I'm looking to replace a 70oz bladder. Dimensions listed for all 3 sizes are the same on this page. Will a 3L pack fit comfortably in place of a 70?
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A quick google search shows 70 oz. is just over 2 liters. The 2L is 8" x 15.6".
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For me, the 20-liter size is a littIe bit bigger than the average pack size. I have 2 and they are the best I've ever owned!
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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
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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 got Hawkins 3 liter classic, and it works perfectly. A suggestion, check your local grocery store like India Bazaar or something you may find it cheaper over there.
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Each bladder holds 4L. However, one is for dirty water and should not be used for drinking.
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Source Tactical WXP 3-Liter Hydration Reservoir System with Storm Valve, Coyote This is the one I use and it fits great. I believe its one of the best hydration bladders on the market.
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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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This pack comes only in one size, I'm not sure what the 14L means. And I'm sure the pack would fit just fine.
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It should fit in my estimation. With the bladder full it will be snug. Probably about 3 quarters of an inch on each side of extra space. The length should be plenty big enough. Almost like it was made for something that size in the largest pocket. I would go for it
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I've got a set of 'large', 'medium' and 'small'. I've got an almost 36" waist and all three sizes fit. The 'large' is very comfortable, the 'medium' is more firm and the 'small' seems somewhat reminiscent of what a girdle must feel like. I'm an old guy that exercises frequently and suspect repeating hernias. So all three have their use cases and I'm happy with the lot. BTW, the 'package' container portion seems the same size on all three, only the waist band differs.
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The 2 liter would be better, in my opinion. The 3 liter is pretty large, wide and long. Great for a bigger bag. The 3 liter would probably need to be smashed in a daypack.
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There are 2 condor hydro packs on amazon you have to make sure you order the one with better reviews that's the one I got and works good. I don't like the Velcro hangers for the pack for a 3L bladder but they workish.
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While a bladder will certainly fit, this seems to be designed for liquids that are already in a container. A 2 liter plastic bottle will fit. The bladder will depend on the dimensions. Short, long, etc.
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I have the Kestrel 48 liter pack & it fits fine in that. Not sure what your goal is with a 38 liter version. If it's fast & light I assume this would fit but can't be sure. If you're planning on packing a decent amount in your pack you may just want a smaller water bladder.
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Hi Tahoe Girl! The pack I got had all 3 sizes and I could not find an option to buy all medium, which is what I needed. Also, the comfort quality of the replacement was not quite on par with the original but they still work. I wish I was in Tahoe skiing so badly right now!!! Hope this answer helped you. :-)
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Its possible, if the 70oz bladder is not completely full. My 50oz bladder is a snug fit completely topped off. If 70oz is all you have, it will work in a pinch, but not recommended.