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Craig Herlihy
a Cross Country Rider
from Memphis, TN, USDate Reviewed: July 22, 2007
Strengths: Padded shoulders, padded back. Reversible reservoir makes cleaning so easy! Tube can be detached from reservoir in a second. Good space for gear. Top or bottom tube routing.Weaknesses: So far so good.Bottom Line: Plenty of fluid, plenty of space, lightweight, comfortable and durable. Adds a few little features here and there that just make the pack great.
Favorite Trail: Stanky Creek
Duration Product Used: Less than 1 month
Price Paid:
$61.00
Purchased At: aebike.com
Similar Products Used: Camelbak MULE, Camelbak Hydrobak
Bike Setup: 03 GF Marlin, Marz MX Pro, Bontranger/Shimano XT components.
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sebastian
a Downhiller
from TacomaDate Reviewed: March 25, 2007
Strengths: Well-made, comfortable, versatile.Weaknesses: None so far.Bottom Line: I wanted a pack that wouldn't be too bulky for minimalist rides, yet big enough for multi-day backcounty stuff. Enter, the Glacier. It holds plenty of water and can unzip to double it's capacity. Once I managed to fit six beers, an eight-pack of burger buns, box of veggie burgers, in addition to my bike tools, pump and extra tube...(Yes, the buns got slightly squished, but not badly.) Also, after 6 months or so, the bladder has no discernible odor. The mouthpiece did start becoming hard to open with just my teeth, I would have to stop and use both hands. But a tiny drop of olive oil made it buttery-smooth again...
Duration Product Used: 6 months
Price Paid:
$50.00
Purchased At: online somewhere
Similar Products Used: Small Novara (rei) hydration pack.
Bike Setup: --
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