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

This is a well designed backpack for women. The materials are a mix of nylon, mesh and some materials that feel like neoprene. The bladder holds 100 ounces of water, which adds 6.25 pounds to whatever you're carrying. Not exactly a gallon, but great to have in your bug repellant bag. The outer mesh overflow pocket is very stretchy and encloses the loops of trekking poles. The loops are also great for carabiners so you can attach gear to them too. 6 sts each side plus 2 sts below. The double flap belt looks chunky at first glance, but it's very comfortable and has plenty of cushioning and wellness stretch. It's designed to support weight and feel like it. There is also a zipped pocket on the outer fender strap which is perfect for storing anything you need for quick access without having to remove all of the packaging. The drinking valve is a decent size, almost the size of a smoothie straw, and it has a leak-proof valve. the quality of the rest of the bag. I tried flexing it and it seemed relatively solid, but a long hike with gear packed inside might prove different. And 2) the colors of the lining are light grey. I like the light colored lining on my backpacks because it helps me find things quickly and they just look great. It's not a big deal, though, and overall I'd say it's definitely worth the current retail price of $150, especially since it's backed by a lifetime warranty. Made in the Philippines.