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Camelbak Lobo 9 Hydration Pack - Dusty Olive

Camelbak Lobo 9 Hydration Pack - Dusty Olive

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Camelbak Lobo 9 Hydration Pack - Dusty Olive

The Camelbak Lobo 9 Hydration Pack in Dusty Olive is a do-it-all, versatile pack crafted from sustainable nylon, designed to be your ultimate quiver-killer companion for any adventure. Whether you're shredding trails, tackling long rides, or exploring new terrain, this durable pack delivers exceptional storage, integrated tool organization, and hands-free hydration with its 2L Crux® Reservoir.

KEY FEATURES
• Air Support™ Back Panel: Engineered with body-mapping technology for maximum ventilation and lightweight comfort.
• Magnetic Tube Trap™: Keeps your hydration tube secure and accessible at all times.
• 3D Vent Mesh Harness: Lightweight, breathable, and equipped with extra cargo for all-day comfort.
• Integrated Carry Pockets: Organizes tools and repair kits so you’re always prepared.
• Helmet Carry: Stow and secure your helmet when not in use.

SPECIFICATIONS
• MATERIAL: Sustainable nylon; Back Panel: Air Support
• SIZE: 18.5 x 8.66 x 2.48 in / 47 x 22 x 6.3 cm (Torso Fit Range: 17" - 21")
• COLOUR: Dusty Olive
• COMPATIBILITY: Includes Crux 2L Reservoir with Quicklink System
• WEIGHT: 1 lb 2 oz. / 510 g (pack only)

A must-have for riders who demand versatility and reliability, the Camelbak Lobo 9 Hydration Pack - Dusty Olive delivers cool comfort and endless adaptability—gear up and conquer more miles, no matter the journey!

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Overall rating: 3.0 / 5 from 1 reviews.

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Camelbak dropped the ball

"Ive used numerous camelbaks for the last 15 years and this one is the worst especially filling the reservoir. You can barely get the lid open due to how close the camelbak shell is around it and it pushes against the lid. Then when you try to fill it the pads in the back of the camelbak are so stiff and curved that you cant keep the reservoir open to get ice in and water. I have to crush the camelbak from the sides inwards to get it to open up. Camelbak should have given a little more room around the reservoir lid area and the pads should be made of a less stiffer material. This is almost like an actual spine protector material in my street bike jackets. It also doesn't allow it to feel as comfortable while on you as well. Pockets are an upgrade to my old logo with a little more storage. The magnetic drink tube holder should have an optional holder on the straps themselves like the old logo. I had to cut the tube so I didn't have an extra 6 inches just flapping in the wind."

— Brian B. (3/5)

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Overall rating: 3.0 / 5 from 1 reviews.

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Camelbak dropped the ball

"Ive used numerous camelbaks for the last 15 years and this one is the worst especially filling the reservoir. You can barely get the lid open due to how close the camelbak shell is around it and it pushes against the lid. Then when you try to fill it the pads in the back of the camelbak are so stiff and curved that you cant keep the reservoir open to get ice in and water. I have to crush the camelbak from the sides inwards to get it to open up. Camelbak should have given a little more room around the reservoir lid area and the pads should be made of a less stiffer material. This is almost like an actual spine protector material in my street bike jackets. It also doesn't allow it to feel as comfortable while on you as well. Pockets are an upgrade to my old logo with a little more storage. The magnetic drink tube holder should have an optional holder on the straps themselves like the old logo. I had to cut the tube so I didn't have an extra 6 inches just flapping in the wind."

— Brian B. (3/5)

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