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Your cart is empty.This reservoir with Thermal Control insulation turns any pack into an all-season 100 oz hydration system.
Antonio
Reviewed in Mexico on March 2, 2025
Gran calidad de construcción sin detalles de fugas, justo lo que esperaba y con un buen funcionamiento, lo recomiendo.
Cattracks31
Reviewed in the United States on February 17, 2025
I like Camelbak for hiking and the bladders are perfect for what i need. This is my second as first was 10 years old and I wore it out. Holds more than enough water. The center rib keeps the water from sloshing around. Bite valve lasts forever and has an "off switch" for the valve.
Luc
Reviewed in France on July 1, 2024
Parfaitement conforme à la description
MR C.
Reviewed in the United Arab Emirates on June 13, 2024
Used this many times now tucked in a full pack in temperatures of +40 degrees and has not let me down . Have placed in the freezer prior to installing into pack and held up really well .
Lauren S.
Reviewed in the United States on September 11, 2023
The product performs very well! Given the 3L size, quality construction, and neoprene-covered tube, this product performs very well. I do a 10-mile hike at various elevations in southern Arizona and do not go without my CamelBak bladders! I top them off with wate, and ice and do not worry about puncturing the bladder. Very durable, easy to clean, and the plastic taste wears off after about 2-3 washes. Be sure to let air dry for a few days before sealing the lid.
Jason
Reviewed in the United States on April 1, 2021
My HAWG camelback bladder from 2006 finally gave up the ghost and this looked like the only option for a ~3L replacement. I was skeptical about it; feels flimsier than the old one. but so far it has worked flawlessly. Things that have improved:Bladder web:Central webbing not only keeps a half full bladder from sloshing, but it also keeps a full bladder from bulging front to back. The old one bulged a lot and the new one has increased total storage space in the bag. This may be my favorite feature, I'm not too worried about it being harder to clean, as you can see my cleaning method below.Tube disconnect:This is one area I worried about, as the tube does not take much force to connect. It doesn't feel like it should be secure, but so far it has been 100% water tight and easier to refill since you dont have to thread it through the bag each time.Mouth opening:Same as the tube, the quarter turn closure with a lightweight plastic handle does not feel as secure as cranking down the old one ~20 turns with a thick plastic handle. But so far, perfectly watertight, lighter, and super convenient.Other differences:Total tube length is longer than the original, neither good nor bad in my case. Neoprene insulation on the tube is nice with 0 downside. The dust cover on the nozzle is great to have. (It can make it harder to fit through older straps and fittings)Flavor:Amazon told me to rate the flavor... So... Good? First thing I did was shook up baking soda and water inside when I got it and let it sit for a while, draining it out through the drinking tube (my standard method for washing a camelback bladder). This new one never had a noticeable flavor to the water.
Mr. Mojo Risin
Reviewed in Germany on August 11, 2018
Hatte die Blase jetzt schon auf mehreren Touren dabei, wo sie zum Teil auch irgendwo herumlag, wo es nicht unbedingt weich war. Das hat ihr nichts ausgemacht, sie scheint stabil zu sein. Die große Öffnung ist gut zum befüllen und reinigen, auch das abklippen von Schlauch und Trinkaufsatz, sowie der Durchlaufhebel sind super praktisch. So kann man die Blase z.B. aufhängen, das Mundstück abnehmen und dann Wasser in in einem nicht zu schwachen Strahl laufen lassen, um Gefäße zu befüllen oder etwas abzuwaschen. Einziges Manko ist tatsächlich der Plastikgeschmack, ich finde ihn aber nicht unerträglich.
Marco8LT
Reviewed in Italy on December 1, 2017
Semplicemente di ottima qualità, innesti rapidi del tubo veloci e precisi, quindi tubo e bite sostituibili indipendentemente, robusto, tappo ben fatto, caro se comprato in Europa ma dura una vita se trattato con un minimo di attenzione, la pulizia non è complicata, come tutte le sacche va pulito periodicamente per togliere all'acqua quel leggero retrogusto di plastica, ottimo
westcoastgirl
Reviewed in the United States on May 3, 2015
Bought this to replace my Osprey Hydraulics 2.5L bladder, which started leaking from the tube insertion point after only a few uses. This bladder is a bit heavier than others due to the "mil specing". I'm not military, but wanted a bladder that would stand up to sustained use over multi-day backpacking trips and this one fits the bill. I've found I'm happy to deal with the few extra ounces in exchange for the peace of mind that comes with knowing this thing won't soak my pack unexpectedly. The 1/4 screw close top is great - creates a quick and tight seal. The quick release hose valve does its job beautifully (just a couple of drops of water are lost when the tube is removed even when the bladder is totally full). The bladder is easy to fill horizontally from low-volume streams, thanks to the stiff plastic thumb grip just below the screw cap opening. Haven't had a chance to use this in cold weather yet, so I can't attest to the effectiveness of the hose insulation, but it seems to be of a pretty standard quality and thickness (or maybe slightly thicker than most).Apart from the weight, there are three minor drawbacks to this bladder, in my opinion. 1) The cap cover is a bit bulkier than I'd like. It does allow me to simply drop my pack on the ground anywhere without worrying about gunking up the mouthpiece (which I appreciate), but I wish it were less bulbous. 2) I'm not a big fan of the color. The desert brown insulator hose is not really my thing, since I'm not military and don't go in for camo climbing gear. Also, the dark brown color of the bladder itself means I'll need to keep the bladder in the shade during breaks on warm days, as I imagine the water would heat up rather quickly in the sun. (Obviously, this could be a big plus if I ever need to thaw out water that's frozen in the bladder overnight.) 3) I do miss the convenient magnetic clip on my Osprey hose, which kept the hose fixed to my pack's chest strap while hiking. I hate having things swinging around at my sides, so I found the magnetic solution ingenious, since I didn't have to hassle with tying or strapping the hose in every time I put on my pack (and undoing it every time I wanted to take it off). I'll have to come up with a way to attach a magnet to this Camelbak hose now that I've gotten use to the Osprey innovation. Shouldn't be too difficult.These minor complaints aside, this is definitely the best bladder I've owned. I'm surprised it hasn't shown up in reviews by companies like OutdoorGearLab yet. Especially considering the price (only a few dollars more than the non-mil-spec Camelbaks), this bladder is a great value.
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