So when I go run with my husky I tend to take my husky's leash on one hand and a water bottle on the other. I'm just trying to see if thee are any harnesses out there that are cheap and can take atleast two water bottles. I've seen ones but they cost like a hundred dollars and that seems excesive to me. Any suggestions?

What do you guys think of this one? It looks good http://www.amazon.com/Kyjen-Outward-Hound-Backpack-Large/dp/B0081XIEHE/ref=pd_rhf_se_p_t_1_6AA0

My harness does not have any pockets, So I do not have any suggestions on a brand, But, I would say be very wary on going cheap, They do tend to rip apart or turn upside down on the cheap ones. Remember most the time you get what you pay for. (And expensive ones can be just as bad) I suggest looking up a ton of reviews on each one you are looking at, Get first hand experience from those who have used that exact one, Will better your odds.

I know of lots of owners who use the Kyjin brand and have no problems with it. I haven't used one, but that is where I will be getting mine.

I know a few people that have the Outward Hound one and haven't been very pleased with it.

If you're just going to use it for walks/runs then it'll probably be fine, but I don't think it stands up well on longer hiking trips for very long.

While you might dish out more in the beginning for a different one, it might be worth it in the long run.

Definitely read lots of reviews to get an idea of what people use them for and how well they hold up. Lots of people here are very fond of Ruffwear!

yeah I never go on hikes with my dogs. I go on walks and runs. I might sometimes go biking but never hiking

Yeah, the people I know who use them don't do heavy hiking; if that was your intent then definitely no LOL.

I plan to start cheap, get my pups used to them, and then move up in the world of backpacks.

What about a "Camel back" pack for you to wear? I use one for cross-country/skijoring and hardly know I have it on. More than enough water for you and your partner plus the pack lets you carry a soft bowl, poo bags, cell phone, and snacks for both of you (like maybe some yummy goo gel). The bladders are replaceable should they need replacing and the packs are well made.

You should also check out some trade shows and pet shows - there might be ones there on special. That's where we got our first backpack for Stark.

well this harness that I'm talking about used to cost 40-50 dollars and I found one for 20 dollars so it might not be as cheap as I thought

The problem with the Camel Back pack is that where I live it is very dangerous and they can just pull it off of me when i'm tired. As for the dog, they might be afraid that he's gonna bite them

im not sure i would run your husky with weight on its back.... a good Xback harness for the dog to run in and a lumbar back for your self to hold the water would be good