🥤 CamelBak UnBottle 2L Insulated Hydration Crux Reservoir Set in Frost Grey/Turkish Sea - Enhanced SEO Review

The packaging is difficult to close. Doesn't look like the original bubble design. The original was much better. This one will leak if you don't have a lid just right

Used 2 times and leaking at the seams. Also, it is very difficult to start flow without very strong suction when the valve is stuck. I have revised my review as CamelBak Support has released a new product.

If you're looking for a camera that you can use with a different hydration system, this is the perfect choice. I ran in about 65 degrees two weeks ago and after four hours of running I'm still hiding some ice and needless to say the water still tasted cool. Temperatures were slightly warmer the following week, but after the same 4-mile run, the water still tasted refreshing. Insulated bladder cover keeps water cool. And the new bite valve and check valve are also very useful. I take my hat off…

Camelbak clearly have quality issues with their hydration bladders. The design of the Unbottle's insulating bag is actually very good, but unfortunately the hydration bladder with screw cap is not at all airtight. It flows almost as if there were no seal at all, no matter how hard you tighten it. I had the same issue with Camelbak a few years ago with this newer design and I was hoping they would have fixed the quality issues by now but they haven't. I am currently using insulated Camelbak…

I recently replaced a regular bladder I used in a motorcycle tank bag with this one. The old hydration bladder didn't come with a case, so I usually just threw it in the cheap insulated lunch bag I had. The bubble was too big for him so it wouldn't close and keep the water cold enough. This bubble solves that problem as my water was still nice and cool after 200 miles today. The only issue I had with this was would the angled mouthpiece not work under my visor? To my great surprise, it actually