RO Hydration

[CZ52GUY]

I have a Camelbak UnBottle that I'd like to find a small pack (like a cyclist might use) with a hydration pocket to stay hydrated while running stages.

I'm finding the "Blackhawk" stuff, and the "distance cyclist", and the "serious hiker" stuff...but have yet to locate a "minimalist" pack to stow my resevoir and a few odds and ends.

Any ideas?

Thanks in advance,

CZ52'

 

[Mgraff]

Camelback makes one called "snowbowl" or something like it I use it UNDER my jacket when I ski. Pretty low profile, might look at them.

 

[CZ52GUY]

COOL! I'll check that out.

Thanks,

CZ52'

 

[dukeofurl]

When I'm getting penalized for something stupid, I generally hydrate the RO by dumping the water cooler on his head.

But thats just me!

 

[Matt-man]

The Camelbak Classic is the original just-a-reservoir-and-a-couple-pockets hydration unit... that seems like it would fill the bill.

 

[CZ52GUY]

re: Classic

Yeah,

The SnowBowl is great for cold weather but I believe it's designed more for the 50oz bladder.

I checked again and I actually have the 70oz resevoir. The Classic looks to be about right.

Thanks,

CZ52'

 

[tarrigoni]

I like the M.U.L.E. It has a couple little pockets and holds 100oz of water.

 

[Duke of Lawnchair]

M.U.L.E.

You don't even have to get the mil/LE bling'd version. Go for the civvy model.

 

[tarrigoni]

yeah, to clarify, I have the civvy model. It does everything I need it to while I'm on my bike at work, taking a walk in the woods, or just hanging out during the day. It's also cheaper than the mil/le version.

 

[TamThompson]

MULE's are great. But then, CamelBak makes about nine-million-jillion models of pack, so surely you can find something you like.
http://www.camelbak.com/

 

[Sunray]

Look at the types the kids are hauling their books in. Cabela's has them for $25. Or the Fieldline Gunnison fanny pack at $20.