CamelBak ThermoBak S (Short) Hydration Pack with 100oz (3.0L) Mil-Spec Crux Reservoir

CamelBak ThermoBak S (Short) Hydration Pack with 100oz (3.0L) Mil-Spec Crux Reservoir

$ 86.77

Score By Feature

Based on 167 ratings

Value for money

9.07

Customer service

9.23

Satisfaction

9.50

Giftable

9.20

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Product Description

The cap fits a broad range of torso shapes the cap has a short, broad reservoir shape and does not hang below the

With Crux exterior fill, you can easily fill, clean, and add ice to the reservoir without removing the unit.

An entry point on top or bottom of the reservoir compartment is available with a two-zipper fill cover

Easily remove the shoulder straps and tuck them away in the built-in pocket by unclipping and sliding them back

Strap that can be adjusted around the sternum

Questions & Answers

Has a waist strap been added to this?

An example of a chest Straps on the waist are not present.

What the hell is this supposed to do? How on earth do I It does not fit with any of the clips etc /? I tried everything I could think of ?

If you use velcro or zip ties, it'll be easy to attach it to the D rings. If you use a nylon strap Q, it will be easy to attach it. For me, the two Caribbean clips on the top of the rings are sufficient

Is this insulated against your back if you fill it with ice water? Does it help keep you cool if you fill it with ice water?

In spite of these efforts, you would not stay This blanket won't pull heat away from your body since it is insulated.

Could you add snack bars and sunscreen if there's extra space?

You will not find any extra pockets or space since it is form fit only for the bladder. If you are interested in the Camelbak Ambush Mil Spec Antidote Hydration Backpack, which is the same length and width as the military backpack, then click here. In addition to having some storage for small items like how you might put things in your pockets, this bag has a length. There was a wallet, phone, snack bar and a drink machine Put on sunscreen if

Selected User Reviews For CamelBak ThermoBak S (Short) Hydration Pack with 100oz (3.0L) Mil-Spec Crux Reservoir

Its main benefit is the ability to keep cool even at over 100° and take hits

5/5

Definitely one of the coolest things I've ever seen! Overnight I put the bladder in the refrigerator and it stays cool for over eight hours in triple-digit In addition, the house is I like the straps because they're durable and sturdy The pieces are stitched together well and everything is made. You can squeeze in as much as 3 L from the bladder, but it will hold up to 3L. With 5 L of water It is easy to fill as the handle is extremely strong when you hold it. The summertime end it takes a beating since I use it on a daily basis. With this unit, you can use standard size name tape that's 5 1/2 millimeters wide, but the spacing is A quick disconnect makes cleaning easier, and the bladder and hose can be detached easily. It also has holes on the bottom so that you can connect the hose through the side for different gear sets. It also has an extra sleeve on the back so that you can carry maps or anything else.

Whitney Gonzales

| Dec 06, 2020

Hydration packs like this one are awesome! The thing I love most about it! (Here in the desert, I wear it mostly when riding my motorcycle)

5/5

All of my needs are met with it perfectly. As a result of the shorter length, I have no trouble resting my back on it, and my water is kept quite a longer period of time This HUGE opening provides ample room to load 16oz ice chunks, and it's big enough for my grippy hands to get in there and clean. Comparing it to the other streams of water in my neighborhood, mine has much improved flow. The straps that come with the device Also, I have used the multiple attachment points to use it while secured to a MOLLE vest. This is my very first hydration pack, and I am VERY glad I spent the money rather than get some cheaper.

Alia Yu

| Jan 20, 2021

The reservoir is great, but the bag is less than perfect

3/5

I find that this pack tends to slide to the point of having the cross strap higher than your neck after a while, so it needs to be adjusted frequently. One of my friends said the same thing when I lent him the book. I believe that it might be a result of our body types since both of us are tall and slim. Then I bought a hydration back pack from an off-brand for half the price, and it is much more comfortable and stable. This is largely due to the second bottom strap insuring it doesn't fall. In addition to the secondary clip on the off-brand bag, it features a hose clip to prevent the hose from flopping around. There is a camelback reservoir inside the pack which is superior to the bag, since it holds more water and tastes better, so I swapped it in with the reservoir. However, otherwise the bag design.

Briggs Pruitt

| Nov 26, 2020

Worked great for me

5/5

I ride my bike for hours on end, so I don't always need all the pockets and clutter. This keeps me hydrated as I ride the most distance possible. With the sleeve in the part where the pack touches the back, you can attach a small pouch using a clip to put your remote control or a key. . . you get the idea.

Kylee McKay

| Sep 23, 2020

The relationship between me and my boyfriend is love/hate at the moment

3/5

Currently I love it but hate it at the same time! However, the way it fits and fits over my armor vest it slides up my neck when running with water because of the weight of the water. I have adjusted it in all possible ways but it still slides up. Also, after 5 months the strap is coming undone or tearing apart.