Product Description
A wonderfully simple way to carry water and other small items in a hands free way. Easy outside access to fill your water reservoir. Outside pocket allows space to carry a small lunch, rain gear, car keys and other small items you might need during your active day. A small zippered pocket hides a helmet sling for use when you are done riding
- Large main conpartment holds a 2 liter water reservoir
- Quick, convenient filling through external reservoir cap
- Hands free reservoir pressure valve
- Insulated water tube cover prevents freezing
- Mesh sport flap is hidden in a zippered pockets and holds a helmet
High Sierra Soaker 70 Hydration Pack, Amazon Reviews
High Sierra Soaker 70 Hydration Pack, Amazon Reviews
| 4 of 4 people found the following review helpful: By Matt Da Jungle Cat (Traveler) - See all my reviews This review is from: High Sierra Soaker 70 Hydration Pack (Sports) I bought the black/graphite one and I can say that the "graphite" color is not as pictured, it's more of a green grey, very ugly in my opinion; and since style was a large reason I purchased this product, I am taking 2 stars off for it. However, functionality-wise this is an amazing product! Here are pros/cons: Pros: Serves as a hydration packs correctly, like most other hydration packs. Holds A LOT of extra tools/equipment for it's size: -The outer zippered pocket on the back can hold another two 20oz water bottles plus a bit of miscellaneous equipment -The mixed media open pocket on the back attached to the zippered pocket can hold another single 20oz water bottle along with a little more miscellaneous equipment -The mesh that can be pulled out from a zipper on the bottom can hold a helmet, but I use it to hold a towel and/or a spare shirt Very lightweight and small! Almost unnoticeable when wearing... Read more 5 of 6 people found the following review helpful: By Amazon Verified Purchase This review is from: High Sierra Soaker 70 Hydration Pack (Apparel) The water poach is really not removable. I was looking for a day hydration pack that is also removable so that I could put it in my over night pack. Well the listing stated hat it is removable, but not really. You have to almost destroy it to get the hydration pack out, so it can not really be used for anything other than a day pack. 2 of 2 people found the following review helpful: By This review is from: High Sierra Soaker 70 Hydration Pack (Sports) I see other reviewers are having problems with their Soaker 70s, but not me. I use mine for biking to/around/from work (5-10 casual miles per day) and sometimes for longer days on the trail (~20-30 miles.) I received it as a gift when I went out to BurningMan a few years ago, and it was a lifesaver in the desert heat. It's small enough to be lightweight and comfortable, yet still has enough space to secure valuables. I haven't used the hidden mesh pocket yet, but it's nice to have just in case. The water tube can be routed over the left or right shoulder, and I use the loops on the other side to route MP3 headphones. Then secure the MP3 player onto the clip on the back, set it to shuffle, and hit the road ... everything I need is on or in the pack. It has always held up great for me, and cleans up easily. (If it can survive BurningMan and still looks like new, that's impressive!) It leaked on me once, after cleaning it, because I didn't screw the... Read more |
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