Camelbak pak

[Redmurty]

freeze half the contents if you can before topping up stay cool quite a long time

cheers Spud

[CBSTD]

Camel back mule 3l bladder enough room for trail tools & a waterproof done several tours in Romania in 30 deg+ just don't buy mineral water with gas at the petrol station and fill the bladder first drink blows your eye balls out just ask Fugly

[johnzxr750]

I got a tesco 1 4/5yrs ago as a pressie and its still going strong the bag gets used for bike dogwalking camping etc etc etc so i dont feel the need to spend on a camel pack easy hope this helps. in summer i freeze some tubes of juice or squash a d put those in bladder and cool drinks all day simples
cheers j (thumbs)

[davsato]

I've got the universal tube that converts anything to a hydration pack, like any pop or water bottle, bladder, camping water carrier etc. Works best with collapsible containers though, so I just use either a 2litre collapsible bottle or 1kg plastic sugar bag (yes, believe it or not! Sugar from the £1 shop came in it) In a tank bag with the drinking tube coiled round the top. To make and keep it cold soak a teeshirt or towel or rag and wrap the bottle up. As it dries in the wind it will get nice and cool

[Bounce]

I use a camelback 3L classic for long road trips & a camelback 3L mule for green laning/enduro riding.

For hot weather, I drop a few ice cubes into the bladder, plus use an insulating sleeve on the drinks tube - works a treat!!

[herman]

The Tesco one had done me proud but when I went to replace it with another they had changed the design and omitted the chest strap, I cant tell if that one has one but they are really good value and surprisingly robust, may have to try another for racing.

[ross dean]

It's not 'hydration' it's a drink of water!!!




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[Stewie]

+1 for the Tesco one, had mine for a while now, £11 can't complain.

[Don1960]

I got mine from a guy selling army surplus stock at my local car boot for £15. They are original camel back army version and come with a quality mouthpiece and neopren sleeve. To keep it cool I make sure I use water from the fridge and add ice cubes. I even used ice blocks and asked to put them into the freezer overnight. Never had problems with warm water (I add some squash), even on long, hot trips ...

[Selous]

I have the camelbak I think Muel it is a day sack too for camera & other bits & bobs when touring, holds 3 ltrs.

I have a slightly diffrant set up inside as mine got lost enroute to the Stores as I was Leaving the Forces :whistle: