RUSH series has constantly evolved by incorporating user feedback. Looking back, I'm amazed that we've created 40 models in 11 years, making me think, "I'm such a development fanatic." However, backpacks used in tough sports like trail running are truly interesting and never boring as a design theme. For example, it's a challenge to minimize "physical stress" like shoulder pain and "mental stress" like inconvenience, and how to design them stylishly and rationally. To solve these issues, we've listened to enthusiastic feedback from many runners at races and events, and have repeatedly gone through numerous prototypes and tests. This is very painstaking and persistent work. It's not smart, but this is PAAGOWORKS' development style.

This RUSH has also undergone significant evolution with the involvement of many runners. We want RUSH to be the ideal tool created by all runners. This sentiment is encapsulated in the phrase "Designed by the Runners." If you see a RUSH on the trail, I hope you'll remember these words.