Has anybody used this hydration pack for long bike rides? Did it work well?
1838507
I use it for both road and trail rides. It works very well. I like the lower profile and front access pockets, particularly for my phone. I never use my camelbacks any more. Have since purchased another Woman's Vapor Shape and use them interchangeably. Hope that helps!
1838508
I'm sure it would. I use it for 3-4 hour runs and by the end I'm pretty much empty but if you keep the spout somewhere accessible it's probably great.
809488
I'm pretty impressed with mine because it keeps water cold for a long time and the loops do attach to a reinforced strap. I use it a lot for walking and hiking, but for something like jogging it's bulky enough to be a bother unless you can think of a way to tie it down somehow.
1842826
I have used it on long distance back country mountain bike rides. It works very well. I would caution you as there is a lot of room and the pack can get heavy quick if you use it all.
441237
It's not too bad. I have a big purse, and it fits in there. I like it because of its different compartments. Nothing gets soggy anymore. And the entire stays cool without refrigeration. If you have a car to and from work, I would definitely get one. One would also fit in a back pack. Hope this helps.
330735
I carry two 3.0 liter hydration packs inside the pouch and they fit well. There are exit points for both drinking straws as well. One on each side at the top of the pack. I have never went thirsty on my long hikes and even had water when there wasn't a source of water in the area I was hiking. You can't go wrong buying this pack.
618254
To tell you the truth, I never finished it. I use it in the office. It runs for about 8hrs or less then I take it apart when I leave. I think it depends on how big of a water bottle you use. It hasn't broken down on me yet. So it's been good so far.
1752914
It fits, but not the best as it isn't made to fit in the cage like a bike bottle does. It's also longer and the stainless steel makes it a bit noisy rattling with hard bumps compared to a silent plastic bike bottle. That said, it's great to keep in a bag or pannier since it will keep things cold and spill proof for the entire ride. For short exercise rides where you drink on the go, a bike bottle fits the bill better than the Avex would.
1413643
Big enough? Yes. Comfortable enough? Maybe. It would be for me, however I have upgraded from this pack after one trip. Sturdy enough? Yes, but pack in some duct tape wrapped around a plastic water bottle just in case you have to make a repair on the trip.
1350437
Have you tried this product yet for cycling? I'm getting this as a gift for a cyclist...
66097
it depends if your pack has an internal hydration pocket or not. if it does there will be a hidden opening to allow the hose to pass through and down one of the straps so you can drink from it.
1526354
I've used it in consistent rain and 1 downpour without issue. I removed it from my bike and dried it off once I got to my destination but never saw any indication that it would leak.
1740153
http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B00BUS12PI/ref=mp_s_a_1_1?qid=1426989967&sr;=8-(1π=AC_SY200_QL40&keywords;=condor+hydration&d;pPl=1&dpID;=41rxZ71KEZL&ref;=plSrch) something like this should work.
320308
It is water repelent. I use scotchgaurd on all my packs for extra protection. There is no designated place for a water bottle on this pack I just put mine in the side pouch
2002428
I have used this carrier for several long distance trips and able to load it myself without help. Not had any problems with leaking despite driving through rain and it really does storage a lot of stuff. I travel around the U.S. on farmstays/workstays/housesitting and am able to transport a lot of stuff with this carrier. I wish I had ordered a larger one and probably will do so in the future. It is important to make sure the velcro fasterners are securly closed around the zipper areas as that keeps water/moisture out.
1463952
I've used it on a few road trips (by motorcycle) and had no problems or leaks.
694712
Depends on the size, my 110L one is pretty huge but I did use it for a 7 week, cross country motorcycle journey. It's great for that!
597285
I've never taken it on a trip although I've been tempted. I did take mine to a potluck once and it wouldn't work after transit. I'm not sure why. I think it may work with travel if it was very thoroughly dried before being packed. I think I may have gotten water where it shouldn't be because it did work again after a couple days...I assume it dried out.