CamelBak Octane Hydration Black Atomic Review

I have no complaints about this pack. I bought it for trail running and OCR use and it works very well in both cases. 1) This package does not bounce at all once properly configured. It doesn't move an inch as it runs up and down the local hill at full speed. 2) It's really light despite the 2L tank, capacity and stability. 3) I like the 2 liter bottle as it keeps me from exhausting it. during longer spartan races and trail runs. 4) It offers an enormous amount of storage space between the…

I really like this pack. I used the front vest with a water bottle for long runs, but wanted to change it because I needed a reservoir and extra storage for cold weather runs, an extra jacket, etc. It is small enough to function as a hydration vest but can actually function as a vest small day pack. Inside there is a small compartment for keys, knives, plasters etc. as well as an additional outer rear pocket and a drawstring. The front pockets could hold collapsible water bottles if you want to

This is my choice for running 10+ miles, hiking, biking etc. I've had three types of camels and this is by far the most versatile. As described in the description, you can pack a lot. On long days, I fill my bladder completely (after you fill it with water, remember to turn the bag upside down and suck all the air out of your bladder to get that "squishy, squeezing" sound while running to avoid 👍) and pack my poncho, some protein bars, energy gels, salt sticks, my headlamp, mini first aid kit,

This is a great little backpack that offers a lot more space than expected while still being very comfortable. Haven't had a chance to use it for running yet, but I've worn it down on a couple of day hikes, taken it with me a couple of times with a Macbook Pro instead of a water bladder, and used it on a couple of gigs. /events and were very impressed and happy with it. I just wore it to a big party in San Francisco so I could take water, spare clothes and outerwear, snacks and some other…

This is my go to for running 10+ miles, hiking, biking etc. I have owned three types of camels and this is by far the most versatile. As described in the description, you can pack a lot. On long days, I fill my bladder completely (after you fill it with water, remember to turn the bag upside down and suck all the air out of your bladder to get that "squishy, squeezing" sound while running to avoid 👍) and pack my poncho, some protein bars, energy gels, salt sticks, my headlamp, mini first aid…

This is a great little backpack that can hold a lot more than expected while still being very comfortable. Haven't had a chance to use it for running yet, but I've worn it down on a couple of day hikes, taken it with me a couple of times with a Macbook Pro instead of a water bladder, and used it on a couple of gigs. /events and were very impressed and happy with it. I just wore it to a big party in San Francisco so I could take water, spare clothes and outerwear, snacks and some other little…