Is the one pictured the one you used during the Goruck? Goruck recommends the WLPS low profile hydration pack is this similar to the low profile one?
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I don't know what the goruck is but I wouldn't say this is low profile... it is about 3 inches thick when full...I got it to leave a little extra space in the bottom of my hunting pack since it's wider than usual... It is enough for a full days hike in the AZ desert.
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I use it with TETON Sports Explorer4000 and my wife's TETON Sports Explorer3400. Both of them are good with it.
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I used this one. It has held up perfectly fine during that and all my rucks where I usually had about 30lbs. resting against.
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My pack has mossy oak break up camo,,, I'm sure it's the same as the one you're looking at. Great pack by the way
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Nothing in this particular pack is fleece lined. You may want to get cases for things your worried about getting scratched. Perhaps the camelbak is refering to a newer model?
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I am sorry- I don't have a kid with a mini hydration pack! I can tell you, however, when I looked at the pack online, it sure looks like it is the same stuff, only a smaller pack. Never saw any parts options for replacements that are "mini" sized so I would feel safe ordering....also, it might be a good thing to get a "Bit Bite Valve Cover" while you are at it. I know kids might be a little rough on their stuff, but if you can get them used to it, using a cover is a really nice habit.
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I went with the Camelbak Thermobak 100ml mil spec tactical hydration pack. It's a stand alone back pack hydration system that I strap inside tight to the Condor 3 day assault pack with the inside straps and have it pressed next to my back inside the the backpack. Run the hydration tube hose up thru one of three holes out the top of the pack and around to the front. I like the Camelbak because it gives my the versatility to pull the hydration system out of the pack and wear it alone on over my shoulders and back in times when I don't need a backpack, just hydration, hope this helps. Your going to spend more, but it's worth it to have the durability and versatility. Hope this helps
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Yes that is exactly how i have mine set up, i even bought a molle compatible hydration carrier and slid the harness straps through the molle webbing for my camelbak
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I wear the pack with the snap in the back so the water bottles are in front (easy to get to). They dont leak - even when running and getting bounced around. Really nice.
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Any 2-3L hydration bladder will work fine, i use a 3L bladder in a carry case and it still works great. It works great with camel backs because the pack has a hole that you can feed the tube through without exposing any of the contents imside. Hope this helped, enjoy your new pack!
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Im not sure. As a outdoorsman myself this Hydration pack does not have a waist strap to hold the pack down. Running or sudden bending over the pack move all over. I have to cinch the shoulder strap real tight almost uncomfortably on my armpit so it wont move around
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I will have to check the exact dimensions and get back to you on 7/15. But the bladder itself is extremely similar to the camelbak hydration packs. Which is one reason I purchased it; this is half the price of just a bladder for the camelbak.
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I would stray away from this one. I bought it for long dirt bike rides where you can get extremely exhausted miles away from water. This one leaked since the first time I tried it. It was very cold out and my back was soaked. Also, the nozzle was a big let down. You actually have to open and close it like a pop-up water bottle. My buddy bought a fox brand water pack and has had it for over a year, on multiple rides. He has fallen on it and it has never leaked. His nozzle is also a great design. It is a soft material and all you do is bite it gently and suck. No hands needed. Hope this helps.
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There are two straps, one along the lower midsection and one on the upper chest that can be adjusted tight if you are looking to use it running. I run, hike and mountain bike and the pack works well but does "jostle" when running. My guess is most water hydration packs will since they do carry liquid.
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The basic shape, main compartments, and function are quite similar, as both companies have to meet the mil-spec requirements. However, the Condor pack has slightly more internal organization, and can carry two 3L hydration bladders vs. the Fox's one.
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I carry two 3.0 liter hydration packs inside the pouch and they fit well. There are exit points for both drinking straws as well. One on each side at the top of the pack. I have never went thirsty on my long hikes and even had water when there wasn't a source of water in the area I was hiking. You can't go wrong buying this pack.
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Yes, in fact I swapped out a valved bite valve from another CamelBak brand hydration pack and swap them back and forth with no problem. BTW, the two liter reservoir is pretty easy to fill, clean and dry. The only (minor) hassle is cleaning the tube which is the same no matter which system you get.
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There is a specific bag by camelbak called the M.U.L.E. it is a reservoir hydration bag. Its skinnier, but longer from top to bottom. The one I got fits over a regular school backpack that one would not in my opinion. I have the M.U.L.E. actually and it is quite smaller than a backpack.
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I use with an Osprey Stratos 36 that has a compartment for a hydration pack.Not sure but don't know why you couldn't put in pack and snake hose up through top of pack. Just my 2 cents. Hope this helps.