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Chase Bike Vest - Men's (Fall 2022)
CamelBak
Chase Bike Vest - Men's (Fall 2022)
$70.00
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　　Athlete-favorite minimalist hydration vest

　　The CamelBak Chase Bike Vest is designed for those who want a minimal approach to carrying gear on the trails without sacrificing hydration or performance. Pack lighter and ride faster with focused features like quick access front harness and stretch overflow pockets. Stay cool and hydrated with 3-D vent mesh and the 1.5-liter fast-flow Crux™ reservoir. This minimalist vest is thoughtfully engineered to take your mind off your gear so you can focus on the ride.

　　Bottles and accessories not included.

Footprint sold separately.
Description

　　• 1.5L CRUX™ Reservoir: Faster flow rate for better hydration

　　• Front Harness Pockets: Conveniently located for quick access

　　• 3D Vent Mesh: Multi-directional air flow and cushioning to maximize comfort and breathability

　　• Dual Adjustable Sternum Straps: Offer a range of adjustments for a custom, comfortable fit and increased stability

　　• Stretch Overflow Pocket: Quickly stash or shed a layer or rain shell

　　• Quick Stow Compatible: Optimized to fit Quick Stow flasks (sold separately) in front harness pocket

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