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What is the difference between the Classic light and the Rogue light aside from $5 price of course?
Also, weird question but can this be used without sticking the tube on your mouth? kids don't like sharing drinks so can you pinch the tube to have water flow etc?
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From the ones listed and after doing some research, I determined the Skyline LR 10 is the most diversified all-around pack for most non-running activities.
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good entry level gear at great prices. the osprey deal a couple weeks ago was better for more advanced/technical use. just be mindful of the reservoir sizes; 1.5L with no extra capacity for an additional bottle goes quickly.
I think CamelBack's are mostly as good as Osprey packs from what I've seen and used. I'm actually sending back both of the packs I got from that sale due to the fit for me. Osprey doesn't seem to work as well for us fat boys. I am going to keep the lumbar bag I got as that seems to fit OK.
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Does this come with the bladder or no?
Yes, it comes with the reservoir.
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Does this fit in a 65L hiking backpack like Osprey Atmos AG 65?
I'm assuming you're talking about the reservoir? If so, yes. I see on Osprey's site that pack has a hydration sleeve. https://www.osprey.com/us/en/prod...65S22.html
Internal hydration reservoir sleeve with center back exit port
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What is the difference between the Classic light and the Rogue light aside from $5 price of course?
Also, weird question but can this be used without sticking the tube on your mouth? kids don't like sharing drinks so can you pinch the tube to have water flow etc?
I wondered the same thing and then found the answer in the specs. The Classic Light has 2L of gear capacity while the Rogue Light has 5L of gear capacity. Both have a 2L reservoir.
I bought a camelbak water pack for skiing months ago. I got one use from it on a hot day hiking.
it was leaking when I used it the 2nd time out skiing. I had to file a warranty claim to replace the bag inside. I don't know how common that is. But the last thing you want on the cold mountain is a leaking water bag down your bag.
I wondered the same thing and then found the answer in the specs. The Classic Light has 2L of gear capacity while the Rogue Light has 5L of gear capacity. Both have a 2L reservoir.
So, more zippers! Thanks I didn't see the storage capacity
If you are looking to use these for skiing or snowboarding, look elsewhere. You have to make sure the tub is insulated otherwise it would freeze just like it did on mine. Lesson learned the hard way. I then went with a proper ski hydration bag and no problems with it for full 2 days of skiing.
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That said, it's not a coincidence this sale is in January where many parts of the country aren't hiking outside as much.
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Also, weird question but can this be used without sticking the tube on your mouth? kids don't like sharing drinks so can you pinch the tube to have water flow etc?
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https://www.osprey.com/us/en/prod...65S22.ht
Internal hydration reservoir sleeve with center back exit port
Also, weird question but can this be used without sticking the tube on your mouth? kids don't like sharing drinks so can you pinch the tube to have water flow etc?
I bought a camelbak water pack for skiing months ago. I got one use from it on a hot day hiking.
it was leaking when I used it the 2nd time out skiing. I had to file a warranty claim to replace the bag inside. I don't know how common that is. But the last thing you want on the cold mountain is a leaking water bag down your bag.
It's great in theory. Hands free hydration.
I live in a very high dry desert climate 24/7. So water outside is not optional
I wondered the same thing and then found the answer in the specs. The Classic Light has 2L of gear capacity while the Rogue Light has 5L of gear capacity. Both have a 2L reservoir.
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