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Hydrobak Light Hydration Pack
CamelBak
Hydrobak Light Hydration Pack
$64.95
Description

　　Lighten up and stay hydrated, wherever adventure calls. The versatile CamelBak Hydrobak Light carries a 1.5-liter Crux® Reservoir with Quicklink™ disconnect, plus an extra 1-liter of cargo space for basic essentials so you can carry on. Designed with lightweight and durable materials, the streamlined silhouette features an Air Support™ Light Back Panel and a ventilated harness for cooling and breathability.

　　Additional external features include helmet carry, light loop and reflective detailing for added safety. Have peace of mind with a secure zippered pocket for keys, phone, or tools, and enjoy extended comfort with the adjustable sternum strap.

Footprint sold separately.
Description
Brand:
CamelBak
Gender:
Unisex
Pack Weight:
170 g / 6 oz
Gear Capacity:
1 L / 60 cu in
Hydration Capacity:
1.5 L / 50 fl oz
Hydration Type:
1.5L CRUX™ Reservoir with Quicklink™ System included
BPA/BPS/BPF Free:
Yes
Other Features:
  • Lightweight and Durable Materials
  • Air Support™ Light Back Panel: Designed with body mapping technology for efficient ventilation and lightweight comfort
  • Ventilated Harness: Lightweight and breathable
  • Secure Zippered Pocket: Perfect for keys, phone, or other essentials
  • Helmet Carry: Stow and secure helmet
  • Adjustable Sternum Strap: Offers a range of adjustments for a custom fit and increased stability
  • Reflectivity: For low light safety
  • Light Loop: Clip on a light to make the ride to and from the trailhead safe
  • Tube Trap Management: Keeps your tube secure and accessible when you need it
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