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Camelbak | outdoor deals - Part 2
May
30
2008

Camelbak Alterra Hydration Waistpack

A welcome alternative to bulky lumbar packs and sloshing dual water bottle holsters, Camelbak’s Alterra Hydration Waistpack emphasizes load stability with plenty of comfort that won’t distract you from your trail run or road race. Camelbak added a soft Velvetex waistbelt that doesn’t scratch or chafe against your skin or running jersey. The enhanced OMEGA […]

May
30
2008

Camelbak Classic Hydration Pack

The insulated and affordable two-liter CamelBak Classic helps keep your hydration fluids cool without overheating your recreational budget. This is a practical entry-level hydration pack for day hikers and bikers seeking basic convenience without a lot of excess frills or ballast. A breathable mesh harness rests comfortably on your shoulders without trapping moisture against your […]

May
30
2008

Camelbak H.A.W.G. Hydration Daypack

Built for long rides on rugged trails, the award-winning CamelBak H.A.W.G. has a three-liter capacity and more than 1,020 cubic inches of cargo space, making it superb for outings that last from dawn to dusk. . Paired with panniers, the CamelBak H.A.W.G. is an excellent hydration/cargo pack for extended summer touring. It features a redesigned […]

May
30
2008

Camelbak Mayhem Hydration Pack

A top choice for desert rides and all-day single tracks through the summer backcountry, Camelbak’s new Mayhem backpack features a massive 100-oz. OMEGA Reservoir and 641 cubic inches of storage space for your lunch and a spare shell. The Mayhem isn’t Camelbak’s largest mountain bike backpack, but the dimensions are noticeably smaller than the larger […]

May
30
2008

Camelbak SnowAngel Hydration Pack

Designed specifically for women snow-riders, the Camelbak SnowAngel Hydration Pack is a girl’s best friend while ripping the mountain. The uniquely shaped Women’s Harness carries 72 ounces of hydration comfortably, while the sternum strap adjusts for a secure fit. The SnowAngel is low-profile enough to wear under, as well as over, your jacket without constraining […]

May
30
2008

Camelbak Muse Hydration Pack

Designed specifically for women, the Camelback Muse Hydration Pack delivers curved suspension harness and higher sternum strap comfort. The short pack profile fits a smaller torso for easy carrying of the 70-ounce reservoir system and 992 cubic inches of cargo. Compression straps tighten the load, while skis are carried diagonally or a board vertically with […]

May
30
2008

Camelbak Uproar Hydration Pack

Bringing your gear and hydration together, the CamelBak Uproar Hydration Pack offers a balanced blend of features to meet your everyday needs from snow slope to campus, tail to bike. Including a special edition, .75 L spill-proof CamelBak Better Bottle™, this pack has an insulated bottle pocket to keep liquids cool for hours. An integrated. […]

May
30
2008

Camelbak Women’s Sutra Daypack

By including a spill proof Better Bottle in its own dedicated insulated pocket, the CamelBak Sutra Daypack for women offers a convenient hydration solution for the trail, at the gym, or on your way to class/work. With a compact profile, the sternum strap is repositioned to provide a comfortable women’s-specific fit. The oversized main compartment […]

May
30
2008

Camelbak Kid’s Skeeter Hydration Pack

Sized to fit kids ages five and up, the Camelbak Skeeter Hydration Pack features a compact design and an internal 35-oz. OMEGA Reservoir. Camelbak recently refined their entire OMEGA Reservoirs with a HydroTanium polyurethane film that further enhances the integrity of one of the most burst-resistant hydration reservoirs in the industry. The Skeeter Hydration Pack […]

May
30
2008

Camelbak Kid’s P.B.J. Daypack

Keep kids hydrated at school with the Kid’s P.B.J. Daypack, a day pack that comes with a .5L spill-proof CamelBak Better Bottle. Nifty and cool, the shoulder strap can take this pack to the next hydration level, but converting into a hands-free hydration system. The main compartment is large enough to hold files, binders, books, […]


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