🚰 Stay Hydrated with the CamelBak Ratchet Hydration Pack, 100oz Review

I have a couple of old camel tanks and I have to say I'm not sure why they put the top pack on the inside and right against the plastic handle of the tank. My senior had the bag on the outside and didn't feel like it would crush anything you put in it. Also my key fob doesn't feel good from opening the reservoir. The drinking tube seems a bit short. I pulled it out but it looks like it needs a few more inches. If I'm just taking it to pour out the water, I pinch the hose when I bend it, so I…

This set is amazing! It has enough water for our weekend hikes. We're in Southern California and it's getting hot, water is vital when there's little to no shade on the trails. I overheat easily and this pack is a lifesaver to say the least! It's thin so I don't feel like I'm carrying a huge backpack, but it holds 3 liters of water! We add electrolytes and clean them thoroughly after each use. Yes, you have to be careful to unscrew the lid properly, but I test it after closing it and have never

Bought to replace a 2007 SnoAngel that I use for long distance runs - would buy the exact same model but is no longer made which is a loss for runners with small frame and skiers is everywhere. Cons: - too big, it covered my entire back (comes with a chest strap and a waist strap) - the reservoir tube isn't insulated, which is a must for cold weather runs and the occasional ski tour - it's called a 'ratchet' and that's why Its colloquial meaning is not a word I want to adorn my backpack with…

. I bought this product to replace a much older Camelbak bike hydrator and for a recent bike trip to Albania. Unfortunately, there was a leak in the bladder, and it was impossible to pinpoint exactly where and fix it with duct tape. (Maybe it was the wrong stitching.) For most of the trip, the hydration pack ran down my bum, which was uncomfortable, especially in cool weather. The last day I used the pack for a big day of climbing, I found an hour after I started riding that I had lost over a…

I have a small Columbia backpack that I use with a 50 ounce Cammelback when skiing in the winter with insulated tubing that needs to be insulated or will freeze unless alcohol is added but there was one Problem. just too big for it, so I bought this version. Reason number one is that the hose is DETACHABLE which some other models don't have. Also, the large 3 liter tank has a baffle inside to prevent water from splashing from side to side, which is very useful. The detachable hose was a must…

This set is amazing! It has enough water for our weekend hikes. We're in Southern California and it's getting hot, water is vital when there's little to no shade on the trails. I overheat easily and this pack is a lifesaver to say the least! It's thin so I don't feel like I'm carrying a huge backpack, but it holds 3 liters of water! We add electrolytes and clean them thoroughly after each use. Yes, you have to be careful to unscrew the lid properly, but I test it after closing it and have never

I have a small Columbia pack that I use with a 50 ounce Cammelback for winter skiing with an insulated tube. It needs to be isolated otherwise it will freeze unless alcohol is added, but there was a problem. Too big for it, so I bought this version. Reason number one is that the hose is DETACHABLE which some other models don't have. Also, the large 3 liter tank has a baffle inside to prevent water from splashing from side to side, which is very useful. The detachable hose was a must for me as I