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Topic	Date	User
Hydration Packs	28-Mar-2014 At 10:53:19 AM	gfdonc
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I have an old Camelbak that holds a 3L bladder. It does the job. The backpack it comes in has a zip arrangement that allows the capacity to be expanded when required. It has minimal external straps to catch on stuff, which I prefer. It has a couple of pockets for keys, phone and food bars and that's about it. Unfortunately I don't believe that model is made any more. I've also used a very lightweight day pack with bladder insert, made by Lowe I think. I think the Camelbak bladders are terrible and would avoid buying one for that reason alone. I use third party bladders (ex HK via eBay) in mine.

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