What size hydration pack does this hold?
464127
I shove my entire 100oz camelbak in there and there's still a lot of room left.
2086059
I used a 34oz bottle in it. The bottle is 3.25 across the bottom & 8" tallThe fabric seems to reshape & stretch a little. This was so handy, I highly recommend it. I used it on a mission trip to the Dominican Republic. We ate lunch on a dirt road in the shade. I didn't want to set my bottle on the dirt ground & this carrier held it nicely. It also freed my hands so I could eat a sandwich.
78500
This water bottle fits very snuggly to the iFitness belt, this stops any bouncing or uncomfort while running. I am not sure the dimensions of the Everest fanny pack, but the iFitness belt seems rather standard in size.
51270
Either should work. The web site says the belt dimensions are 24in - 36in for Small/Medium, and 29in - 42in for Large/X-Large. http://www.fitletic.com/hydration-belt-12oz.html
2152139
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.
56794
I don't remember the actual size but it didn't work for my road trip the things I placed in the bag got wet
1503051
not a separate area, but will fit in main pack area if you did a little work to it, that is what i have planed or poss on back of pack with cover on it, its not made for hydration bladder from factory ! IF your hyd bag is small one could fit it in top zippered bage on top as "Sidebuns" suggested but long hyd bag would have a fold over in that area ??
885810
Pretty small, should fit in or clip onto an internal frame back pack with out any issues. About 2x the size of a everyday water bottle.
397537
There is definitely room for a hydration system. You'll have to make it work though since there isn't a specific spot intended for one. I have one from an old pack, placed it in the top compartment, ran the tube out the top and it works great. Buy the pack, it's awesome!
406314
I tried the Gatorade Sports Bottle and it fits just fine. It's 32 ounces and they sell it on Amazon if you want to check dimensions.
1000823
This -- http://amzn.com/B001OO0IQM -- can hold a 1.5-liter bottle. It might be big enough to carry the LifeSaver. There is also a bigger version: http://amzn.com/B001CDJB1I
1994083
I went with the Camelbak Thermobak 100ml mil spec tactical hydration pack. It's a stand alone back pack hydration system that I strap inside tight to the Condor 3 day assault pack with the inside straps and have it pressed next to my back inside the the backpack. Run the hydration tube hose up thru one of three holes out the top of the pack and around to the front. I like the Camelbak because it gives my the versatility to pull the hydration system out of the pack and wear it alone on over my shoulders and back in times when I don't need a backpack, just hydration, hope this helps. Your going to spend more, but it's worth it to have the durability and versatility. Hope this helps
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.
2180870
Yeah, there is a place for hydration bladders, but depending on the bladder it might be hanging out a bit at the top. I've got a 1 liter that hangs out. I think there is one made specifically for this bag, but it's got issues with leaking, supposedly. I hope that helps.
1532782
No fixed pocket to hold a water bottle. The sides of thr pack are molle, so you can attach a separate holder. However, it does have a spot to put your hydration pack in.
317029
I have an 11 by 15 laptop, this pack holds it well. There is a small pocket for hydration packs in the main compartment of the bag, it has a clip to keep the laptop in, and it works well.
2086060
I used a 34oz bottle in it. The bottle is 3.25 across the bottom & 8" tall The fabric seems to reshape & stretch a little. This was so handy, I highly recommend it. I used it on a mission trip to the Dominican Republic. We ate lunch on a dirt road in the shade. I didn't want to set my bottle on the dirt ground & this carrier held it nicely. It also freed my hands so I could eat a sandwich.