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M.U.L.E. Evo 12
CamelBak
M.U.L.E. Evo 12
$119.96
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　　Enjoy the ride with the newest update to CamelBak's best-selling bike franchise. They've taken the DNA from the M.U.L.E.® family and given it all-weather protection. The weatherproof, storm-ready fabric means you can focus on the path ahead, knowing your essentials will be kept safe from the elements. 3L Crux® Reservoir Quicklink™ System supplies massive hydration and speedy delivery. Plus you'll have plenty of storage for gear and tools so you're prepared for anything. The Command Center™ harness provides storage and unparalleled stability for those rowdy trails. Air support™ back panel with body mapping technology is designed to keep your temperature from peaking as you reach peak performance on the trail. Repurpose Green Sustainability Badge means it's made with safer chemicals.

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Brand:
CamelBak
Mfg Sku/Part Number:
2519002000
Gender:
Unisex
Weight:
790 g / 28 oz
Dimensions:
48 x 22 x 8.3 cm / 18.9 x 8.7 x 3.25 in.
Torso Length:
43 - 53 cm / 17 - 21 in.
Liters:
9 Liters Gear Capacity / 3 Liters Hydration Capacity
Other Features:
  • Stormproof/weatherproof construction with welded seams
  • Command Center™ Harness for easy and secure access to phone, keys, or any other essentials
  • Air Support™ Back Panel designed with Body Mapping Technology to allow for maximum ventilation on the hottest areas of your back
  • Helmet Carry to stow and secure helmet
  • Stretch Overflow Pocket to quickly stash or shed an extra layer
  • Integrated Carry Pockets to keep your tools and repair kit organized
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