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A good-sized water bladder for a longer bike ride. Easy to fill and clean. However, instead of cleaning, I usually settle for rinsing and freezing. The previous Crux I bought on the other hand started leaking between the hose clamp after a good year, but I hope this one will last longer.

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A good basic bladder. When you get an insulated hose, it will get better.

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A good addition to the backpack above

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Rakko worked perfectly on his first test trip. It was easy to use and easy to clean after use.

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Maybe the best water pocket ever. Now the second in the family, the first lasted 10 years already.

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Functional crank in both summer and winter.

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Very good. No leaks, joints and cap feel tight. Easy to fill and the carrying handle is awesome. Feels reliable. Been on two hikes.

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Very happy! I use Camelbaken every time I go out and train

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Works very well. There is enough thin material to sink into the backpack if there is no separate bladder pocket in the backpack.

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Good drinking bladder for the backpack. Sufficient volume. Good filling opening and tight. Too bad there is no tissue on the drinking hose. You can drink easily from the mouthpiece.

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Suitable for even tougher sports.

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I said the same thing as the backpack :-) durable and easy to clean as the diameter of the beverage container cap increased

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Placing in smaller kangaroo pockets has sometimes been a bit awkward, but otherwise a working system. The disadvantage is that the cleaning equipment and the drying equipment are sold separately.