Bags for hydration packs and CamelBak
You will appreciate backpacks combined with a hydration bag (so-called "camelbag") especially during long marches and expeditions. Proper hydration in the field is extremely important, thanks to the hydration bags you will have drinking water immediately available without unnecessary delays and searching for a bottle at the bottom of the backpack. A number of tactical and military backpacks from our offer are equipped with an inner case for a hydration bag, or you can use a modular case or a separate backpack for a camelbag. Backpacks and hydration bag cases can be attached to plate carriers or tactical vests. In addition to the hydration bag, it is usually possible to place small equipment such as a wallet, first aid kit, etc. in these backpacks and cases.
To keep the drinking regime with the hydration bag on your back is so easy!
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Cargo Pack - Elite Ops, Warrior
Hydration bag Tactical, 3 L, Multicam, Source
Hydration bag WXP Tactical, 3 L, green, Source
Guardian Smallpack, Helikon
Hydration Carrier - Elite Ops, MOLLE, Warrior
Tidepool Hydration Carrier, Condor
Hydration bag Kangaroo, 1 L, Source
Hydratation Bag Oval, 1,5 L, Mil-Tec
Basic Water Pack with Straps, 3 L, Mil-Tec
Hydration Carrier, 5.11, Multicam
Laser Cut Water Bag 2,5L, Olive, Mil-Tec
Mil-Spec Camel Bag, 3L, Mil-Tec
BACKPACKS WITH HYDRATING BAG
A hydration bag, sometimes also a camelbag, is the equipment of a modern soldier or traveler. It is compact and easy to use. A number of tactical and military backpacks from our offer are equipped with an inner case for a hydration bag, or you can use a modular case or a separate camelbak backpack.
BENEFITS OF HYDRATING BAG
- Hydration bags are hygienic - most bags have an antibacterial treatment and are equipped with a special system that keeps the water fresh for longer time.
- Moisturizing bags are comfortable - there is nothing easier than drinking with suction from a tube that you have attached to the shoulder strap.
- Hydration bags are compact - can you imagine carrying a 2 l PET bottle on your back?