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Scorpion Hydration Pack (70 oz.)

$64.95

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Scorpion Hydration Pack (70 oz.)

Low profile design with MP3 pocket with headphone port and external access for quick refilling.

Material: Nylon
Burst-resistant OMEGA™ HydroTanium™ reservoir has extra-large opening for easy filling and cleaning
HydroGuard™ technology embeds an FDA-approved silver ion compound into reservoir to eliminate bacterial growth
HydroLock™ bite valve with shut-off valve
Quick disconnect tubing
Fully insulated drinking system runs through the right shoulder strap to resist freezing
Zippered compartments secure and organize
MP3 pocket with headphone port
External access makes refilling easy
Slim, low-profile design
Capacity: 70 fl. oz. (2 liters)
Dimensions: 17.5 x 11.5 x 4.4 in. (445 x 292 x 111 mm.)
Volume:194 cu. in. (3.2 L.)
Weight: Filled 5.44 lbs. (2.47 kg.) / Empty 1.19 1bs. (.53 kg.)

With a fully insulated 70-ounce reservoir system built to help scorch a line, the CamelBak Scorpion Hydration keeps you fluid charged from dawn to dusk. The slim, low-profile design features an MP3 pocket with headphone port and an external access for quick and easy refilling. The hydration bag is burst-resistant and anti-bacterial.

Purchase USD$45 or more and get free shipping. The Camelbak Scorpion Hydration Pack (70 oz.) is available through Altrec.com.

Customer Reviews for the Scorpion Hydration Pack (70 oz.)

Anonymous - 2008-04-13

Great product.
Perfect sized pockets for everything you need while skiing. Just remember to fill with warm water before you go, even with the hose insulation it can freeze if you fill up with cold.

Anonymous - 2008-01-06

Great Purchase!
I used it for skiing and it worked great. Just the right capacity for water and room for other essentials like snacks, my glucometer and lunch. I am looking forward to using it for hiking in the summer.I recommend it.

Anonymous - 2007-02-20

Great Hydration Pack
Used for skiing. Low Profile works well on lift or short hikes, though it doesn't have ski carry straps so you have to shoulder it. Very minimal. I would recommend this pack for day trips skiing or hiking... even when very cold, it didn't freeze up, was always comfortable. Straps all stow nicely and has just enough extra space for additional stuff (snacks, etc...) you might want with you. I took one pretty good spill landing on an icy mogul right on the pack and no burst bladder, too.

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