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Camelbak H.A.W.G. Reviews
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The Camelbak H.A.W.G. 100-oz hydration pack is a high-action technical cycling pack. It's built for haulin' down the trail with a super-stable system that holds 100-oz of water and enough gear, clothing and food for extended rides. Just bite and sip the Big Bite valve for instant hydration and then flip the Hydrolock switch to shut-off and secure the water
for transport.
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 reviewed by Devin_P  on March 14, 2009
| Pros | Comfort, reliability, storage capacity | | Cons | nothing | | Verdict | Great pack. This is my main pack as it has the room to carry everything I need for a solo ride and extra space for other peoples stuff on group/family rides. I like the soft lined pocket for my mp3 player or cell phone and it has headphone wire guide. |
| Verdict | This Camel back is awesome! It has tons of storage space along with a huge bladder. It makes for the perfect mountain biking pack and is one of the most comfortable on the market. Multi-tools, rain gear, a first aid kit, patching gear, and all of the stuff in your wallet can be fit into this pack, even when it has a full bladder. I love it, use it as my mountain biking pack, and was willing to pay a little more to get the cream of the crop. I would recommend it for anybody who loves to hike, geocache, and especially mountain bike! |
| Verdict | I use the H.A.W.G. for both mtb'ing and motocross (used to race desert). This is by far the best all around pack I have owned. Some other hydration packs are to small for a long ride in some serious heat.
Plus there is ample room for a spare tube, tool(s), small pump (or CO2 cartridges), snack, cell phone first aid, and other essentials one shouldn't be without while on the trail. |
reviewed by Beau  on March 21, 2007
| Verdict | this is the most comfortable hydration-pack that i have ever wore. i love the two buckles that keep the shoulder straps close, plus 100 oz! |
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on March 27, 2007
