How to Choose a Running Hydration Vest
CamelBak Ultra 10 Hydration Vest - 70 fl. oz.
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Made to endure the toughest trail races on earth, the CamelBak Ultra 10 hydration vest offers lightweight performance when you're tackling the Ultra-Trail du Mont Blanc or running in your local woods.
Shop similar products- Perfect for mountainous terrain and unpredictable weather, this rugged design features light materials and an updated 2-liter reservoir that delivers more water with every sip
- Crux hydration reservoir features an ergonomic handle for easy refilling and an improved drink tube that delivers 20% more water per sip; on/off lever helps prevent leaks
- Custom-fit harness and dual sternum straps adjust for a stable, comfortable fit; 3D ventilated mesh offers multidirectional airflow and cushioning for breathable comfort
- Dual sternum straps increase stability and offer a range of adjustment for a custom fit
- With a zippered phone pocket, stretch overflow pocket and harness pockets you can carry everything on your list including food, layers, headlamp, trekking poles and maps
- Cargo compression lets you cinch everything down to minimize bulk
- Front and back reflectivity for early morning and nighttime runs
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View all CamelBak Running Hydration Vests| Best Use | Trail Running |
|---|---|
| Gear Capacity (L) | 8 liters |
| Gear Capacity (cu. in.) | 450 cubic inches |
| Reservoir Included | Yes |
| Liquid Capacity (L) | 2 liters |
| Number of Exterior Pockets | 13 |
| Weight | 9 ounces |
| Material(s) | 70-denier nylon/3D polyester mesh |
| Bite Valve Shut-off Switch | Yes |
| Fits Chest | Unavailable |
| BPA Free | Yes |
| Dimensions | 15.7 x 11.6 x 8.3 inches |
| Gender | Unisex |
| Wide-Mouth Opening | Yes |
| Frame Type | Frameless |
| Quick Disconnect Tubing | Yes |
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CharlesCZ
Praha, Česko
Slipping straps
8 years ago
I bought this four days ago and i'm - so unhappy. I fill the reservoar, take some food, fit (coustomize) bag to my body. And set out on small (40km) trip. Troubles start early. The (both - flexible and upper) straps on the front chest - releases. I readjust it, but releases again. And again. Ok, i fix it by knot. Its not ideal. Then start slipping remaining - side straps (on hip). While running, their requiring constant readjustment. The straps slipping and slipping and slipping. Every 5 minutes must be readjustet. Its horrible! Pockets and rest of bag is fine. Product cant be recomended. Maybe for walk :( Its fail. -- And - is some way to fix this problem? Any guide? Else i must return bag to vendor.
No, I do not recommend this product
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Millie
Florida, USA
Light weight & comfortable
7 years ago
I love this vest mostly because it is so comfortable. Lots of pockets and storage space which is great for me during my long distance paddles. And it has a whistle which is required for competition. The only thing a miss is a holder for the water tube, I like to have the mouth piece close to my mouth so I don't miss a stroke. I'll be able to rig something up. Also, the chest & side strap are going to get stretch out because there is not much to them, but I really don't need them so it might not be a problem.
Yes , I recommend this product
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Tron
Portland, OR, United States
Legit the worst thing ever
7 years ago
Look up the 2016 models people are reselling them for 100 more than they were bought for these are garbage the mesh will fall apart if your running through the woods honestly just bring the 2016 back with a larger front pocket that will fit plus size phones the durability was 1000% better on the old one the new one has NO adjustability with front staps AGAIN BIG downgrad
No, I do not recommend this product
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Chris9999
Toronto, Canada
Good size and balance but straps loosen
6 years ago
Good looking pack and the size is just right for moderate to long training runs. Like many others though, I find the straps continually loosen and have to be readjusted. One remedy I’ve used that helps just a bit is to rub wax on the straps (think waxed skate laces) but this isn’t fully reliable. Too bad - my older packs, e.g. Marathoner, never had this problem.
No, I do not recommend this product
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joe83
Oregon, USA
Straps constantly come loose!
7 years ago
This pack would be awesome except for the straps constantly needing to be tightened. Wore it for a ten mile run and had to re-tighten/cinch the straps every two minutes. By the end of an hour+ run this became extremely annoying. The rest of the pack is great but nothing could possibly make up for what the straps are lacking.
No, I do not recommend this product
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Ivann
Laguna Beach, CA, United States
Best Camelbak model ever.
8 years ago
One huge 2-liter hydration bag. Over ten pockets. Lightweight technology. Two big pockets on the front straps. Best practical backpack. Ever.
Yes , I recommend this product
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nfuzzy
FL, USA
Too big
7 years ago
The front side pocket are great, but overall the vest is too big. The rear pocket must be reduced to reduce the size of the vest.
No, I do not recommend this product
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Labrador7
European Union
Too many trade-offs to save a few grams!
8 years ago
I had a high expectations in this new ultra vest by Camelbak! I own and use the previous Ultra 10 model (electric blue and yellow) regularly for my training and ultra races. The new Ultra 10 definitely has some improvements compared to the previous model: - organization is top notch: I love the different mesh and zip pockets they have added - the phone pocket has is bigger and easier to open - the zip pulls are easier to find and use - the front harness water bottle pockets are deeper - It is lighter than the previous one - it offers improved breathability compared to the prevoous model I have to be honest: there is quite a few things they did get right with this pack. Unfortunately, the drive to reduce weight - and probably cost - in my opinion has resulted into excessive compromise and flaws were introduced compared to the previous version! The negative: - The chest and side straps do not stay in place and the pack needs to be constantly readjusted: it becomes extremely annoying, much more so considering it is a running pack that is supposed to be used for ultra distanaces. - Adjustability has been considerably reduced compared to the previous version: it will fit some but not others! - The back panel is not as comfortable as the previous model: less padding. - The shoulder straps are not as comfortable as the previous model: it can be fine for shorter training runs but in an ultra where mandatory gear brings up the weight or need to carry a full reservoir, it becomes uncomfortable - The reservoir can be removed and inserted only sideways: it's fairly quick but personally preferred the previous model; - There is no way to sinch or keep the gear in the pack from moving around. The mesh pockets inside the pack can help for some smaller item but you can feel stuff bouncing around if not full - The back design is awkward as it's deep and narrow: making it slightly wider and longer and less deep would have made the pack hug your back more closely and bounce around less - The pole attachment system is very basic to say the least: on the previous model it wasn't good either and they haven't improved on it. You are supposed to stick foldanble poles into your left pocket and secure both poles using an elastic loop at the top. It works but creates an imbalance and the poles move around too in the side pocket. - Mesh material is the thinnest I have seen: sure it reduces the weight by a few grams but also means it's way less durable. I would use this pack only if it fits your body type fine and you don't need to carry much gear. It could be a good pack for warm weather training or ultra running where you don't need to carry heavier extra layer or gear. If you don't have minimalist gear, I wouldn't use for the UTMB as it would be too unfortable or even too small to fit everything! The fact that you have to costantly readjust the chest and side straps is a major oversight in design. Too much focus on saving weight at the expense of comfort and important feature such as compressing the pack and adjustability!
No, I do not recommend this product
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