can a bladder or camelback be used with this bag?
521933
No, it doesn't have a separate section for the water bladder. The only opening is the roll top, so the straw has nowhere to come out while keeping the bag water tight.
521934
i suppose. a bladder of some type and straw will certainly fit inside of it and this bag has backpack straps.
521935
These items don't have separations for a bladder or camelback, it's just a waterproof bag. Hope that helps.
1240267
Yes I think so, I have a small Gregory Day pack & a 2Day Northface, bladder with insulator is a good fit.
283856
It might be a little small. I would recommend the 60 ounce camelback with no frills as it ends up being a "mid-size" model
10671
There is a hydration bladder pocket on the inside back of the pack. At the top center back of the pack there is a hidden (at least it took me awhile to find it) tube port that is designed to go either to the left or right shoulder strap. The pocket has two hangers that can be used to keep the bladder center, to the right or to the left depending on the shape of the bladder; and how you may want to load and balance your pack.
194511
I dont know exactly, but its a big compartment. I think it can carry almost any camelbak. Why dont you look for a store that has one of this packs and try it?
2245381
Yes it can. That's how I use it. I carry two regular water or power bottles on the spot the bladder normally sits. It is real easy to take the bladder out of put it back in when you want to. FYI I Love mine
938315
Yes you can. That is the size I have. It does not fit in the padded part, but it fits in the main part of the bag.
830893
No... Theirs a pouch on the back side where you could possibly put a after market one on.. But it is not included or have a part on the strap to secure the bladder tube... But the pack is about the size for a child or a adult if u want a tight fitting small pack
697614
Yes you can, be sure to bungee it down. The slot on the back makes it very EZ. Enjoy your bag.
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
15924
You could put a camelback in the laptop space but there's no place for the water tube to go through, unless you left the zipper open a little bit.
1960401
Haven't tried it with a Camelbak but I would imagine it would work. The only concern might be whether the Camelbak shoulder strap is substantial enough to keep the camera snug against you. Mine is mounted on a Kelty daypack that can handle a decent amount of weight so it has pretty heavy shoulder straps. My experience with Camelbaks is that he shoulder straps a thinner on some of them that are just meant for water only. If for water and gear, it would be fine, in my opinion. Hope this helps. I do really like the Cotton Carrier.
1994084
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.
221714
No. Osprey makes a bladder specifically for it but I would advise against it as it weighs more than other bladders. If you're interested in shaving weight for long day hikes, every lit bit makes a difference.
48135
It's a really big pocket that runs the length and width of the bag on the inside of the main part of the pack. I use a 2L bladder and there's plenty of extra room. I would bet a 3L would be just fine.
2180871
Im going to assume your asking about a separation between the bladder and the contents of the pack. the answer to that is no. the pack is one large storage. However, the main pack SHOULD come with an assault pack attached. that assault pack does have a separation for bladders. what I use is a camel back for the water bladder and jerry rig it to the side of the pack.
2180872
Yes and no. I have three different camelback bladders with their prospective carrying cases. I've found that the multicam insulated hydration carrier for the 3L is an incredibly tight squeeze. The ACU pattern non-insulated carrier fits just fine (similar to SI camelback). And the 2.5L bladder non-insulated carrier fits very easily as well with room to spare. I think it is largely dependant upon if you intend to place the carrier AND the bladder inside the flap or just the bladder. Hope that helps.