🚲 CamelBak Chase Bike Vest 50oz - Hydration Vest with Convenient Access Pockets Review

Very light backpack that I use for mountain biking. I can drink water, stow some snacks, a bike pump and a spare inner tube with some small tools. It doesn't bounce while driving, which is a big plus for me.

It's simple, light, not bulky and holds enough water for hours of riding. Storage is limited but perfect for bike tools, a pump and some granola or protein bars. My favorite feature of the backpack is the phone pocket on the left shoulder strap. This makes it easy to check messages and hear calls. My iPhone 12 Pro with a thin case is very tight.

I have several camels. this is my smallest and lightest. Was originally bought to run. Fits well and doesn't bounce around. large adjustment range. Started using it while cycling. doesn't cool the water at all, but that's very important, it doesn't make me sweat more while cycling. 5 cell phone and cell phone pockets on the front. Emergency backpack and wallet fit in the back. There is a place to shelter from rain. The Gue is fairly easy to access if you're riding one-handed.

I have a 3 liter Camelbak that I have used for years, including for short trips. The Chase was exactly what I was looking for so I didn't have to lug around a large backpack anymore. I was between Chase and Fanny Pack but settled on Chase and I'm glad I did. It has all the tools I need on the go, plenty of water, and doesn't feel bulky like my other Camelbak. I also have storage space for my phone and anything else I need quick access to.

Packaging is great for storing a lot of information. I still use my saddlebag and top bag to reduce pressure on my back, but the hand strap pockets are very comfortable and easily accessible for phone and power. learned to use the one behind as it has a top cap that keeps it in place better. After 3 long rides the strap holding the camel's water bag in the rear compartment fell apart so I need to replace it and see another stronger bracket in its place. Would recommend anyway.

I have several camels. this is my smallest and lightest. Was originally bought to run. Fits well and doesn't bounce around. large adjustment range. Started using it while cycling. doesn't cool the water at all, but that's very important, it doesn't make me sweat more while cycling. 5 cell phone and cell phone pockets on the front. Emergency backpack and wallet fit in the back. There is a place to shelter from rain. The Gue is fairly easy to access if you're riding one-handed.

I have a 3 liter Camelbak that I have used for years including for short trips. The Chase was exactly what I was looking for so I didn't have to lug around a large backpack anymore. I was between Chase and Fanny Pack but settled on Chase and I'm glad I did. It has all the tools I need on the go, plenty of water, and doesn't feel bulky like my other camelbak. I also have storage space for my phone and anything else I need quick access to.

The packaging is ideal for storing many things. I still use my saddlebag and top bag to reduce pressure on my back, but the hand strap pockets are very comfortable and easily accessible for phone and power. learned to use the one behind as it has a top cap that keeps it in place better. After 3 long rides the strap holding the camel's water bag in the rear compartment fell apart so I need to replace it and see another stronger bracket in its place. Would recommend anyway.