Backpacks | Stoaway 3L Insulated Reservoir

CamelBak

Stoaway 3L Insulated Reservoir

$59.95

Description

　　100 oz. all-season hydration.

　　This reservoir with Thermal Control insulation turns any pack into an all-season 100 oz hydration system.

Footprint sold separately.

Description

　　• The brand new Crux Reservoir delivers 20% more water per sip and with an ergonomic handle for easier refilling!

　　• 10mm closed cell foam reservoir insulation

　　• Insulated tube and bite valve cover

　　• Attachment points

　　• Large adjustable carry loop

　　• User Group: Unisex

　　• BPA/BPS/BPF Free: true

　　• Quick Link: true

　　• Pack Weight: 160 g/6 oz

　　• Hydration Type: CRUX™ Reservoir with Quicklink™ System

　　• Hydration Capacity: 3L/100 fl oz

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