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 Disappointed, August 13, 2008
By To be happy every day is to.. (Nomad)
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The tube is permantly fixed to the storage bag. A good camelbak has detachable tubing for easy replacement.
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 Quality is top notch, January 20, 2009
By Michael G. Lustig (NJ USA)
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Quality used to be in every product but now it's a word I use less and less often. I think that any company that offers a lifetime guarantee knows that they are making a quality product. I am confident that I could run this over in my car and it wouldn't break. What else can you say that about? This was a good addition to my Eagle Industries AIII hydration capable backpack. I also ordered a CamelBak 100-Ounce UnBottle for use outside of my pack. Either way, CamelBak make superior quality products.
10 of 11 people found the above review helpful.
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as expected, June 22, 2010
By Kent (Irvine, CA)
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I am replacing a very old reservoir that originally came with my camelbak pack. The quality and construction of this one is much better. The plastic in is thicker and the quality is more visual. The opening is stronger. Rather than just constantly selling what they've already created, they appear to be improving what was already great.
5 of 5 people found the above review helpful.
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 Overall good, but caveat: Plastic Flavor, February 13, 2011
By JoshuaRM
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I climbed Mt Rainier with this hydration reservoir and wanted additional water storage without a lot of weight or frills, and this puppy fit the bill very well. It has proven to be very durable (even when I have dropped it and abused it on the mountain).
So why ding it for 1 star? This particular model claims to have a pure water taste without any plastic flavor. I did not find that to bear out, as I could taste the plastic in the water. I soaked it a few days with a couple liters of water and a few tablespoons of lemon juice and that has resolved the plastic flavor.
So -- great, inexpensive hydration bag. Overall I'm happy with my purchase. I just recommend taking care of the plastic flavor before you use it.
5 of 6 people found the above review helpful.
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Almost perfect item, February 10, 2009
By Tobias Fünke (Austin, TX)
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I really like this product. it works great, holds a good amount of liquid and is very convenient when on a mountain bike. The only thing i think needs a bit of improvement is the nozzle to drink out of. it is a bit slow and hard at times to bite and drink. It takes some getting use to but overall it is a great product for the price. A good tip is to use a large plastic bag around the container in a backpack to avoid cleaning up the condensation.
4 of 5 people found the above review helpful.
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High quality reservoir, March 10, 2008
By Engineer Nerd (Georgia USA)
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This is a High quality reservoir - CamelBak, what would you expect?
I bought this for my JanSport Odyssey Daypack and use it with that pack and a smaller CamelBak daypack that isn't sold anymore.
The length of the drinking tube is just a little too short for my needs. It works and it is long enough to drink from - I'd just like 3 inches more tubing.
The reservoir hasn't leaked at all. I'm a fan of CamelBak.
4 of 7 people found the above review helpful.
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Better then my original Camelbak bladder., September 15, 2010
By R. Watson (Sunny Florida)
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Great bladder seems nicer then the original that came with my Camelbak (replaced my 70oz and my wife's 35oz). ONE NOTE: it shows the straight through mouthpiece in the pic and when you add it to your cart it shows the 90 degree valve with on/off valve. It comes with the straight through valve (bummer).
3 of 3 people found the above review helpful.
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Not the same as pictured !, July 19, 2011
By Rob (Tri Cities Wa.)
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The one pictured is not the one I received. The one I received has detachable tube. Hopefully it does NOT leak.
UPDATE, No leaks so far !
3 of 3 people found the above review helpful.
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Can't go wrong with Camelbak, August 8, 2010
By T. Miller (southern CA)
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I'm a huge Camelbak fan, so when I needed 100oz hydration bladders for our Osprey Stratos 24 and 40 backpacks, it was a no brainer. They're bulletproof, and the design is simple and straightforward....just what you want out in the back country. There's no special fittings that might break or start leaking, nothing to assemble or take care of, and nothing that can fail.
Wash and rinse them after use, keep them dry in storage, and they'll last years. The Camelbak cleaning kit is must have, in this respect.
2 of 2 people found the above review helpful.
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Handy, but a bit chemical-y tasting, October 13, 2009
By karmapolice37
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I love the convenience of having a CamelBak reservoir: it packs nicely out of the way in my rucksack and I can hydrate while hiking without having to pause and mess around with water bottles. However, I used my new reservoir for a 5 week/500 mile hike and I'm wondering when it will stop tasting like chemicals. Next hike?
2 of 2 people found the above review helpful.
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completely misleading product description, December 2, 2010
By a. chigurh (sarasota, fl.)
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Well when I saw the product description I thought I had stumbled on to something new and really amazing! HydroTanium! which to my ears sounds like a new kind of liquid metal. I don't know what I thought I'd be able to do with some of that, but I was inspired to order an even dozen. When I got them delivered, I was real disappointed. There isn't anything liquid metal about them. They are just a water bottle. What a gyp.
2 of 16 people found the above review helpful.
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Item ok, but not as pictured, August 2, 2011
By sae
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Item was shipped promptly and still in the box as promised, but it is not the same one as pictured. It does hold 45 oz, but it's a fat square in shape rather than a skinny rectangle. It did not fit the camelbak pack I have, but I did put it in a different backpack where it worked ok. I would prefer the long skinny style - this one does not fit comfortably on your back when filled.
1 of 1 people found the above review helpful.
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Not the same as pictured !, July 19, 2011
By R. Clark (Tri Cities Wa.)
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The one pictured is not the one I received. The one I received has detachable tube. Hopefully it does NOT leak.
UPDATE, No leaks so far !
1 of 1 people found the above review helpful.
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Perfect Item for Long hiking trails, December 26, 2010
By Baloo
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I purchased two camelbaks of 100 oz. (one for me and the other for my wife) and at the beginning I thought that are too big. However, after 6 hours of straight walk, the size is simply perfect to keep you hydrated and fueled to the end.
My wife didn't understand why I bought one for her but after use it, she loved it! We both used it during our trip from Portugal to Santiago of Compostela in Spain (130 kilometers in 6 days/stages).
Good product with good quality for the price.
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Make sure to wash it before use., November 16, 2010
By aruest (GT)
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I bought this for my camping trips, but first time I used it, I washed it but I was unable to remove the awful flavor of the plastic. but after the second use it became better.
1 of 1 people found the above review helpful.
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No substitute for camelbak reservoirs, August 8, 2010
By Mron
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Run about 50 miles a week with several 2hr+ runs. I have had a camelbak for years and needed a new reservoir. Tried the nalgene brand...it was bulky, hard to drink from, and it broke within 3 weeks. Went back to the camelbak system and what a relief. Easy to drink from and,of course, it fits perfectly into the pouch.
1 of 1 people found the above review helpful.
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Great quality, July 9, 2009
By Mat (Baltimore, MD)
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This is my first bladder and i am extremely pleased. I use this primarily for backwoods hiking. This size might be a bit much for anything less. Good price, great strength and no leaks. I expect to be using this for a long, long time.
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great product, 100oz capacity, wide mouth easy to fill/clean, January 19, 2009
By Chemtical (Greenville, SC USA)
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great product, 100oz capacity, wide mouth easy to fill/clean. Only drawback is that I should have purchased the insulated sleeve so I could use it outside of my hydration capable backpack in cold weather situations.
1 of 1 people found the above review helpful.
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Great Hydration Bladder, October 29, 2008
By B. Stites (Broken Arrow,, OK United States)
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I just did a 4 day backpacking trip to the Grand Canyon and this reservoir performed quite well. Lid is a little difficult to screw on sometimes but the wide neck makes for easy cleaning. The bite mouth piece worked well and didn't leak. You do have to be careful when laying your pack down and not pinch the mouth piece or you will cause it to release the water.
Overall, this is a rugged reservoir. I highly recommend it.
1 of 1 people found the above review helpful.
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excellent! tasteless water!, September 15, 2008
By Donna Van Zandt (Seattle, WA USA)
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This is a great product. I bought this to expand on my original 2 liter CamelBak reservoir. Unlike earlier models the HydroTanium offers a coating on the inside of the reservoir that preserves tastelessness in water. I've had water sitting in it for *weeks* at room temperature, took it up with me on a 3 mile hike, and enjoyed the water on the hike...amazing.
It fits into a regular CamelBak backpack, even if the pack originally came with a 2 liter reservoir.
Three liters is a lot of water! Definitely nice to not have to worry about how much water I have; it seems bottomless.
1 of 1 people found the above review helpful.
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The best so far..., November 17, 2010
By John Rougeau (In beautiful New Hampshire)
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This Camelback Omega Hydro-Titanium Replacement by the is the best that I've used so far. The only problem I had with it, after about six months of use, was a small leak near the rim of the filler hole.
1 of 2 people found the above review helpful.
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Camelbak Omega Resevoir, January 17, 2009
By JH (Santa Barbara, CA)
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Great product! The only thing that I noticed is that it does have a slight plastic taste. I hope that it will go away.
1 of 2 people found the above review helpful.
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Improved material, but doesn't come with hydrolock valve, September 2, 2008
By A. Liao
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I bought this to replace the last camelbak reservoir I got awhile back, which started leaching plastic like crazy. So far, the new reservoir seem to be a vast improvement. The drawback is that it doesn't come with a hydrolock valve like my previous reservoir. (It is now a separate accessory you have to pay extra for.) I just swapped the valve from my old reservoir to the new one.
1 of 2 people found the above review helpful.
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Fits my back back, but . . .?, February 21, 2009
By Scott T. Klingaman (Arizona, USA)
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Without knowing the dimensions of this
reservoir, I bought it hoping for the best.
WaaaLaaaa it fits inside my pack perfectly,
but if you have a backpack with a slot for
a water bladder, try doing a little research
before buying. I contacted the seller and
suggested some sort of sizing beside
fluid ounces. But happy with what I got
I would recommend, a bladder of some
sort for anyone out hiking (better then
carrying plastic bottles)!
1 of 3 people found the above review helpful.
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camelbak, September 17, 2007
By Chad A. Vetter
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IMHO, a good buy for a Camelbak, easy drinking and cleaning capability..........good price for what you get............
1 of 3 people found the above review helpful.
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water pack, July 24, 2010
By book
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Got it as a replacement for the one that came with my camelbak. Old one got a small hole in the plastic where it always bent as I put it back in the pack after re-filling. Duct-tape only worked so long. So far this one is working fine. Last one lasted about 2 years.
1 of 4 people found the above review helpful.
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 Amazon advertises one thing... something an entirely different shape arrives!, April 1, 2011
By AlohaJeff
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Let me start off by saying the 1 star review has everything to do with Amazon.com and nothing to do with the product itself. But buyer be warned, if you THINK you are purchasing a Camelbak in the shape displayed, long top to bottom, you may be very surprised when a very short and wide Camelbak arrives instead. Amazon.com doesn't allow me to easily see the part number of the item I was ordering so I had to assume that what is displayed on the Amazon product page is what I would be receiving. That was NOT the case with my purchase. This one is going back and I'll buy it locally. This is the 3rd time purchased from Amazon this year where the actual item received differs wildly from what is advertised either in shape or color.
1 of 7 people found the above review helpful.
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it has a hole, June 9, 2009
By Chio (Lima Perú)
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it has a hole and because i dont h.ave anymore the box, they cant change it 4 me.
1 of 26 people found the above review helpful.
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Not the Antidote, January 29, 2012
By Malachi B (Portland OR)
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I bought a Camelbak Antidote reservoir first, so maybe I spoiled myself. There is nothing WRONG with these bladders, they just don't have the new features, such as the shutoff on the bite-valve and quick disconnect hose. I think I actually prefer the screw in plug on these Omegas to the quarter turn Antidote fill plug - because my 1/4 turn plug got jammed recently. I would definitely recommend ponying up the money for the quick detach hose and bite-valve shutoff - the shutoff prevents spilling on yourself as you hike and the QD hose makes it easier to clean.
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Very nice, December 6, 2011
By Elodea123
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I never understand why people buy a whole camelback setup with backpack and bladder for a pretty expensive price when you can just buy the bladder for <20 bucks and stick it in a backpack you already own.
This bladder is a great buy. I used it every day for a summer doing fieldwork, which included throwing my backpack around with the camelback inside and it held up great. The best part though, after leaving it filled with water in the refrigerator overnight, the water in the camelback stayed cool all day in my backpack despite outside temperature of 90+ degrees in the scorching sun.
The only minor problem I had with it is water occasionally dripped from the bite valve if it was facing down, but trudging around in the hot summer or exercising, a tiny amount of water isn't a huge deal, and that only happen if oriented in a certain way.
You'll get a slight plastic-y taste out of the box, but a little lemon takes care of that for good.
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Great, September 1, 2011
By Dragon
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This product is great! The last bladder for my Camelbak lasted approximately ten years and I am sure this one will too. However, I think that they have life time warranties so I will have to send the other one back and have repaired or replaced.
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My first Camelbak, September 1, 2011
By Nunya
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and I love it. I have had a couple of other name brand water carriers and had to watch and not be too hard on them because of leaks. After having this one for quite a while I am pleased to find I don't have to handle it with kid gloves.
A nice solid piece of gear.
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As expected, no complaints, August 30, 2011
By upgrading-sale
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Used it once in a hiking trip, worked as expected. It's easy to fill and clean, and looks like it'll last me years. This is my first camelbak, have always wanted one, and it hasn't disappointed. This is probably the perfect size for hiking/biking trips.
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Perfect for my needs!, August 25, 2011
By Schmidtastic!
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I bought this bladder to replace the cheap, knock off version that I had bought earlier. The Camelbak is much better. The wide mouth allows for the addition of ice and the slender shape of the bladder fits nicely into my backpack. I am outside in the New Mexico heat all summer for my job and this reservoir was wonderful.
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The 72 oz was a nice surprise, August 16, 2011
By RunnerBrett
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I ordered the 72 oz so I could get a little bit more than my 70oz bladder. To my surprise the 72 was a little wider and had a anti slosh baffle inside.
It fit perfectly in my Nathan backpack.
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Great product, July 15, 2011
By Paintball
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This is a great product. The big hole is nice to put ice cubes and helps with cleaning. The only complaint I can think is how easy it can be to spill water when filling up. Great product otherwise.
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Durable, Cheap, Lifetime!!, June 25, 2011
By Jon
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Very durable material!
Lifetime Warranty!
Long Tube!
Non spillage bite valve!!
the 45oz. is a bit bulky and its in a butterfly shape!
other than that it's a must buy for $15
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great product, May 9, 2011
By moe
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this product works great. It really is not that heavy and works for all of my needs with being outdoors.
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good stuff, April 11, 2011
By andrew
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easy to fill, easy to clean. doesn't taste like plastic. Fits well in the northface bag that i put it in.. overall a great buy
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No hydrolock, tube doesn't detach - OK bladder., April 4, 2011
By Silence is golden. Duct tape is .. (San Diego, CA)
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Overall, I was a tad disappointed in this bladder.
I ordered the 100 oz as a replacement for my 70 oz since I always run out of water and share with friends. I was expecting a bladder like I got with my backpack - top of the line, with a detachable tube and a hydrolock on the bite valve.
Instead, I got a mediocre one and will have to purchase a hydrolock separately.
Overall, it's a good bladder. Wide opening to fit a crapload of ice and water in there, secure seal on the lid, fits into any size camelback backpack. I have used it for a few months every weekend and it's held up.
However, without the detachable tube it's hard to clean and dry out. After using my other one, I'd detach the tube, let it dry, and let the bladder dry separately. With this one, the suction from the tube makes the walls of the bladder stick together and it never completely dries unless I prop it open with something. Same story when trying to open the empty bladder to fill it with water - the sides suction together. It also makes it difficult to clean because if you use soap to clean out the bladder, you gotta suck it out of the tube instead of being able to detach the tube so you have an open hole.
Overall, the bladder has held up, but it's definitely not the quality that I was expecting.
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High Quality and tested, March 27, 2011
By Creekisder
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This was a great reservoir. It was high quality and I tested it recently on a camp out. Would buy more if needed and recommend to friends. Buy this my only regret is I did not get a bigger one.
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Great size and build, December 23, 2010
By N.W.
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Just received this in the mail. Looks great and much more well built than my last camel pack which i got a few years back. I'm hoping i dont have any problems with this one!
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great...as expected, October 3, 2010
By eroers (Rockville, MD USA)
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I own a camelbak, but needed a replacement when I abandoned running and my camelbak for several months. The replacement fits perfectly and is an exact replacement! Woohoo!
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Camelbak, September 13, 2010
By T. Allen (OK)
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The Camelbak we purchased is AWESOME! We bought the 3 liter and it was more than enough for our 18 mile hike in Colorado. We still had water left over!! Great buy!!
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Its amazing, August 29, 2010
By neoncandle (fort worth, tx)
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We used this for a week at Yosemite and it fit the bill perfectly. I read somewhere that if you fill it up a third of the way and lay it flat in the freezer overnight before your hike it really keeps the water and your pack cooler. Best advice ever!
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Camelbak is the only way to go, August 8, 2010
By ArizonaPilot (Arizona)
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This company puts quality into everything they make yet the prices are not much higher than the lesser competitors.
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awesome, July 28, 2010
By ryan
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It works great. I love the amount of water that it holds. This product is great if you already have a day pack or bag to put it in. Don't know how I hiked,backpacked, or mountain biked without it
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perfect for a backpack, July 16, 2010
By AliceWheeler
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I purchased this for my son, who used it inside a backpack. It was easy to fill due to the large opening; it never leaked, even though stuffed in a full pack; although some people had reported leakage from the bite valve, he said it never leaked a drop. The very large opening also made it easier to dry out before storage.
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Great bladder!, July 5, 2010
By shoezer (Florida)
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No leaks yet, easy to fill, great bite valve. Just need bigger Camelbak backback now to carry this large bladder. Definitely recommend.
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Water tastes like water... not plastic, June 1, 2010
By N. Burns (UT USA)
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Camelbak makes the best reservoirs ever. The water actually tastes like water. I've bought other hydration packs before and the reservoirs in those packs always make the water taste like plastic. I have never had poor tasting water in a Camelbak reservoir.
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Running and hydrating, May 29, 2010
By MR G (WILMETTE, IL, USA)
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Excellent quality hydration pouch. We slip it in our light running backpacks and we're good to go for hours. The large opening makes it easy to fill it and clean it. The screw cap and the bottom tube attached to the pouch are sturdy and water does not leak. I like that it is soft and can fit into anything.
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Cutting edge hydration system at a great price, April 17, 2010
By A. Christensen (Tucson, AZ, USA)
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Sure, these things seem overpriced for what they are -- a plastic bag that holds water -- but, up in the mountains on a bike, that water can be a seriously critical difference and the price isn't an issue. That said, this was the best price I found anywhere for the new-version 100-oz size. If it ever fails, and I survive, I'll let you know in a loud voice.
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hydration reservoir, February 17, 2010
By H. R. Smith (Salt Springs, FL)
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Simply the best replacement reservoir you can buy for hydration systems. The large opening allows for easy cleaning.
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GREAT!!, November 9, 2009
By ryguy75
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This bladder is exactly what I expected it to be. It is only slightly larger than a 2 liter bladder ( a little longer ~ 6-7"), so if this is what you want it for, just make sure that there is enough room in your bag. The twist lock cap is excellent! It is easy to close with one hand, making filling a breeze. The mouthpiece on this is also awesome, much simpler design than some other brands and it gives you a lot of volume with each sip. I am very happy with it.
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Great product!!, June 8, 2009
By Stick (South East)
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I was excited to get this in. It is my first bladder. I will be using it in a Kelty Red Cloud backpack. The bladder is almost to big, but it works. What sold me on this was the video [...] that showed a truck running over one and the bladder made it without a scratch, or more importantly a leak.
So far so good. Its great. However I do reccomend that if purchasing this be sure to purchase a stop valve to go with it. I set my pack on top of the bite block, and the weight of the bag opened the bite block enough to let the water run out, all over my sleeping bag and pad inside my tent! But that was operator error.
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Quality Fit, December 2, 2008
By Robert And Mari Pearson
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The hydro pak is a perfect replacement and supliment for the smaller hydro pak I have in my Rudy Project Hydro Pak. Great Price and quality too.
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Great water tank!, November 10, 2008
By C. Degas
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Mainly got this for hiking & camping. Like many others stated, this is odor free which is the main reason I got this brand. Good buy at a good price.
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bladder, September 15, 2008
By GiveIt2meBaby (Perth, Western Australia)
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this bladder slips nicely into any backpack, long pipe for those requiring it, 1.4l is good for short walks or bike rides, easy to clean. Great quality, purchased separate 'right angle elbow' for preferred angled bite valve set up.
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Camelbak Hydration, August 18, 2008
By Annette M. Carlos
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This is the BEST Hydration pak I have. The service was EXCELLENT as usual but the Camelbak is FAR SUPERIOR than any other Hydration system I have. It does not leak, It holds almost a gallon of water, The opening is large and you can easily wash the inside. I love it!!!
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satisfied or not!, January 11, 2011
By Paul Calavan
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I like the camelbak product and have had one for some time. The unsatisifing side was the replacement reservoir developed a hole in the reservoir itself. The satisfing side is camelbak replaced it without any difficulty. Meanwile I had ordered this replacement and now have a backup, just in case. End result::: It probably shouldn't have developed the hole in the first place, but I am happy with the customer service from camelbak.
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Doesn't include the lock valve, December 22, 2010
By O. Vasquez
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i bought the 100 oz since my camelbak pack came with the 75oz and sometimes i just need more space for water. The reservoir feels better than the one in my backpack. The only bad thing is that it doesn't come with the lock valve, instead it just has a straight one that will make it splash everywhere if you accidentally press it. I had to buy it separately.
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What I was looking for!, September 20, 2009
By Kristina J. Camacho (Ward, CO)
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This product is exactly what I was looking for to fit my CamelBak. It was even quite a bit cheaper on Amazon than the CamelBak website.
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The nicest plastic bag with a straw I ever bought, September 8, 2009
By Argentine Gus (Buenos Aires, Buenos Aires Argentina)
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Yes, the CamelBak Omega HydroTanium Replacement Reservoir is a bit expensive if you consider it's just a plastic bag with a straw that you can drink from. But it has an excellent design and it won't let you down.
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mmm water, October 17, 2008
By Snowboard enthusiast (Seattle, WA USA)
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Its awesome and fast shipping. The only thing is I use it in my DaKine Heli-Pro Pack and where is comes out inside the shoulder sleeve squeezes it sometimes and it makes a mess because the mouth piece opens.
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PO'ed!, June 9, 2011
By MVT
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Well I decided to order a camelback from here.I accidentally ordered the 45oz from plasma buddy but wanted the 72oz camelback from amazon. So i pretty much paid 15 and some change and I get $10 back. So i lost 5 dollars on which i could have used for the 72oz camel back. Thank You Plasma Buddy!!(NOT!!!)
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Great Camelbak!, September 4, 2011
By tmg72
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This Camelbak is the perfect size. It holds plenty of water and has held up well against being in a pack. I use this multiple times a week, on bike rides. I put this in the fridge to make sure it's cold and it hasn't had any problems with holding up in the fridge.
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Durable, Cheap, Lifetime!!, June 25, 2011
By Jon
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Very durable material!
Lifetime Warranty!
Long Tube!
Non spillage bite valve!!
the 45oz. is a bit bulky and its in a butterfly shape!
other than that it's a must buy for $15
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Reservoir Review, April 10, 2012
By BB Big Guy
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The Camelbak 70 oz. Omega HydroTanium Replacement Reservoir has worked very well for me. It fit into my older back pack and has the right capacity for my needs. The valve works well and fill area seals very well. I'm planning on a long hike in June and the 70 ounce capacity works perfectly versus the distance between the event check points.
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Does the Job, March 31, 2012
By D Takumi H
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Purchased two of these Camelbak hydration packs after both our previous Sierra packs leaked. Much better constructed, easy to fill with water and / or ice, terrific bite valve design, very positive seal on the filler lid and hasn't leaked on a bunch of hikes and camps. Some of the illustrations show a narrow and tall reservoir, but the two liter one is short and squat. Not a problem, but you should know. Maybe that the illustration is the 3 liter model.
Didn't experience any plastic taste to the water as others have noted, however, how the heck do you dry the long tube? This is not a problem only with Camelbaks. I hope our regular use, the antibacterial coating and a pre-rinse before each use keeps it safe.
Would give it 4 or even 5 stars if I could figure out a cheap reliable way to dry the tube. Maybe that's not fair since all of the hydration packs have the same problem...
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32 OZ CAMELBAK, March 1, 2012
By Angela
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Perfect size for short day hikes under 3 hours. I was able to fit it in my small backpack with room to spare for snacks, keys, etc. I looped the hose around my jacket and had easy access to my water.
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Sweet product, durable, awesome!, January 19, 2012
By H. Kircher
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This is my second Camelbak that I have purchased, and it's not because my first one broke or went bad, it's because my brother saw mine and loved it so much that he wanted his own. I can't saw enough good things about this product - it holds up well (I have had mine for 6 years) and easy to travel with. When I was staying in hostels in Europe, I would fill this up and hang it by my bed so if I woke up thirsty in the middle of the night I could grab a drink without getting out of bed! If anyone wants to know a simple way to clean this puppy, simply pour some Listerine though the bladder and out the tub a couple times. Every few months I also clean it (with my own home-made cleaning kit comprised of cut up sponges, soap and wire). There are other products like this one on the market, I like the quality of Camelbak (even if their products are made in China).
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Camelback bladder, December 22, 2011
By E. Lowthert
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This is an excellent bladder. A larger opening and all kinds of new characteristics. An on off valve at the mouth piece is one of them that comes in handy. A great buy
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Excellent product, November 30, 2011
By Ed Quintana
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I'm a huge fan of the camelback hydrotanium, its been great on the slopes, running, biking, and for an all around outdoor lifestyle. The only flaw is the inability of the tube to handle temps below 30 degrees F, even if you replace it with the winter tube version.
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Go another route, November 29, 2011
By Drew
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Purchased the 45oz and it was a nightmare. Bad plastic taste when i first got it. Cured this with some lemon juice but 2 days into my trip the horrible after taste was resurrected. Just as the taste was BACK i notice my BACK was wet. Took two days to tear a hole in this piece of trash. Stay away.........
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Camelbak, November 28, 2011
By Emmet
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Great reservoir. I have a 3 liter, but i wanted something smaller for skiing & shorter hikes. This 1.5 L is perfect.
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two days of water, November 28, 2011
By vman
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Great container, no leaks; bought the bladder to put in my REI backpack, which holds it well. While biking on Molokai all day long, this bladder held two days of water. Wow!
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No complaints whatsoever., November 3, 2011
By J. Kerekes
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I purchased this without owning the CamelBak backpack that this is a replacement reservoir for - I, instead, just put it in my normal backpack and thus have both the hydration pack and the regular backpack at the same time. It works beautifully, and my only complaint is that the hose is a bit unwieldy - It seems a bit short, but that's almost assuredly because my backpack holds the reservoir a good 6 inches farther away from my body than the CamelBak backpack (that this is intended for) would.
It's still much easier and more convenient than carrying/opening water bottles for the long walks I take, though, and I can only strongly recommend this product.
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The 72 oz was a nice surprise, August 16, 2011
By Brett (United States)
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I ordered the 72 oz so I could get a little bit more than my 70oz bladder. To my surprise the 72 was a little wider and had a anti slosh baffle inside.
It fit perfectly in my Nathan backpack.
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Durable, Cheap, Lifetime!!, June 25, 2011
By Jon
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Very durable material!
Lifetime Warranty!
Long Tube!
Non spillage bite valve!!
the 45oz. is a bit bulky and its in a butterfly shape!
other than that it's a must buy for $15
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bladder, September 15, 2008
By PANDL (Perth, Western Australia)
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this bladder slips nicely into any backpack, long pipe for those requiring it, 1.4l is good for short walks or bike rides, easy to clean. Great quality, purchased separate 'right angle elbow' for preferred angled bite valve set up.
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wrong size, January 18, 2012
By shopoholic (USA)
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amazon mailed me the wrong size. I ordered 50 oz and they sent me the 35 oz. The amazon.com customer service rep told me to call Camelbak directly, like they are the ones that mailed me the wrong size, so this review is based on receiving wrong product, not reflection of Camelbak bladders in general which I love.
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