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Blaster Bite Valve (Fall 2022)
HydraPak
Blaster Bite Valve (Fall 2022)
$7.00
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　　The best-performing valve in the industry. The Blaster Bite Valve comes with a dust cover to protect you from grittier elements, it’s leak-proof, self-sealing and easy to disassemble for cleaning. It’s a clear winner.

Footprint sold separately.
Description
Brand Name:
HydraPak
Weight:
16 g / 0.5 oz
Mfg Sku/Part Number:
A151
UPC:
834456001713
Other Features:
• High-flow valve delivers water when you need it most
• Self seals after each sip and features a twist on/off bar to prevent leaks when not in use
• Dust cover protects silicone bite valve from collecting dirt
• Durable, high-grade compression molded silicone sheath
• Universal ¼ in diameter fitting
• Safe and reliable, 100% BPA & PVC free
Dimensions:
33 mm / 1.3 in x 58 mm / 2.3 in
Diameter:
6 mm / 1/4 in fitting
Materials: Thermoplastic Polyurethane; Silicone; HDPE
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