🚰 CamelBak ThermoBak Hydration Pack: Stay Hydrated with 100oz (3.0L) Mil-Spec Crux Reservoir Review

Good for rocking and the straps are well adjustable and don't slip. The mouthpiece is detachable, the valve works well, does not leak. The only problem was the screw on the reservoir lid snaps like it's screwed in or all the way down but it's not, the case leaks everywhere. Overall would still buy but make sure to check the cap before packing as you may not notice it is leaking until pressure is applied.

Likes: Large volume (3L) and short length. This is my motorcycle hydration system. The backpack sits over the back of the seat and doesn't block the vents in my jacket. Dislikes: ThermoBak doesn't insulate cold water very well. Still, this is the best hydration pack I've ever had. The fit is tight but not pinching. With the weight of 3 liters it manages very well and I hardly notice it on long journeys. There are six D-rings strategically placed to tie it to the larger pack.

I like the basic functionality of this thing. I'm used to getting water from a water bottle so the idea of maximizing water is great. This backpack is really basic with no space to stash tools, jackets etc. My first trip on the camelback went well, it's easy to drink while getting used to the squeezing noise. My second try started well until I bent down to get something and realized the lid wasn't screwed on properly, causing my bladder to slosh water all over my back. You should carefully…

This is Camelbak so it will last forever. ALL components are indestructible. Visit the official website for all technical specifications. This is my 15th Camelbak bag and I have had them from this version up to 47 liter XXL sizes in coyote and black. I bought this to meet my need for a minimum bag size and 3 liters of hydration. Sometimes I don't need a backpack to carry things. It features clips with buckles for quick/emergency removal or attaching to a larger backpack. The hydrator is thick…

After receiving this product I'm not sure I like the design of this hydration pack. The back pocket/pouch, located on the wearer's back, has two openings at the bottom of this pocket. This means you cannot safely put small items in as they could slip out. I'm not sure what the benefit of two holes is. Can't be for airflow as this bag attaches to my back. I wanted to use this bag to store money but it would most likely fall out and I didn't want to use the outside zip pockets to store money…

I like the basic functionality of this thing. I'm used to getting water from a water bottle so the idea of maximizing water is great. This backpack is really basic with no space to stash tools, jackets etc. My first trip on the camelback went well, it's easy to drink while getting used to the squeezing noise. My second try started well until I bent down to get something and realized the lid wasn't screwed on properly, causing my bladder to slosh water all over my back. You should carefully…

This is a camelbak so it will last forever. ALL components are indestructible. Visit the official website for all technical specifications. This is my 15th Camelbak bag and I have had them from this version up to 47 liter XXL sizes in coyote and black. I bought this to meet my need for a minimum bag size and 3 liters of hydration. Sometimes I don't need a backpack to carry things. It features clips with buckles for quick/emergency removal or attaching to a larger backpack. The hydrator is thick

After receiving this product I'm not sure I like the design of this hydration pack. The back pocket/pouch, located on the wearer's back, has two openings at the bottom of this pocket. This means you cannot safely put small items in as they could slip out. I'm not sure what the benefit of two holes is. Can't be for airflow as this bag attaches to my back. I wanted to use this bag to store money but it would most likely fall out and I didn't want to use the outside zip pockets to store money…