CamelBak 2011 product highlights

Seth from CamelBak shows us some of the new highlights of their products for 2011. First and foremost is the completely redesigned Antidote bladder system with quick link quick disconnect system, easier to open and close opening, built in dryer hangers and more. Also shown are the Octane LR and a demo of the easy disconnecting bladder.

More photos and information: http://reviews.mtbr.com/blog/camelbak-redesigned-reservoir-the-antidote-and-t...

Category:

Sports

Tags:

• Camelbak
• hydration pack
• mountain bike

[MtbrVideos]

to Vader383...a lo-tech solution to dry the tube (I have the same problem) is to take off the bite valve and spin the tube around. The centripetal force of spinning the tube around in a circle should cause most, if not all, of the water to exit the tube.

[drazzeldew1]

How about a wide water bladder for us backpackers. Like 10 inches wide and 12 high. something like that. For larger backpacks, say 3 to 4 liters water capacity. Please.

Since you state you can pretty much make them any size. How about a custom one?

[Grennoko]

@ajayvee24 wiggle.co.uk sell them, they also ship worldwide, so you might like to check them out.

[lesnik070]

I have 2L CAMELBAK ANTI.DOT I think its perfect for my bike rides up to 3-4 hours and not so heavy. So far I am very pleased with it.

[RohbTC]

Is quicklink the same as hydrolink?

[evanthecool]

@nasseralansari1 yes you can, just double check the tube connection and fill port closure to make sure they are secure, as alcohol is more likely to leak.

[nasseralansari1]

can i fill vodka in my Camelbak???

[mitch11atv]

i have a regular camelback, and the filling port is showing at all times. i was just wondering if i should fill it then put it in the back pack, or put it in thr back pack and then fill it??? please respond

[melissalaughter]

I'm looking for an instructional video on replacing the tube on my Omega with the new Quick Link conversion kit, and an insulated tube. I can't find one--please provide one!

[210482fmj]

i personally find carrying 3 litres on my back is a little heavy. its better to have youre resovoir mounted on the bike.