CamelBak Volt 13 LR Hydration Pack - 100 fl. oz.
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CamelBak Volt 13 LR Hydration Pack - 100 fl. oz. Video
The ultralight CamelBak Volt 13 LR hydration pack offers 100 fl. oz. of hydration capacity along with room for gear on your mountain biking adventures.
- 4-point adjustable harness offers a custom, secure fit
- Lightweight back panel incorporates a vertical ventilation chimney, allowing your back to breathe
- LR designation stands for "Lumbar Reservoir", placing the reservoir low and close to your body for enhanced stability
- 100 fl. oz. Antidote™ reservoir is equipped with the Quick Link™ connection system for hassle-free removal of the drinking tube
- Big Bite™ valve is ergonomically positioned for easy drinking
- It's easy to access the reservoir via the zippered flap at bottom front of the pack; simply lift the flap to unzip it, open the reservoir mouth and fill
- The Volt 13 LR is constructed out of ultralight materials throughout; Durable Water Repellent finish helps fend off light rain
- 600 cu. in. gear capacity lets you bring along the essentials such as a multi-tool, CO2 pump and cartridges, spare tube, extra layer, energy foods, cell phone, wallet and keys
- Main compartment features a mesh organizer panel and key clip; front outer stash pocket can hold a jacket or other bulky items
- Zippered hipbelt pockets offer quickly accessible storage for small items such as energy bars or gels
- The CamelBak Volt 13 LR hydration pack has reflective detailing, increasing your visibility in low light
Imported.
| Best use | Mountain biking |
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| Frame type | Frameless |
| BPA free | Yes |
| Gear capacity (L) | 10 liter |
| Gear capacity (cu. in.) | 600 cubic inches |
| Liquid capacity (L) | 3 liter |
| Liquid capacity (fl. oz.) | 100 fluid ounces |
| Weight | 1 lb. 3 oz. |
| Weight - metric | 0.54 kilogram |
| Fits torso | Up to 23 inches |
| Fits waist/hips | Up to 48 inches |
| Material(s) | Coated ripstop nylon |
| Number of exterior pockets | 5 |
| Hipbelt | Yes |
| Bite valve shut-off switch | Yes |
| Quick disconnect tubing | Yes |
| Wide-mouth opening | Yes |
| Dimensions | 20 x 26 x 9 inches |
| Gender | Men's |
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Oct 12, 2015Nice ideas poor execution
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Mar 6, 2014Great PackIt's very comfortable pack. Placement of pouch keeps weight off shoulders. Waist belt is easily adjustable on the fly. Great product!
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Apr 29, 2013Didn't last one weekend in MoabI replaced a Camelbak HAWG from ~'04, it finally wore out. I bought the Volt 13LR to replace it, I really like how it stays in place on long rides and fits with the bike. But took it to Mo...
Read More I replaced a Camelbak HAWG from ~'04, it finally wore out. I bought the Volt 13LR to replace it, I really like how it stays in place on long rides and fits with the bike. But took it to Moab for a mtn bike trip. Slickrock was the first ride and kinda spun out and fell over on one of the steep climbs, the granola bar in the side pocket ripped through the side (no it wasn't a 3 year expired clif bar). The fabric is very light and thin like a tent, not a backpack. Setting the backpack on the ground during stops, wore holes in the bottom on the back side. The design of the backpack is good for mtn biking, but my multitool wouldn't easily fit in the outer pocket, the tire pump and shock pump didn't have a dedicated spot in the large opening, which is weird for a bike specific pack. I really want to like this pack but if the previous one lasted 9 years I expect the new one to do the same.
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Read More Like the ideas behind the bag but wasn't happy with the weakness of the materials and lack of compression straps. I originally bought the bag for running, mountain bikeing, and doing obstacle course racing. After running a few miles during training and having the small weight bouncing in the bag I took it off. I don't like the stuff bouncing around on my back. I realized the bag doesn't have enough compression to hold it tight and to keep the gear in place. So on the way to take it back to REI and return it. I noticed small cuts on the bottom of the bag from dropping it on the ground. Um yeah that's not going to hold up in a race where Im climbing under and over things like barb wire and what not. Glad I replaced this weak sloppy bag with a osprey. The bladder is ok to remove but it's not the easiest again after using another brand I wouldn't use camelbak again. That's just me.