Review on 🚴 CamelBak Women’s Sequoia 24 Bike Hydration Pack Review - 100 oz by Ray Cole

I hope one day I can pull some gold bars out of the jungle. And in this exciting future, I want this package to be my choice. I suppose another more realistic use would be to carry some melons from a farmers market. This backpack has an integrated bottom strap instead of the usual detachable bottom straps, giving this backpack more strength and stability and making it feel like a real workhorse. This is the kind of backpack that immediately struck me as a backpack for long trips. EXCEPT, the overall internal volume is smaller than most mid-size Camelbaks. This is all very counterintuitive to me, and while it's a very good backpack, I find its use limited to carrying dense items short distances, or making long trips with little to no supplies (and even then, you could do with more light go real backpack). I saw a men's backpack from a previous generation that must be from the same line because I remember thinking the same thing about this backpack. This one seems to be a bit more compact, which is good since it's aimed at women. I remember the side straps feeling too big and bulky in a men's backpack, but this backpack looks and feels just right. It's just that I don't see the need for that much support when there isn't much room for gear at all. I love diaper bags - it's always nice to have quick access to some items and also to know that your valuables are right next to you. The package is of excellent quality, as you'd expect, but I'd fit it into a niche. use. Great if, like me, you want an all-occasion CamelBak.