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Crux Lumbar 3L Reservoir
CamelBak
Crux Lumbar 3L Reservoir
$31.96
Description

　　Low center of gravity for stability while biking or hiking

　　Give your pack a lower center of gravity with the CamelBak Crux Lumbar reservoir. It delivers 20% more water per sip while keeping weight positioned low on your back, which translates to better stability in the saddle and on the trail. The Crux delivers 20% more water with every sip, plus an on/off lever that seals your tube shut when you’re not drinking. CamelBak also upgraded the fill-port design to include an ergonomic handle and a redesigned a cap that’s more intuitive and easier to fill—small changes that make it that much easier to fill up and hit the road. 100% free of BPA, BPS and BPF.

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Description
Brand Name:
CamelBak
Volume:
3L/100 fl oz
Size:
3 Liter
Weight:
229 g / 8 oz
Dimensions:
27 x 28 x 8 cm / 10.5 x 11 x 3 in
Mfg Sku/Part Number:
1232001003
UPC:
886798004655
Other Features:
• Offers 20% more water per sip. Lumbar design shifts water weight to your lower back for more stability on the trail
• Leak-proof cap is easier to open and close
• On/off lever lets you seal your drinking tube shut with one hand
• Hydroguard™ technology inhibits the growth of bacteria in the reservoir and tube
• Big Bite valve self-seals after each drink, eliminating annoying drips
MATERIAL: Polyurethane
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