🐪 Improved CamelBak M.U.L.E. NV Hydration Pack 2016 Review

Excellent choice for mountain biking. Lots of features but the best thing about this backpack is how well it ventilates your back. I can ride harder and longer because I'm not as hot as I was with my old hydrator. I also drink less water as I don't sweat as much. The water stays colder longer because there is no direct contact with your body heat. By far the best moisturizer pack I've ever used.

Let me start by saying that this hydration pack has enough room for a lot of gear, I can carry a lot of extra clothing for cold weather rides. I also like how it keeps the backpack off my back which helps keep me warm from sweat. I had a lumbar wrap last year which was comfortable but I sweat profusely so I usually get cold when I get wet. I love this packaging every day and the new magnetic tube holder is also very pleasant to the touch.

I bought this as a gift for my friend who is a frequent mountain biker. He was very happy with the amount of storage space in this backpack as well as the rain cover that came with it. The liner is also a very valuable upgrade as his old pack often overheated when riding in the Arizona heat and the helmet clips are a nice touch too. In general, its usefulness and convenience are among the top five, I'll take a female version soon.

This pack is the best little pack I've ever had. It easily fits everything you need for a LONG day hike. The bottle holds 3 litres, it NON-LEAKS and only requires a 1/4 turn to latch and also has a quick release hose to remove it from the packaging for filling. There are many compartments for things like daily necessities and places for sunscreen and repellents. The day passes comfortably. The straps keep it in the P position and you hardly notice it. It also keeps your back cool as it provides

excellent packaging! Used all summer long for biking and hiking in the Texas heat. This thing is great at dissipating heat. The NV series is unbeatable in high temperature/humidity. The NV design keeps the pack on your back and offers unmatched breathability. You still sweat a little at the points of contact, but not as much if you had the whole package on your back. As for other functions. It offers enough space for short trips and day trips. You don't need much more. Don't know if I'll try to

I've had this hydration system for about a year now. I've taken it kayaking, I wear it to work outside, I take it to class, it's just great. I seriously wondered if I could use it to carry a small amount of school supplies and found that I carry around more than a few small to medium sized books/notebooks to go to classes on campus. This is ideal for those who want to make sure they stay hydrated at all times. I drank so much that one of my professors asked me if I drank it every morning in her

I bought this backpack purely for hiking and overall I really like it. The shoulder straps fit my frame comfortably, a slim 5ft 11in and 150lbs, with a chest strap. The padding on the back keeps the back well ventilated and also keeps the water bladder off me and seems to keep the water cooler for longer. A useful improvement is an internal strap that secures the tongue to the bladder and prevents it from collapsing while drinking. The bubble zipper has a metal pull tab that sets it apart from…