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Cape Union Mart have the Source one that comes with a harness thing. I think Source have the best bladders about. Camelbak always seem to need a lot of care and always taste off. 

 

Comes in about R1700 and while I like the idea there are a lot of packs in that price range that cover more bases. 

 

Factory Jackson Review

 

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And this is what this model looks like from the front.... :eek:

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I haven't seen it on the cycling scene yet but I know the (motorbike) enduro riders do use them. Normally stuffed with tyre repair cans and extra race fuel.

Medical kit, tow rope, masterlink, tools, duct tape, cables ties, pratley steel ect. Not an easy push if you break down
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Cape Union Mart have the Source one that comes with a harness thing. I think Source have the best bladders about. Camelbak always seem to need a lot of care and always taste off. 

 

Comes in about R1700 and while I like the idea there are a lot of packs in that price range that cover more bases. 

 

Factory Jackson Review

 

Source-Hipster-Hydration-Pack-18-of-24.j

 

I'd rather just use my Camelback then  :eek:

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I'd rather just use my Camelback then  :eek:

 

Yeah but that's so not #enduro enough these days! I just want to know how many guys have bought these and actually put them on the front in the time honoured place of the fanny pack! :) 

 

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It is a big thing here in NZ at enduro's and on the EWS scene already.

(Especially with the woman)

 

Edit: I can basically make the comment to say that none of the woman ride with normal camel packs anymore, they all have those.

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It is a big thing here in NZ at enduro's and on the EWS scene already.

(Especially with the woman)

 

Edit: I can basically make the comment to say that none of the woman ride with normal camel packs anymore, they all have those.

Seeing as my wife is always right, if the women don't ride backpacks, then it is just a matter of time before we all ride with these packs. Edited by PhilipV
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If you are going to carry a pack, then carry a pack !

This is my choice, even if I'm going for a 5km fun ride

 

http://www.allthegearbutnoidea.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2015/02/Osprey-Raptor-14-Hydration-Pack-Review-Rear-Side.jpg

My pack is the Dakine Amp 25l. 3l bladder and 22l storage space. Always in my car.

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