What are the dimensions of the bladder? I want to make certain it will fit inside the hydration pocket of my pack. Thank you.
243897
I purchased the CamelBak 90352 Omega Water Reservoir, 100 oz., Black Dimensions: 18.0 in x 7.37 in and paired it to the Maxpedition Falcon-II Backpack and it's a perfect fit. I also purchase the 50oz antidote bladder and paired it with the Explorer Tactical Assault Pack - Combat Rucksack - 17" Military MOLLE Backpack 27L, fits just fine and half the weight.
243898
It's just under 18" long and 7" wide. Adding fluid it'll balloon out a bit to maybe 1.5" to 2"? I didn't fill it for the measurement. Hope that helps
1840207
According to the manufacturer (that and more details at http://www.condoroutdoor.com/hcb_water_hydration_carrier.aspx), it is 17"H x 8"W x 3"D. I confirmed height and width by measuring mine, suspect the 3"D is when the bladder is inserted and full (lies flatter when empty).
202098
Unless it's an older pack that is specifically a 2L capacity, it should fit camelbak pack. It also fits most other current packs with a hydration bladder design.
392051
I have not used the water bladder. There are 2 side mesh pockets that a bottle of water fits perfect in.
2012393
If you have a big pocket, like in those hiking pants with many pockets, it would fit. But I just threw it in my Camelbak. I did get submerged into water that day, and my stuff was safe!
1150862
It most likely will fit. I don't own any osprey backpacks so I don't know how large their hydration pockets are. In addition osprey also makes their own hydration bladders and sometimes has specific pockets for their systems. I can however fit the 2-liter source bladder comfortably into my 22 liter Gregory backpack.
1598035
its fits perfectly in my goruck bullet ruck pocket. this bag: http://www.goruck.com/10l-hydration-bullet-black-/p/gear-000002goruck also says "Sized to hold a 3L hydration bladder in a separate compartment next to your back"their site says its got an "18″ tall compartment next to your back perfectly houses a Standard Source Hydration bladder, keeping it in place with a retention loop."Sorry im not home to actually look at it, but the 2.5L 7" by 17" HAS to be correct from what I received. Its definitely taller than a foot.
489926
I am not sure but I suspect that it will "not." It fits my Camelbak very snugly and is designed for it. I think the Camelbak is slightly smaller but I am not sure of the comparable dimensions. Returns are easy. You can try it or perhaps take your canteen to a sporting goods store and try it there.
164836
There is only one pocket in this hydration pack. The pocket holds the water within the holding unit. The pack measures 20.5" long X 8" wide.
649397
I believe so, the dimensions (dry) are 7"x17". If there is a hydration sleeve in the ILBE with those dimensions it'll fit even when full. The tube is twice the length of the sleeve...so 34" or close. It works absolutely great in my smaller BD pack, so I recommend it! Nice pack by the way.
326117
Hi R. REINHARD, this Sony LCSBP3 approximate dimensions are: 13 x 19 x 9 7/8in (330 x 480 x 150 mm) (WxHxD). And since this backpack is not intended for hiking, it is not recommended to use it with a water bladder. -Ely
1240265
I have 5 packs and this bladder fits them all. It's almost the same length as the two liter, but wider. The insulated hose is "Fat", so it's kind of hard to fish through some shoulder straps, but I don't thing you will have an issue. Have a Great Day Erika :)
2240541
I am not sure if the dimensions but I use it for a standard platypus 2L big zip bladder, and a 2L source outdoors wide pack bladder. They fit perfectly on both and hold up well while backpacking.
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
1304637
It's roughly 10" wide, 14" tall, and 6" deep. The front pocket is about 7" wide, 5.5" tall, and 1.5-2" deep. It comes already packed with some cardboard pieces to keep it organized - it's surprising how much they managed to cram into this thing - every millimeter of space was used. The straps are about 14" long (for the padded portion) with extension of about 12-13". The straps are kind of thin but unless you're faced with a zombie apocalypse and/or need something to last you several months out in rugged terrain, this should be fine. That being said, I wanted to include extra items like a battery/solar-powered radio, additional bandaids, allergy medicine, matches, tissue, hair ties, an army knife, toothbrush/paste, etc. so I ended up getting a larger backpack and put this pack's items in it along with my additions. I'm currently using this pack for pet supplies... I figured an emergency pet-pack wasn't a bad idea.
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.
1589056
10"W x 5.5"H x 2.5" Thick - that's with wallet & Taurus .40.It hangs much flatter --> better design + internal elastic straps instead of a holster. I've used a fanny pack for years & this beats them all - have carried this one daily for 11 months & no wear is apparent ...