Posts tagged with 'camelbak'

A waxed canvas 'cycling tote,' a hydration waist pack, a puncture sealer, eyewear from Tifosi, and the long lost Cliffhanger helmet from Abus.

The M.U.L.E. EVO is a very nicely built weatherproof pack - except for the see-through mesh cellphone pocket - which probably doesn't fit you.

There are many examples of innovations from elsewhere being incorporated into MTB and CamelBak's new inline LifeStraw has Andrew pondering the subject...

Spring and summer riding means we can get away with lighter packs - here's Roggey's loadout for rides of two hours or less.

I went from carrying too much when I used to wear a hydration pack, to too little when I switched to a bum bag, but I think I've got the happy medium figured out...

The M.U.L.E is made to handle big days in the saddle, with 3 litres of water capacity, and 15 litres for gear, you'll be Boy Scout prepared...

This week's gift guide features

While some folks are simply too cool to ever consider this pack - CamelBak has a killer product in their well vented Chase Bike Vest...

When one flat tire turns into four, preparation has to be spot on. If not get to walk out - or at least have a 10 spot handy...

"f you want to buy dozens of guns to play with in the bath while you splash around and make 'bang bang!' noises, that’s fine..."

A Vista Outdoor owned company produces an AR15-type assault rifle - and Vista also owns Bell Helmets, Giro, Blackburn and Camelbak...

Iceland turns out to be the perfect playground for JKW's incredibly energetic riding style...

Capacity remains at 4 litres (including water) but this significant update on the Palos makes freeing your shoulders easier than ever before...

Camelbak introduces a pair of new packs and a new hydration bumbag that may get straps off your shoulders for good...

A close look at a medium-sized waterproof hydration pack as well as a small hip pack that also contains a bladder to keep your juices flowing...

The M.U.L.E LR 15 stands for something... and it holds 15 litres of your gear and 3 litres of water...

Rémy Métailler isn't a local - at least not yet - but he rides trails in the Sea To Sky like he was born in Squamish dirt...

Rémy Métailler riding incredible trails, briefly interrupted by some info from Camelbak, then back to the shred...

The Camelbak The Don is back for 2011 with some notable additions – and a severed Camel’s head