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Posted: 4/19/2012 5:40:31 AM EDT
Hey guys, looking for a recommendation for a lightweight water carrier. like a camel back or something. i want something durable and lightweight. maybe with one or 2 small pockets. i want it to be something i could wear all day and have it still be comfortable. i need straps instead of a molle attachment system because im not going to be wearing a vest. Price is really not an option. Thanks Guys! 
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| cabelas is over an hour away. i still want a mil style. i would like multi-cam. i also wouldnt mind having molle on the bag for attaching pouches. i just dont want molle so it can attach to a vest. i imagine the straps would be uncomfortable against my back. sorry i didnt say this before |
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what about the camelbak mule http://www.uscav.com/productinfo.aspx?productid=19969&tabid=548&cm_mmc=Vendor-_-camelbak-_-referral-_-19969 small, basic, made in usa, mulitcam, looks good. any cons im missing? That's what I have, albeit in non-camo green. If you don't have a whole heck of a lot of stuff to haul around, it's exactly what you're looking for. I like mine, and used to use it when I was into mountain biking. |
| an option for you would be to get a genuine Army issue water bladder in ACU or Multi cam w/shoulder straps...mine is genuine issue (ACU) has shoulder straps also a sturnum strap and PALS webbing aswell, which i have mounted a Molle SAW pouch for survival items ,chow and what-not's...vince g. 11B Inf... |
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I have a PIG 2L hydration pouch in multicam and a Source 2L reservoir inside.
I love it. Best part is that it sits flush with the bottom of my plate carrier with no overhang. This is a picture of the PIG carrier before my source bladder showed up. good, sturdy zipper on top, three rows of velcro, a drain hole on the bottom and elastic on the sides to keep it tight to your body. Just a very well designed product. 
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