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Rogue Light Hydration Pack (Fall 2022)
CamelBak
Rogue Light Hydration Pack (Fall 2022)
$56.00
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　　Sleek, lightweight 70 oz hydration pack with great ventilation

　　The CamelBak Rogue Light Hydration Pack is everything you crave for the everyday trail: minimal, durable, cool, and comfortable. The sleek, lightweight design features the Air Support™ Light Back Panel and a ventilated harness for effective cooling and ultimate breathability. The total 7-liter capacity includes a 2-liter Crux® Reservoir with Quicklink™ disconnect. Stow and secure a light layer in the stretch overflow pocket and always be seen with reflective safety detailing. With a secured, zippered pocket to store your keys and phone, plus adjustable sternum straps for a custom fit, helmet carry and increased stability, you’ll be ready to start your adventure.

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Description

　　• 2L / 70 oz CRUX™ Reservoir with Standard Exit Port

　　• 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

　　• Integrated Tool Organization

　　• Secure Zippered Pocket: Perfect for keys, phone, or other essentials

　　• Stretch Overflow Pocket: Quickly stash or shed an extra layer

　　• Reflectivity: For low light safety

　　• Adjustable Sternum Strap: Offers a range of adjustments for a custom fit and increased stability

　　• Helmet Carry: Stow and secure helmet

　　• 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.

　　• Elastic Pump Loop

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