Will this pack carry a camelbak brand bladder, as opposed to the osprey-branded one?
194510
I don´t know exactly, but it´s a big compartment. I think it can carry almost any camelbak. Why don´t you look for a store that has one of this packs and try it?
194511
I dont know exactly, but its a big compartment. I think it can carry almost any camelbak. Why dont you look for a store that has one of this packs and try it?
594605
We have an outdoor bladder & another brand. It fits both of them. It should fit the high sierra
1500227
Go to the Osprey Website. They explain how their sizing works on all their packs.
392052
Just about any bladder will work. There is an opening in the pack to allow a drinking tube to be accessed without removing the pack. It does not come with a bladder.
1919532
Yea if the bigger bladder is not any longer and only wider. The bladder in this pack is just housed in an insulated pocket with an anchor With a little extra room left for an ICR pack or a sand which or even a bigger bladder, length permit
705475
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.
1240266
I would think, I don't know for sure, that it would fit in most modern packs with a standard hydration insert built into them. I think I have a full two litter Platypus and it fits into my Osprey pack (with or without the insulator case on) with no problems. Hope that helps! Earl
1070763
I'm not sure? It has loops on both arm straps. The bladder is low quality so I bought a camel bak bladder and still love the Ridgeway!!! I have used it everyday for almost 2 years.
548135
I think you'll be fine with this pack. It wasn't very big. As for space available, I used it to hike Pikes Peak in Colorado Springs. I filled the bladder and still had room for a spare bottle, extra gloves, and snacks for the day.
66093
It's not meant to be stored outside a bag. I don't think any bladder is, because that's what a Nalgene with a clip can do without tearing. If your pack doesn't have a hydration compartment, then you will have to make room for it in other compartments. Use common sense, buddy.
330736
I have used a 3.0L osprey without issue. It fit nicely on its side inside the bags inner hydration pouch. The bag is huge and could probably held more without issue.
76097
No. I personally wouldn't recommend carrying a hydration bladder at all. With a full bladder in the sleeve of this backpack the comfort of the suspension and effectiveness of the back ventilation mesh are diminished. Unless absolutely necessary, carrying water adds a ton of weight. I suggest carrying a water filter (Sawyer Squeeze is my recommendation) and stopping at available water sources.
531325
There is plenty of room where the water bladder resides. The bladder compartment zipper opens almost the entire length of the camelbak.
2065353
There is a side pocket zipper along the full lenth of the pack, inside is a hanger loop near the top so you can mount camelbak bladders, and near the bottom is velcro so you can put their holster inside. It is not connected to the main access. I use a 3L camelbak bladder in mine.
2273063
Bladder is not included. Although, if you want an expectional pack at this price them I would highly recommend it. The only downfall I have found is if you have broad shoulders then it will be a little snug on you. Besides that, I am very happy with this purchase!
90247
Yes, it is a seperate unit. The one provided is a 3l bladder. Osprey also sells an 2.5l bladder and a 2.0 bladder seperately
333988
Yes to answer your question you posted on Amazon this bladder will fit your bag, I purchased the same Everlast Ta:speed bag red from Dick's sporting good's a couple of years ago and the bladder wore out. I purchased the title Bladder and it fitted perfect and has actually lasted longer then the original everlast bladder. Good Luck hope this help's in making your decision.