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CamelBak Octane Dart Hydration Pack, 50oz

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Color: Black & Atomic Blue


Features

  • Crux delivers 20% more water per sip, with an ergonomic handle for easy refilling and an on/off lever to prevent leaks.
  • Reflectivity for early morning or evening runs
  • Made with ultralight materials
  • Front-facing pockets on harness for easy fuel and gear storage
  • Tube trap holds your bite valve in place between sips

Description

Minimalist design, maximum comfort. When a handheld just isn’t enough, but an ultrarunning vest feels like overkill, the Dart is your streamlined companion. The Dart has been a favorite among runners for years, thanks to its simple and intuitive features: a zippered essentials pocket in the back, and a stretchy pocket on the harness for gels or bars.


Item Package Dimensions L x W x H: ‎16.73 x 9.72 x 2.72 inches


Package Weight: ‎0.41 Kilograms


Item Dimensions LxWxH: ‎12.4 x 8.66 x 4.92 inches


Item Weight: ‎0.2 Kilograms


Brand Name: ‎CamelBak


Color: ‎Black & Atomic Blue


Material: ‎100% Nylon


Suggested Users: ‎Unisex


Manufacturer: ‎CamelBak Products LLC


Part Number: ‎1141001000


Model Year: ‎2017


Included Components: ‎Hydration Backpack


Size: ‎1.5 L/50 oz


Sport Type: ‎Golf


Date First Available: December 18, 2016


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  • ... am a petite woman and "running" backpacks usually look like giant turtle shells on me
Color: Black & Atomic Blue
I am a petite woman and "running" backpacks usually look like giant turtle shells on me. This one fits my tiny frame and stays on while I run without bouncing around too much. The straps are pretty wide and comfortable and the bag in general is lightweight. Love it!!!
Reviewed in the United States on January 3, 2018 by lily rose black

  • Great running pack
Color: Black & Atomic Blue
The bladder holds 1.5L of water and keeps it pretty cold ( way colder than the other bladder I used before). Super light weight design. Has reflective gear. Its a little snug (which is perfect for running). I will also add that the amount of water you get from the bladder per sip is huge. I wasnt sure if the description about more water per sip was real or not but damn it sure is! There were a few reviews about leaking but I havent had any issues and I have ran almost 100 miles with the pack already. Tip: when going for a run with the pack. Turn it upside down and suck the air out of it so it jiggles less. In addition, make sure you lower the chest strap to the bottom of your rib cage (just above your stomach) and tighten it enough were you should feel it but not impede your ability to breathe. Have the bag ride high on your back and itll be like you didnt even know you were wearing it! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 13, 2020 by Supermando

  • Spartan Beast
Color: Black & Atomic Blue
Wore this on a 13 mile Spartan Beast run and forgot I had it on. It tightens up well and hold more than enough water, especially when water points are every 2 miles. The pocket is big enough to put some energy packets in and maybe a protein bar. The water flow is good. Getting the bladder out can be a small pain but I'm sure its just something I need to do more to figure out. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 22, 2017 by Amazon Customer

  • Just my size
Color: Corsair Teal/Sulphur Spring
This pack is great especially if you are a petite woman, perfect size. Average hiking distance is 10-18 miles and the bladder holds enough for me. Bladder is easy to maneuver in and out of the pack and doesn’t leak. Mesh pocket in front is convenient for gels, although I wish there was an additional mesh pocket on the other side. I highly recommend this pack, finally one that fits me and is comfortable. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 19, 2021 by Tracy L. Poire

  • Leaked horribly at first... then I figured out you gotta twist the cap tight. Really tight.
Color: Black & Atomic Blue
So I bought this to help with hydration while training for my first marathon. I have a Nathan water belt that couldn't carry enough water for the increasingly long training runs. Plus I didn't like how much it moved when I ran when I filled the bottles to the max. Felt heavy. During my first run with this pack, I was preparing the 1-star review in my mind. Right away the dribble of water down my back. Had to refill it twice during a 15-miler, and my socks were soaked by the end with that constant stream. Not fun. Convinced the reservoir was a pin-cushion, I started experimenting at the kitchen sink. No leaks until the water was high enough to come thru the seal around the screw-on cap. So then I tried to screw the cap on tight. The "so tight you have to muscle it a bit to get it open" type of tight. And then, no more leaks. I just hope the seal will last. With that behind me, I can now rate it objectively. The pros: - The 1.5L capacity is plenty of water for my long runs, once I stopped the leaking. I'm not a big guy but I sweat something fierce on hot days and it's gotten me thru an 18-miler with some to spare. - I LOVE the bite valve. Great for small regular sips and snaps into the holder easily. I never want to go back to a water bottle again. - Enough space for Gu packets or whatever on the mesh harness pocket. It will stretch enough to fit an iPhone, but there's no way a Plus would fit. Phone goes in the back anyway, now that I've got wireless headphones. - Pockets in the back for aforementioned phone and little extras. Don't plan on anything big, but keys, extra fuel, phone, etc. are fine. - Much less expensive than many other water packs. I had to take a small breath when hitting the purchase button, not a "I really shouldn't spend this money" breath. - Harness is comfortable for me. And they don't increase chafing, a big plus. - Very light, you know it's there but it feels much better than carrying weight on a belt.. General benefit of a backpack. The cons, all minor: - That stupid harness strap buckle keeps loosening up as others have mentioned. It doesn't really bother me as it's easy to find by feel and pull it tight, but for something this mundane not to work flawlessly? Come on. - Along the same lines, the fit changes as as the reservoir empties and the pack volume decreases. Again, a minor issue as it's easy to adjust, but I notice I end up hitching the pack higher on my back later in the run. - You will hear water sloshing around - I don't know how it wouldn't. But it doesn't bother me or affect my stride at all. Overall: Almost perfect as a "my first hydration backpack" for runners who have outgrown their water bottle capacity. I wish the reservoir cap would seal with less effort - o-ring longevity concern? - and that harness buckle that won't stay tight is just ridiculous. Minor flaws that keep it from earning 5 stars, but I would still buy it again if given the choice. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 25, 2018 by Patrick

  • Great for Mid- to Long-Runs
Color: Corsair Teal/Sulphur Spring
Took this out on my first long run (11 mi) and filled up about halfway. The pack fit well, and I was able to snug it easily as I was running. Three great pluses to this pack: lots of storage for energy. Soft and comfortable fit -- did not rub at all. By the end of my run (2 hours) I didn't even feel it. Finally, I did not have to worry about running out of water. Filled completely, it weighs about 7 pounds. Totally worth it, in my opinion, if I don't want to worry about running out. Definitely a plus! You have to be willing to run with a little extra weight, but for me, at least it's not sloshing around on my waist. When the water was completely used up, I didn't even pay any mind to the pack itself. Would recommend. One question I would have: I am a woman, and my chest measures 34B. Not sure how this would fit on someone with a bigger chest. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 27, 2019 by mh1975

  • Very Functional!
Color: Black & Atomic Blue
I bought this for long runs and short gravel bike rides. Fit and function are solid all around. The new bite valves are an excellent upgrade from previous generations. And, somehow, Camelbak keeps making it even easier to refill their bladders without compromising the quality.
Reviewed in the United States on April 8, 2021 by Ron C.

  • Very good. Highly recommended
Color: Black & Atomic Blue
Very very light. Perfect for 3ish hour hike. However the front pocket is a bit small to put iPhone with case protector in. That’s the only problem I have with this bag.
Reviewed in the United States on April 19, 2021 by S. C. L. NG

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