Hiking pole attachment guide for Salomon Vests (Adv Skin & Sense Pro) 

thanks... another extra way to stow the poles that salomon doesn't explain

Thanks for the tip, but do the poles get in the way of the soft flasks stored in the front pockets?

sorry for late reply - belt > quiver > vest vest better to stop when stowing to secure properly quiver - easiest to stow/retrieve but hate added bulk and bounce belt - easiest solution. anything with dual elastic bands will suffice. need practice to stow/retrieve on the run. bounce at hip level is not as irritating. depending on how it bounces, you can also tell if they are secured properly without looking. if so, readjust whilst running. easy. im using the salomon pulse belt atm, supplemented by vest for longer races. avoid the salomon sense pro belt as the backpocket is unsuitable for softflask - bounces out whilst running when full. the newer salomon advance belt is a maybe but the front pocket now has the same problem where softflasks bounce out. it has side pockets which i have tested with the flasks and they are better. can even carry 2 500mls. however, they are quite fiddly to reinsert into the side pockets.

Mine were hidden away in a pocket.

you won't poke your eye doing it :)

I normally stow them using a running belt. having tested that setup of stowing them in front, you can still drink from the flasks. i normally use a spare hand to grab the vest/flask side to aid it to mouth. so I guess you can manoeuvre it however you like.

They should have. Contact your seller. Otherwise contact salomon to see if they can send you some. Lastly, alot of people don't use them and they seem to be the same design amongst salomon vests so you can also ask around other runners if you are in a club or post on fb groups.

I think they go by chest size and there's a size guide on their website. Most online stores allow returns anyway and the way they are packaged, you can always try it and put it back without damaging it needing to tear anything

it's the salomon pulse belt. I only got it because it was 50% off from another seller. there are lots of other brands too and I think they'd need to do alot to really screw up such a simple design. just make sure that it has a function to stow poles. and also like I mentioned in the video, you can sew in a velcro strap to the poles so that it's easier to stow using the running belt or else the legs of the poles stick out all over the place. makes the process far smoother for me. zero hiccups since these modifications.