Pack 360 - Servizi

Cos'è il Pack 360?

Prepararsi a una gara di trail running va ben oltre allacciarsi le scarpe e partire. Devi iscriverti in tempo, trovare un alloggio vicino alla partenza, scegliere l'attrezzatura giusta per il terreno, pianificare la nutrizione, organizzare il trasporto e, per molte gare, avere un'assicurazione che ti copra in montagna.

Il Pack 360 riunisce tutto questo in un unico posto. Per ogni gara che copriamo prepariamo una guida con consigli verificati sulle 9 aree chiave della logistica trail. Basta ore passate a cercare su decine di siti diversi: è tutto organizzato e pronto perché tu possa decidere.

Come funziona

Usare il Pack 360 è semplice. Ecco come lo sfruttano al meglio la maggior parte dei corridori:

1. Scegli la tua gara: esplora il nostro motore di ricerca delle gare o sfoglia per regione. Ogni gara ha il suo Pack 360 con consigli specifici per quel terreno e quella data.
2. Controlla il Pack 360: nella pagina di ogni gara trovi le 9 aree con prodotti selezionati, consigli pratici e link diretti. Filtra per ciò che ti interessa: non serve leggere tutto se alcune aree le hai già coperte.
3. Pianifica la tua stagione: se corri più gare all'anno, usa il pianificatore di stagione per vedere il calendario, calcolare i costi di iscrizione e generare un pack combinato con tutta l'attrezzatura che ti serve.

Cosa copre ogni area

Registration

Opening and closing dates, prices by distance, medical or mandatory gear requirements, and a direct link to the official race website. Many popular events sell out within hours — we tell you when registration opens so you don't miss your spot.

Accommodation

Hotels, apartments, hostels and campsites near the start area, selected by proximity and value for money. We include options across budgets: from race-side campsites to hotels with a spa for post-race recovery.

Gear

Trail shoes, hydration vests, trekking poles, waterproof jackets and the rest of the gear you need. Every recommendation is tailored to the race's specific terrain: high-altitude scree in Sierra Nevada calls for very different shoes than a forest trail in the Basque Country.

Nutrition

Energy gels, bars, isotonic drinks, electrolytes and a nutrition strategy for before, during and after the race. We include estimated quantities based on each race's distance and elevation gain so you can plan your own aid station supplies.

Transport

How to reach the start line by plane, train, bus or car. We list the nearest airports and stations, common connections and estimated travel times from major cities.

Car Rental

Many mountain races take place in rural areas with limited public transport. We offer a car rental comparison tool with the best rates so you can move freely throughout the entire race weekend.

Insurance

Sports insurance with mountain rescue cover and travel insurance with cancellation protection. In trail running, where you're on technical terrain often far from towns, having the right insurance isn't optional — it's part of responsible preparation.

Body Care

Everything that protects, cares for and recovers the trail runner's body under extreme conditions: sunglasses and visors with UV protection, anti-sweat balm and anti-chafe cream, high-resistance sunscreens, anti-blister patches, foot deodorants, feminine hygiene (menstrual cup), muscle recovery with massage guns and compression, and recovery footwear. Each recommendation is adjusted to the altitude, race type and event duration.

Sun Protection

Topical sun protection products specific to trail running: SPF 50+ sport sunscreen resistant to water and sweat, SPF lip balm and after-sun for recovery. At altitude, UV radiation increases by 10-12% per 1,000 metres, making sun protection not an extra but mandatory gear.