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Arrives
Monday, Jun 22
Color: Burgundy/Hot Coral
Style: 50 oz
Pattern Name: Hydration Pack
Features
- The Crux Reservoir delivers 20% more water per sip, with an ergonomic handle for easier refilling, and an on/off lever that makes it easy 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.
Brand: CamelBak
Color: Burgundy/Hot Coral
Material: Nylon
Sport: Cycling
Item Weight: 7.05 ounces
Brand Name: CamelBak
Manufacturer: CamelBak Products LLC
UPC: 886798016986
Global Trade Identification Number: 86
Manufacturer Part Number: 1141601000
Model Number: 1141601000
Included Components: Pack
Unit Count: 1.0 Count
Item Weight: 7.05 ounces
Item Dimensions W x H: 8.66"W x 4.92"H
Capacity: 3.1 Pounds
Number Of Pockets: 2
Tank Volume: 50 Fluid Ounces
Sport Type: Cycling
Strap Type: Adjustable
Pocket Description: Stash Pocket
Color: Burgundy/Hot Coral
Material Type: Nylon
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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!
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Reviewed in the United States on May 13, 2020 by Supermando
Color: Burgundy/Hot Coral
Style: 50 oz
Pattern Name: Hydration Pack
This pack works fantastic for everything I have used it for! I am an avid hiker, and I tend to like strenuous hikes which often include bouldering and scaling small walls. Hands-free hydration is a must! I had been using small drawstring backpacks with water bottles inside, and I found that they moved around and threw me off-balance while I was climbing. I was concerned that this pack might be the same way- awkward and incompatible with my low center of gravity as a woman. It is not like that at all! It sits just right so that I barely notice it is there, and I can carry twice as much water in the hydration bladder as I could in a small regular backpack. The front strap buckels above my breasts, and it is both elastic and adjustable, so I am not having the tightness that comes with having to stretch the elastic every time I take a breath. I can fit my wallet, keys, cell phone, large pocket knife, and a couple of snacks in the pockets, with room to spare. There is also a pocket on the front strap large enough for a pair of sunglasses. I have also used it for mountain biking, running, playing pickleball, and would recommend it for any of those activities.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 12, 2021 by Shotofchaya
This thing is amazing. During the marathon I was able to route some wired headphones through the canal for the water tube to have comfortable headphones without worrying about battery life. Pros: -Super light weight even when fully loaded down. Great for sub 6 hour events/activities. -Strong fabric. Feels like itll last for many many years. -No leakage from bladder at all. -Sticks very tight to your body. Bag doesnt bounce or slosh around even when full. -Good amount of pockets. The pockets in the shoulder straps were perfect to hold some Clif Blocks and a granola bar. -Mouthpiece VERY conveniently located. Couldn’t be placed any better. Always right by your mouth and stays super securely clamped in place when not in use. Cons: -Not for all day events like long hiking or extended camping. Meant more for medium events. -Pockets are small so if you needed this to store a lot of snacks, it wouldnt be of much use. The bladder and a phone fill up the majority of the storage. All in all though I love this thing for running!
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Reviewed in the United States on March 31, 2024 Reviewed in the United States on March 31, 2024 by Ivy B
Color: Corsair Teal/Sulphur Spring
Style: 50 oz
Pattern Name: Hydration Pack
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.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 27, 2019 by mh1975
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.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 25, 2018 by Patrick
Color: Corsair Teal/Sulphur Spring
Style: 50 oz
Pattern Name: Hydration Pack
This little Camelbak hydro pack is perfect for anyone that is small frame or want something that’s minimalistic when running🏃♀️, hiking 🥾,etc. The pockets are nice to carry snacks, biggest smartphone, wallet & I like the little key loop to easily find your🔑. The hard plastic handle on the opening for bladder makes it easy to pour liquids in without spilling. But be careful when screwing the lid on the bladder. Make sure it’s on correctly or it will spill easily. You might want to do this over the sink because it will take a little bit of practice. I also like the adjustable straps. If it’s too long you can fold it up & tuck it in this strap holder that way it won’t hang loose when running, biking🚴♀️ & what not. Quality is evident in this pack & is well worth the money💵.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 22, 2020 by JLC
Color: Corsair Teal/Sulphur Spring
Style: 50 oz
Pattern Name: Hydration Pack
I LOVE this Camelbak. I am in my 60's, 5'2'' and 110 pounds and this Camelbak is perfect for me. I am training for a Half Marathon, and this has been a such a game changer for me. I don't have to stop for water, I can keep on going and stay hydrated. I am very satisfied with this Camelbak and I am so glad I decided to give it a try. I also learned a trick so the water does not slosh around. Turn it upside down after filling with water and suck all the air out of it, it works like a charm!
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Reviewed in the United States on October 22, 2023 by Amazon Customer
Color: Corsair Teal/Sulphur Spring
Style: 50 oz
Pattern Name: Hydration Pack
This is so much easier to run with than a water bottle on the hip! I used it running my first 1/2 marathon last month. It's very comfortable and has a clip to hold the hose in place while running. Doesn't leak, just make sure that you close it tightly. The chest strap fits just right for me, if you are more muscular built, you'd want a model with a larger chest strap.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 21, 2023 Reviewed in the United States on October 21, 2023 by Ryan LaBarge