💧 Stay Hydrated on-the-go with CamelBak Octane 18 Multisport Hydration Pack - 70 oz Review

The backpack is better than expected! The hydration bladder is easy to clean, offers plenty of storage space and the backpack fits like a vest and is very comfortable!

This compact backpack offers plenty of storage space. The straps are filled with pockets and also have a secure zip pocket to fit your phone. The bag has a large compartment that gives you plenty of space to store items such as groceries, clothes or other items. The only thing I don't like is that there isn't a very easy way to fasten the jacket from the outside without additional bandages.

This style of packaging is totally my style. I am a cross country runner and have a large chest so it is absolutely NOT possible to carry extra water bottles on my chest. bubble is perfect. Durable/thick material. Minimal chatter. Very convenient. The storage compartment is big enough for extra clothes, snacks and even water shoes. It's hard to find a package that fits, but this one fits. I will say that this may not be good for women with a smaller physique. I'm a size 4 but without the extra…

I wear a size XS/S t-shirt and this wet pack fits me! In easily accessible front pockets/storage compartments that I take out regularly. The water hose does not leak or drip. CamelBak wins with this design. The water tank should last around 4 hours on a hike and there are plenty of pockets and compartments to stash gear and poles. The vest is comfortable, doesn't shift much and doesn't put pressure on the hips. The vest feels quite "airy" and I don't overheat on the hike. Overall I am very…

Bought an Octane 10 for me and an Octane 25 for my friend to trail run. All in all, these are great packages! We can pack an extra set of shoes in the mesh portion (some of our itineraries involve rock climbing). 10 just seems to fit a raincoat and some snacks (along with essentials like first aid). 25 can fit a lot more. The only annoying thing about these packs is the thick wire in the shoulder straps (they help attach the sternum straps). It looks like they used a long wire from one belt to…