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Shelby G.
> 3 dayIm small so thats probably why. 5ft 95lbs...but the straps didnt feel so great. If it was a little smaller and thinner straps it would of been perfect. It has alot of extra room. I wish it fit
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B
Greater than one weekDecent product but not Camelback. If you dont want to spend high end money, this will work.
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Clare Bode
> 3 dayI really enjoy wearing the hydration pack here in Arizona. The actual weight of the entire pack really isnt much. For example, a water bottle and a bottle cage are about the same weight as the pack. Plus, you can carry extra goods such as spare tools or a pump. That said, Im not out running with the pack but I do wear it about 2-times per week for about 4 - 5 hours. Its been great. No complaints. Even the water tube looks good to this day; about a full-year later. Only recommendation is to not leave water siting in the pack for too long. Youll get a distinct rubber taste if left untouched for a week to two weeks.
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Brad
> 3 dayLove the backpack, disappointed in the water bladder. It takes in air when the hose is above the reservoir. I would return the whole thing but I like the backpack too much.
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CARDogRescue
> 3 dayWe used these when hiking Yosemite and it was the best purchase ever! Plenty of water in the bladder and still room to pack snacks/lunch/sunblock/insect repellant/keys/wallet. Just amazing, highly recommend it!
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Henry J. Kuhlman
Greater than one weekI might be the only guy who bought this bag and will never use for carrying water. I work as SCUBA Instructor/Dive Master, so I where boardshorts most of the time at work and at home, running errands, and I for one, dont like crap in my pant pockets. This bag is perfect for carrying everything I need and more. Just the right amount of pockets so Im not searching through the dozens of zipper pockets to find an item. No water bottle slot which makes sense to me, since its design is to use the water bag it comes with. Perfect for me again as in my experience, water bottles never stay in the side pocket most brands have anyway as they all skimp on the depth, so for me its always a wasted pouch or two. Several reviews mention the zipper pull fraying, one of mine did also a couple weeks into using. Simple fix, just cut off the frayed edge and then carefully burn the newly cut edge with a lighter like you would parachute cord. Problem solved. Great bag for the price!
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aratliff33
Greater than one weekWill fit small kids. I love it
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Chad Michael Lawson
Greater than one weekVery nice quality. Light. Good features
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Joel Barragan-Macias
> 3 dayIt doesn’t have a good deal and the first day I went hiking, there was a slow leak. My whole back was wet
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David C.
Greater than one weekStart with the good: backpack looks and feels durable with plenty of storage space. I should read product dimensions better as its was much bigger than what I was looking for but that part was my fault. Big bladder so you can go all day and not dehydrate. The bad: I consider this a major downside of this pack. The mouth piece really is a deal breaker if you use it for cycling like I do. When riding you need hands on bars 99% of the time. The mouth piece cover is not easy to remove, then you have to actually pull on it in order to drink, and eventually adding the cover back on will close the valve. My issue is this process takes too long and your hands off the bars for too much time. A better mouth piece design would go a very long way here. I will probably keep it to use when hiking but will have to get a different one for cycling, overall ok product but not for cycling.