Fishpond Piney Creek Tech Pack Review
The folks over at fishpond were kind enough to send over the Piney Creek Tech Pack for us to review and play with. We love checking out local companies, and fishpond is located right...
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Camelbak Baja LR Review
As stand up paddling continues to grow, so does the amount of gear made specifically for SUP’ing. Like mountain biking and hiking, long trips with no water stops means you need to come prepared....
Giveaway: Hydrapak Big Sur Hydration Backpack
The Hydrapak Big Sur can keep you going all day! It has a large, 100oz (3L) insulated fluid reservoir in a dedicated compartment, along with a multitude of organizer pockets, loops, and clips to...
Gregory Miwok 22 Review
With a long history of making great fitting backpacking packs, Gregory has been playing in the space of day packs and hydration packs over the past few years. Often times, when a company jumps...
Geigerrig RIG 500 Review
Benefiting outdoor enthusiast and athletes, innovation in hydration packs has held constant for many years. What does this mean for runners, hikers, bikers, etc? It typically means that you can enjoy your activity more...
Camelbak Octane LR Hydration Pack Review
Camelbak. We all know the name, we’ve seen people wearing it, and we know how it works. Essentially, you carry water like a camel – in a pack on your back. Granted, a camel...
Hydrapak Avila Review
Whether you’re looking for the perfect hydration pack for your long run or looking for a simple no frills pack for a day hike, the Hydrapak Avila is an excellent option. I’ve been testing...
Platypus Origin 3 Hydration Pack Review
New for Spring 2011, Platypus introduces the Origin 3.0 hydration pack. The Origin 3.0 is a 2 liter hydration pack with intended uses of mountain biking, trail running, and other activities where you...
Camelbak Fourteener Hydration Pack Review
Living in Colorado, one of my favorite seasons is the spring because the snow starts to melt and the trails begin to dry out. While you can hike with snow on the trials (and...
Camelbak Fairfax Hydration Pack Review
Coming out with a simple and solid hydration backpack, Camelbak introduces the 2011 Fairfax. I’ve been testing this hydration backpack out for the past two months on runs anywhere from 5 miles to 15...
Gregory Diablo Pack Review
The Diablo is an ultralight hydration pack within Gregory’s Active Trail pack line. The pack weighs a mere 1 lb (the lightest one they make) and will not weigh you down while out on...
Hydrapak Jolla Hydration Pack Review
The Jolla from Hydrapak is one the most versatile hydration packs on the market. At 18 liters of space and holding a 100 ounce reservoir it is a great choice for those all day...
Osprey Raptor 10 Hydration Pack Review
Whether your mountain biking, hiking, or trail running, the Osprey Raptor 10 is a great option for a 3 liter hydration pack. We tested this pack out for a couple months on all of...
The North Face Enduro BOA Hydration Pack Review
When it comes to innovation, The North Face Flight Series has been pushing the limits for years and the Enduro BOA is no exception. The new Enduro Boa hydration pack is a lot different...
CamelBak Hellion Pack Review
What started out as a simple way to carry water while biking or hiking has turned into a huge product category all it’s own. Camelbak started things off years ago and continues to be...
Mountain Hardwear Fluid 10 Pack Review
The Mountain Hardwear Fluid 10 is the perfect pack for those looking for a good all around 1-6 hour activity pack. We tested this pack during mid distance trail runs, 10-15 mile hikes, road...
