hydration bladder: Anyone know how large the hydration bladder is?
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According to Teton's site, it is 70oz. http://www.tetonsports.com/Oasis1100.htm
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Have found a need for a bigger bladder. We use the side bottle holders for the extra water.
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Hcx has greater bladder capacity than its predecessor. not sure if that is the 18x
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It's should be the average 2.5L bladder I believe. But it is interchangeable as the sheath has 2 Velcro straps inside to hook the bladder to.
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I replaced the 2L that came with it with this one when I need over 2L, but otherwise I use the factor bladder: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B001KZGYLS/ref=oh_details_o00_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 With 3L in it, it is a tight fit and the bladder is taller than the one that came with it, but I thought it worked ok. That said, I don't normally carry 3L and if I did all the time, I'd probably want a bigger pack. The other option would be to throw a couple bottles of water in the side webbing pockets. With the other stuff I normally carry, 3L makes the pack pretty tight when it's full of water, but obviously as you drink it down, it gets looser. I can say I really like the pack overall, it's great quality.
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Not sure how big that is, but its the size of a regular straw in length. Just a bit wider.
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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.
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Pat B. The replacement bladder is approximately 3.75"D, 50.75"W and 71.50"L. It is smaller than my original bladder but fits fine. On my bed it sits in its own compartment top of the cloud coil compartment.
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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.
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I can not find the definitive dimensions of the Camel 'Beast', but if you have one then you can measure it up.The Maxpedition Kodiaks Hydration compartment is an 11" wide x 19" high zippered compartment with internal loop field to accommodate 100oz/3L water reservoir or CCW.I hope that may help you.
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Anthony, I'm working right now, however I can estimate that it's between 2-2 1/2 inches. Also not sure if you know, but there is a sliding seal at the top which completely opens the top of the bladder for easy cleaning or adding ice. It is accessible thru the carrier also. Hope this helps. If it's still important to know the exact dimension of the screw cap opening let me know and I will get it for you later.
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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.
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I do not use, and am not personally familiar with, the ILBE Gen 2 Main Pack, but several of the answers to the same question you are asking about this item in its Amazon.com listing says it is compatible with hydration bladders. One even includes the web address for a video on this topic. I would suggest you read through the information about the ILBE Gen 2 Main Pack on Amazon.com. and hope this referral is helpful to you. I use the Condor 3-Day Assault Pack, which can accommodate two (2) Camelbak 100 oz/ 3.0 L hydration bladders. I stopped carrying two hydration bladders in it to reduce the weight of the fully loaded pack, and use the "extra" space in the hydration section to hold one Camelbak 100 oz/ 3.0 L hydration bladder, its cleaning kit, extra in-line charcoal filter cartridges for my Camelbak in-line filter (to remove "funky flavors" from the water), a Sawyer Products Mini-Filter and accessories (to filter out microscopic "critters" in water from "unknown natural" sources when refilling the hydration bladder), a back-up drinking tube (in case my primary drinking tube gets cut or damaged), a LifeStraw personal water filter, and a military personal reverse osmosis water filtration system. All This extra gear weighs a lot less than an additional 3.0 L of water and hydration bladder, and it gives me the ability to safely drink pretty much any water I encounter and safely refill my hydration bladder over and over. As the old philosopher once said, "Show a man how to carry an extra 3.0 liters of water, and you'll get him through the next day. Show him how to make any water he finds safe to drink, and he will have water for the rest of his life". . . . or maybe he was talking about fishing.
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10" wide x 10" deep x 18" on the outer dimensions. Inside dimensions depends really on what you stuff in it. Having a hydration bladder and having it full will reduce the main compartment a bit.
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Twin Air Bladder 36 x 72 inch Full Air Bladder 52 x 72 inch Queen Air Bladder 60 x 72 inch
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I have put 2 80oz bladders in side by side and a 100oz by itself with no issues. Not sure if anything larger will fit, or the official capacity.
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This product is not designed for a water bladder. It's for holding a water bottle