Go straight from your bike to your run during tri training without having to break for water when you're carrying the CamelBak Fairfax Hydration Pack. This lightweight, minimalist pack holds enough water for a 1.5- hour run, bike, or a little of both, as well as a multi-tool, energy bars, a trail map, and an ultralight shell so you don't get chilled afterwards.
Submitted by
jmeske
a Racer
from royal oak, mi, usa
Date Reviewed: September 3, 2010
Strengths: Compact, light, stays in place without a waist strap(which are uber anoying anyway), has just enough storage for the essentials without looking like a bulky backpack.
Weaknesses: bladder is not quickly removable for endurance races(buy 2 of these for 12+ hour races)
Bottom Line:
Took this thing out the first day i bought it for about a 4 hour ride and never once did i have any rubbing spots or have it twist around on me. Every now and then it will slid up and touch your neck when your on a steep decline but didn't bother me one bit.
Bike Setup: 2010 trek top fuel 8 (stock except for xt rear der., easton handlebar, bontrager x light seatpost, and set up tubeless with schwalbe racing ralphs)
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