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CamelBak Hydrobak Hydration Bike Pack - 25L, 1.5L Reservoir

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Overview

About CamelBak Hydrobak Hydration Bike Pack - 25L, 1.5L Reservoir

Closeouts. CamelBak's Hydrobak hydration bike pack holds 50 fl.oz. in a minimalist and low-profile design.

Specs

Specs about CamelBak Hydrobak Hydration Bike Pack - 25L, 1.5L Reservoir

  • Pack material: 70 denier Diamond Clarus with DWR and 1000 mm polyurethane coating, 210 denier nylon with DWR and 400 mm polyurethane coating
  • Frame type: Internal
  • Frame material: Molded foam
  • Hydration included: Yes
  • Pack loading: Top
  • Recommended use: Cycling,Running, Trail running,Daypack
  • Dimensions: 13x8x2-1/2"
  • Pack capacity: 50 fl. oz. cu.in.
  • Volume liters: 1.5
  • Weight: 5.6 oz.
  • Fits torsos: 16-22"
  • Made in Philippines

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4.333333 5 Overall Rating: 4.3 4.333333 Based on 6 reviews

Most Helpful 5-Star Review

5.0 out of 5 stars. Minimalist vest/pack. Red color suitable for both sexes.
Reviewed by HSL from NJ on Monday, March 30, 2015
This is a minimalist hydration vest (more of a vest than a true pack) that allows you to carry 1.5L of water with a small pocket for money/credit card. It would be great for running where you want to minimize your baggage. I like the design where you can fill the bladder without taking it out. Lastly, the vest is a true red color so guys as well as gals can use it. If you are looking for a minimalist hydration vest with 1.5L water capacity, give this one a try.
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  • 5.0 out of 5 stars. Such wow, very drink
    Verified Buyer Reviewed by Anonymous from OR on Friday, July 21, 2017
    This bag does me quite the wow when i do a drink, I'd highly recommend buying it and trying a taste.
  • 2.0 out of 5 stars. CamelBak Disappointment
    Verified Buyer Reviewed by Anonymous from North Carolina on Thursday, May 11, 2017
    I have had CamelBak hydration packs before that I had used for hiking but they were larger and had more room for packing things that I might need on a long hike so I was interested in a smaller one for 7 mile walks on a trail around a local lake. From the description and picture this one seemed to fit that bill. My hydration packs for hiking had both waist and chest straps, this has neither so it won't remain positioned where I want it for comfort. The picture shows the tube hanging down when it actually sticks straight out in front. Yes, there is a clamp on one side to secure it but the clamp is so tight that I am unable to use it to secure the tube without taking off the pack so that I can position it is a way to use enough force to get the tube back into the clamp.
  • 5.0 out of 5 stars. Camelback is always excellent
    Verified Buyer Reviewed by Njhiker from NJ on Saturday, January 28, 2017
    I haven't used it yet as it will be for biking and warm weather hiking when I don't need to carry lots of safety essentials. But I have never had a problem with the numerous Camelback items already in use, and Camelback customer service is always helpful.
  • 5.0 out of 5 stars. Works as described
    Verified Buyer Reviewed by Anonymous from ILLINOIS on Monday, January 16, 2017
    Used for snowboarding and biking, works well and very convenient /lightweight.
  • 4.0 out of 5 stars. Good for the price
    Verified Buyer Reviewed by Akwan from Colorado on Thursday, April 16, 2015
    Quality reservoir and pack (better than some of the cheap knock-offs). Good size for MTB and day hiking. The one pocket for accessories is so small that not even a spare tire tube can fit in it. It is good for an energy bar, gel, or some really miniature and flat thingamajig. It works well for me as I can put my tubes and tools in my bike's saddle pouch, but definitely consider a larger Camelbak if you have some additional cargo to carry.

About CamelBak

The story behind CamelBak hydration packs started back in 1988 when a guy named Michael Eidson was preparing for the “Hotter’N Hell 100,” a 100-mile summer cycling race in Wichita Falls. Before the event, Michael (an EMT by trade) filled an IV bag with water and stashed it in the back of his jersey. With the tube slung over his shoulder and a clothespin to pinch it closed in between drinks, Michael had unknowingly created the prototype for what would become the CamelBak hydration system. Fast forward more than 25 years, and CamelBak is now the world’s leading hydration pack company, with more than 80 different products, including reservoirs, backpacks, hip packs, CamelBak water bottles, travel mugs and more.