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Camelbak Chase Bike Vest

I only have room for 1 water bottle cage in my fully. For rides of 1.5 to 2 hours, my Camelbak Lobo is then overkill. The chase vest offers a perfect solution. The vest is light and the reservoir is easy to operate. And there is plenty of room for bars, tools & phone.

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Very good experience with mantel equipment I will buy again very good prices.

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Perfect in size what I wanted

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I use these for both mtb-ing and trailrunning. Obviously it can't hold as much as a real backpack, but the necessary stuff just fits. Your phone can go in the front pocket, so easily accessible. You feel the backpack move a little more than a backpack with a hip belt, but because of this there seems to be a little more cooling. The drinking hose is stiffer than the old Camelbak model.

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First time with a camelback on the mtb. Simple filling, during cycling with 2 hands on the handlebars small sips for refreshment. Top

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Class service very pleased

A well made lightweight backpack/vest perfect for a three to four hour Cycle

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This is a well made, lightweight and very comfortable hydration pack. The chest pockets allow easy access to snacks, tools, etc. The bladder is typical camelback quality and makes it easy to keep hydrated even when riding over rough ground. An excellent pack for gravel adventures.

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Having used bum bags and larger bags from Camelbak and other brands, I find this the comfiest option for its carrying capacity. Love the chest pockets for ease of use and the bag disappears when you wear it! Other than a sweaty back it’s ideal.

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