Reddit reviews CamelBak M.U.L.E. Mountain Biking Hydration Pack - 20 Percent More Water Per Sip - Easy Refilling - Magnetic Tube Trap - 100 Ounce
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The iconic M.U.L.E is the perfect balance of cargo and hydration in a feature-rich, narrow-gauge designAntidote reservoir features Quick Link system, easy open/close cap, lightweight fill port, Dryer arms, center baffling and low-profile designKey pack features: xv back panel, magnetic tube trap, bike tool organizer pocket, four-point compression, helmet hooksDesigned to carry helmet, Multi-tool, pump, Spare tube, extra layer, lunch, phone, keysCamelbak Got your Bak guarantee: if we build it, we'll Bak it with our lifetime guaranteeThree interior slip pockets. Three exterior pockets.
Walmart has some in the camping/outdoors section, as I'm sure any sports authority or sports stores would have them as well. This is mine which has one pocket for the bladder (which I put the rest of my stuff in there in a gallon ziploc bag) and a tiny pocket useful for like keys or gum or unimportant stuff. Camelbaks are allowed and don't have to follow the one pocket rule, but they can't be backpacks like this.
I have the Camelbak Mule. It works awesome for me. Has a small front pocket, a large backpack-like pocket chamber, a top pocket, and then an exposed pocket between the front two that I put my sweatshirt or t shirt in (you can tighten it so no one can nab your stuff).
It's a bit pricey (got it on sale), but it holds a lot of stuff and a lot of water (without being too bulky).
I'm curious about this too. I have a CamelBak that I brought to Shaky Knees last year and had no issue bringing it in but I see Music Midtown says no multi-pocket bags and technically this one has at least 2 zippered compartments... I'm just going to take it and hope for the best. Having that constant source of water is a life saver at these things.
Oh. Lol, sorry, totally misread the title. I use a Camelbak M.U.L.E. It's got a few compartments with lots of room, holds up pretty well to the elements, and can fit a 3 liter hydration pack, which I sometimes fill and sometimes don't, depending on how long the hike will be and what the weather is like. I've had it for a few years and don't remember the exact model, but it's similar to this one: https://www.amazon.com/CamelBak-2016-M-U-L-E-Hydration-Charcoal/dp/B00O0OKKA2
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00O0OKKA2/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
I bought this. It looks great and it can hold other stuff too (sweater, battery pack, etc.)
My favorite festival must have is my hydration pack! Specifically the CamelBak M.U.L.E. I always stay hydrated and it gives me enough room to store my stuff without being too bulky. :)
I'll be attending weekend 2.
I have this Camelbak Mule NV, but it is also a bit on the small side. However I can get rain jacket / pants, lunch, wallet and stuff, my sunglasses in a big case, tools and a variety of odd things inside. I believe there are bigger versions of the Mule, but I think they would become a bit uncomfortable for cycling.