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Old 26-06-09, 08:50 AM
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Hydration pack

AQUA-TEX Hydration Pack

2 litre hydration pack for £19.99 plus delivery.

compares pretty well in spec to some of the camelbak ones ive seen, and the price is much better.
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Old 26-06-09, 08:54 AM
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Re: Hydration pack

Nice peice of kit
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Old 26-06-09, 11:17 AM
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Re: Hydration pack

I've got the 2.5ltr Camelbak and only paid 21.99 for it, Its worth checking out the special offers section of both www.wiggle.co.uk and Bicycles | Bikes | Mountain Bikes | Road Bikes | MTB Bikes | Bike Parts | Bike Frames | Road Frames | MTB Frames , I rarely use mine as any fluid that is kept in these things soon gets up to body temp (tepid water no thanks) and they have yet to make one that can feed you a bacon and egg roll and hydrate you on the move
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Old 26-06-09, 12:02 PM
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Re: Hydration pack

Have a look at the own-brand ones in Decathlon. At £12.95 they're not bad at all.
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Old 27-06-09, 06:03 AM
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Re: Hydration pack

I got the 3 litre Unbottle from Camelbac on offer at €19. Fitted under the tankbag it stays coldish worked all the way through TLD
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......................... (tepid water no thanks) and they have yet to make one that can feed you a bacon and egg roll and hydrate you on the move
im sure heston blumenthal could sort something out?


aerostitch do a tube with a bite valve that screws onto any standard 1 or 2ltr pop/water bottle. i thought that was a good idea cos you could just bin the bottle when it gets manky and get a new one from anywhere, no cleaning out.
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Old 30-06-09, 06:18 AM
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im sure heston blumenthal could sort something out?
haha good one
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