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Small hydration bag suggestions..
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updated 5 months ago
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I’m after a smaller hydration bag for those days where I just don’t need all the space and 3ltr bladder in my Mule!
Ideally, I’d like something with a 1.5-2ltr bladder and enough spare space for the usual tubes, jacket, phone, keys etc
What would you fine folk suggest?
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Yer piggin oaf! we talked about this on the Branston water park run 😀
I told you a Camelbak Lobo was the correct answer. 😉
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Actually, having said that, although the Lobo suits me fine I reckon fitting a waterproof jacket in there might be a bit tight.
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I don’t remember… 😳
I’ll have a look at them now!
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The Lobo is 3ltr…
I’m after something smaller for ‘I can’t be arsed’ rides that last for about 6 mile 😆
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Fair do’s it does fit a 3L bladder but that’s about all! wait till the next ride and give it a goo. Personally I’d prefer the larger bladder capacity and less pockets for a ‘can’t be arsed’ ride.
End of the day you don’t have to fill the bladder and the bit of extra plastic weighs feck all.
All I can fit in mine is the basic tools and at a stretch a spare tube. Literally forget it’s there.
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camal bak rouge is what i use fits energy bars multi tool tube and rain jaket and first aid kit chain link and spair hanger
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camal bak rouge is what i use fits energy bars multi tool tube and rain jaket and first aid kit chain link and spair hanger
I was just looking at those!
What’s the physical size of the bag like?
My Mule is a fairly hefty bag and I’m after one that is physically smaller!
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http://polar.fitnessmegastore.co.uk/polar-297/accessories-303/sierra-expandable-hydration-15207.htm
Had one of these for the last two years. Also got a camelback mule, but the High Sierra is a far more versatile pack and tougher. I can get work clothes in the High Sierra when I ride to work. For the price, you just can’t knock it.
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not to big if you dont put the water proofs in as they stick out in the mesh pocket other wise fairly flat and very comfy
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I have a CB Rouge and it’s an ideal small bag, fits all I need for most rides. I only use my bigger one(Osprey) if I’m out all day and need to take more food/fluid.
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I use the rogue in summer when I don`t need to be packing a jacket etc. just right for 1.5 lts fluid,multi tool,tube and a choccy bar,it`s also got a slim mesh pocket on the side for slipping a pump in.
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If you’re still trying to decide, have a look at a Dakine Session.
I’ve always found Dakine stuff to be well made and durable. Comes with a 2l bladder (Hydrapak) and it’s got pockets/compartments galore. Waterproofs can be strapped to it with the armour carry. Great pack.
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I’ve bloody well told him what he needs is a Lobo.
Feckin kids. They never listen. 👿
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I use a trespass bag had a 2l but will fit 2.5 at a push
Plenty of space to put stuff I think it has 18l storage but if you don’t want much in it there are draw strings so it sits flat to your back
Just checked and it’s a tresspass Zumba
Big enough for the essentials and a raincoat/sandwiches
http://www.trespass.com/zumba-01163. 20 quid and it’s a year old and still like new
