hi , is it pssible to carry the platypus 3l bladder ? http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00F...
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This particular model has a bladder included, and would not be suitable for another brand of bladder.
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There is one sleeve for a bladder. I'm not positive, but I think it will take a 3 liter bladder.
14885
No way....max 1.5L in a single bladder.... Maybe you can squeeze in 2 X 500ml bladder.
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I just ordered the condor on Amazon. You can also get Camelback gyration bladders they are supposed to be better.
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It just needs to fit. Get the dimensions of the bladder and the pack. Make sure you allow for the thickness of the bladder when full and the larger hose of this bladder. Seems like most water packs have a hook on the top to hang the bag from. Seems pretty universal to me.
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No this is just a bladder. There is a small flat hook that hooks inside the carrier if you wrap some canvas around it then you could use a carabiner.
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I bought a hydration bladder from walmart and it works fine(2L). Condor has one but i haven't tried it.
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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.
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Not hydration bladder capable. It has so many options I didnt even think of that. Although in the top compartment I have put a mini cooler for beverages. I have never used a hydration bladder fishing before but that is not a bad idea.
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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.
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Hey david, I didn't have a compartment for it either and it ended up working great. I sandwiched in towards the top of my pack so that I could run the hose out of the top of my pack and just let it rest in it. I say go for it. It's sturdy Andy boyfriend actually had a camelback bag and it was leaking all over the place
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I have the 6L, and it fits into the slot on my backpack quite nicely, and is functional with the hydration attachment. It is pretty large though!That said! If you are into ultralight backpacking, this is a totally bomb-proof, but heavier material water bag. I guess we're only talking about a couple of ounces here though. The 10L might be too huge for backpacking. If you have a backpack setup to take a slip in bag, I'm sure it would be fine. If you wanted to tie it to the outside of a pack, it has the webbing necessary to do so, but it takes on a pretty peculiar ovoid shape when it's full. I generally only keep it at half capacity to let the water spread out more anyway. I have the 6L, and it fits into the slot on my backpack quite nicely, and is functional with the hydration attachment. It is pretty large though!That said! If you are into ultralight backpacking, this is a totally bomb-proof, but heavier material water bag. I guess we're only talking about a couple of ounces here though. The 10L might be too huge for backpacking. If you have a backpack setup to take a slip in bag, I'm sure it would be fine. If you wanted to tie it to the outside of a pack, it has the webbing necessary to do so, but it takes on a pretty peculiar ovoid shape when... » Read More I have the 6L, and it fits into the slot on my backpack quite nicely, and is functional with the hydration attachment. It is pretty large though!That said! If you are into ultralight backpacking, this is a totally bomb-proof, but heavier material water bag. I guess we're only talking about a couple of ounces here though. The 10L might be too huge for backpacking. If you have a backpack setup to take a slip in bag, I'm sure it would be fine. If you wanted to tie it to the outside of a pack, it has the webbing necessary to do so, but it takes on a pretty peculiar ovoid shape when it's full. I generally only keep it at half capacity to let the water spread out more anyway. « Show Less
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any will work; I used a 3L camelback.beware; it's A) a tight fit for larger bladders and B) will make the pack sit really awkwardly and uncomfortably on your back when it's full all the way.Kinda doesn't make sense that it's right against your back - the front the pack would be a better spot as it would ride better.I highly recommend MSI's dromedary if you need to pack in your own water. those things are unkillable.
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the Condor Hydation bladder for body armor,backpack carriers camelback, whih drinking tube... Sold buy a few different vendors. I bought one for my Conder 3 day assaut pack, and liked it so much that i got one more for the another pack,( bugout bag) It is well made with a all the features you would want, and less than twenty dollers. I hope this helps.
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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.
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Don't own that specific bag, but I've used this in a pretty small ~15L pack for snowboarding, with no problems. This bladder has a loop up top that helps it stay in place, provided your pack has a clip above the hydration compartment. The hose is nice and long too so my guess is it'll work just fine. Hope that helps!
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Hi Lynn,judging from the picture of the backpack, the osprey reservoir would easily fit. I have a smaller/narrow camel pack and it still fits in my but barely. I think you should be okay with the 2 Liter. You could probably do 3 Liters.