Enhance Your Hydration Pack with the Mazama Insulated Drink Tube Replacement Set - Universal Kit for Popular Packs! Review

This product makes life a lot easier. This way you can take the camel out without removing the leash every time. It's easy to drain the water without effort.

Plug and Play with Geiger Rig Pressure Chamber. Suitable for some others. The garage protects the bite valve from freezing and keeps mud out in the summer. Quick disconnect coupling for filling the bladder without removing the entire hose from the packaging.

This is a nice addition to my set. I like the mouthpiece cover. The hose is attached to the chest strap and is a bit awkward to drive. I'm still trying to sit properly on the backpack. Can't wait for the late fall and winter hikes and activities.

The versatility of the pipe is definitely overestimated. I liked its design and that it had a tube and an extension, but it wouldn't attach to my water bladder. Luckily my old tube was easily replaced with insulation as I bought it for insulation anyway.

I'm tired of heating water in a tube, the first sip of water was 120 degrees! I wanted to make this tube cap myself but figured I would have a few hours of work on the project and this piece with a new tube cost $10. I didn't want the zipper to cover the mouthpiece for my use case, but it was an easy fix. scissors, tape. Did. Thank you guys!

I took this isolation with me when I climbed Kilimanjaro in February. It worked! It worked exactly as it was intended. As long as you follow proper use and care instructions. Just a tip: it can be difficult to open the mouthpiece when wearing cold weather mittens on a mountain top. I also recommend adding warm water to your hydration system when climbing in cold weather.

Although we haven't tested the hose and nozzle yet they seem to fit both our Platypus and Osprey bladders which is great. The insulating tubing came off easily and went well with our existing tubing. The length was perfect. Hiking and snowshoeing the Cascades have not frozen our tubes (high 20s). I think if we had set camp and left them at the same temperature overnight they would have done just that. The only difficulty I had was attaching the backpack clip. Since the packaging clip was on the

After snowshoeing last week, we desperately needed an insulated pipe to keep the water from freezing on us. There was no description of the length of the hose but as it is compatible with multiple brands we assumed it would be the same but it is not. The Bad: The tubing is only 28 inches from the wear point and connects to the bladder and mouthpiece. This makes it completely useless when using the canister in your backpack. Attaching the hose to the 100 ounce tank leaves only 12 inches above…