from 4 years ago... i dont remember how many ci's, but its a good amount. 100oz bladder. the main zipper just broke in half, though. are those warantee items?Lucky13 said:Just name, model, volume, like it or not.
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I've used a range of Camelback packs, from the early beginning (simple packs w/ an insulated bag and some shoulder straps) to now.Lucky13 said:Just name, model, volume, like it or not.
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Camelbak rocket. **** fits like a glove.Lucky13 said:Just name, model, volume, like it or not.
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2 cans of Rockstar energy drink duct taped to my helmet with tubing runnin to my mouth!! But watch out, huge things may happen!Lucky13 said:Just name, model, volume, like it or not.
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MULE suits all my needs ranging from 6 hour epic rides on my XC bike to psuedo-downhilling (pseudo since I would never claim to do real downhill riding). When I take a lot of gear, it actually works great to carry my elbow pads, shin and knee guards with a full 100 oz bladder. When a lot of climbing is involved, I even strap on my full face helmet. It may take a minute to configure this gear behing the mesh and or straps but I love the thing.Lucky13 said:Just name, model, volume, like it or not.
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Camelbak Mule. 100oz. I think it's the perfect size pack. 90% of the time it's just right. 5% of the time I wish it were smaller. 5% of the time I with it were larger. On short rides in moderate heat I'll only fill the bladder 1/2 way. On long rides in high heat I've always had enough water.Lucky13 said:Just name, model, volume, like it or not.
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