CamelBak K.U.D.U. Protector 10 🎒 Hydration Pack (100oz): Ultimate Gear for adventurers Review

Amazing backpack, includes lots of accessories, is expensive but worth the price, it can be used in many ways. The CE2 back protector is amazing and can be detached and used separately.

Previously used CB MULE and it's much better, sits flatter on the back, carries the same load and distributes the weight more evenly. MULE has 3.0L lumbar support, making it look more like a fanny pack with shoulder straps. This backpack is the same height as the backpack for better weight distribution. I looked at all the fanny packs and went all out with this one with no regrets.

I thought I found the perfect backpack for long trips of 1-2 days or short trips of 1 hour because you can remove the cargo compartment. But if you remove the hold, you can't put anything at all. There are no zipped compartments, just a pair of mesh pockets at the top. And then you have to put the water bladder into the mesh pocket with the back protector so that it bunches up at the bottom. Not a great design. I returned it.

Not included with the hydration chamber. Yes, you read that right $200 and no bubble. That's hydration right?!? BYOBladder breaks this up for me. The smaller size is perfect for quick turns, and if you want an even lighter configuration you can open the storage pocket just for the back protector and a couple of jersey pockets. If you buy a bag be prepared to 1.) sweat, it doesn't breathe 2.) Buy or bring your own hydration bladder and water bottle - if you want a minimalist configuration you'll

Previously used CB MULE and it's much better, it sits flatter on the back, carries the same load and distributes the weight more evenly. MULE has 3.0L lumbar support, making it look more like a fanny pack with shoulder straps. This backpack is the same height as the backpack for better weight distribution. I looked at all the fanny packs and went all out with this one with no regrets.

I thought I found the perfect backpack for long trips of 1-2 days or short trips of 1 hour because you can remove the luggage compartment . But if you remove the hold, you can't put anything at all. There are no zipped compartments, just a pair of mesh pockets at the top. And then you have to put the water bladder into the mesh pocket with the back protector so that it bunches up at the bottom. Not a great design. I returned it.

Not included with the hydration chamber. Yes, you read that right $200 and no bubble. That's hydration right?!? BYOBladder breaks this up for me. The smaller size is perfect for quick turns, and if you want an even lighter configuration you can open the storage pocket just for the back protector and a couple of jersey pockets. If you buy a bag be prepared to 1.) sweat, it doesn't breathe 2.) Buy or bring your own hydration bladder and water bottle - if you want a minimalist configuration you'll