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Jun 24, 2006 | 08:01 PM
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i was wondering if the water back packs were really worth the money i am not going to buy from camelbak because they are giving a donation to the orginizations that are trying to stop us from riding but i would just like to know some feedback and how well these work and if they are really worth the money
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Landon
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Jun 25, 2006 | 03:09 AM
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Camelbak is supporting some group that is trying to close riding areas? That's kind of surprising as many of their customers are ATV, mountain bike riders, or dirtbikers...
Anyhow, in my book they are worth it, and camelbak are in my opinioin the best made and best designed. I keep a multi-tool, some first aid stuff, fire starting stuff, and that kind of stuff in a Blowfish that I use both for longer mountain bike rides, and on the quad.
Anyhow, in my book they are worth it, and camelbak are in my opinioin the best made and best designed. I keep a multi-tool, some first aid stuff, fire starting stuff, and that kind of stuff in a Blowfish that I use both for longer mountain bike rides, and on the quad.
Jun 25, 2006 | 03:12 AM
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yea i was reading last night i forgot what thread it was on but "x" amount of there profit they donate to orginizations that are trying to stop us from riding thats what i dont gt most of there costumers are 4 wheeler/ dirtbike owners lol
Jun 25, 2006 | 11:26 AM
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I have a Tusk hydro pack and I use it all the time. Well worth the money. I got mine from RMATV
I can see Camelpak giving a share of their proceeds to enviro groups since I would say a lot of their sales are to the greenie variety. Hikers, backpackers, climbers. The ones that believe there shouldn't be ANY motorized use in this countries beauitful outdoor regions.
I didn't know they were doing that, but it's good to know.
I can see Camelpak giving a share of their proceeds to enviro groups since I would say a lot of their sales are to the greenie variety. Hikers, backpackers, climbers. The ones that believe there shouldn't be ANY motorized use in this countries beauitful outdoor regions.
I didn't know they were doing that, but it's good to know.
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Jun 25, 2006 | 09:25 PM
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i found one hyration pack is that worth the money i would like to find a store that sales them for cheap if any one has any information please help!!!!!!!!!!!
Jun 25, 2006 | 11:07 PM
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Do you have GI Joe stores down there?
If not try Cabelas if you have one near you.
Or any large sporting goods store like Sports Authority or Gart Sports. Don't know if you have them down in Texas.
$19.99 is a good price but not with $9.99 for shipping.
If not try Cabelas if you have one near you.
Or any large sporting goods store like Sports Authority or Gart Sports. Don't know if you have them down in Texas.
$19.99 is a good price but not with $9.99 for shipping.
Jun 25, 2006 | 11:11 PM
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Originally posted by: Red400EXRod
Do you have GI Joe stores down there?
If not try Cabelas if you have one near you.
Or any large sporting goods store like Sports Authority or Gart Sports. Don't know if you have them down in Texas.
$19.99 is a good price but not with $9.99 for shipping.
Do you have GI Joe stores down there?
If not try Cabelas if you have one near you.
Or any large sporting goods store like Sports Authority or Gart Sports. Don't know if you have them down in Texas.
$19.99 is a good price but not with $9.99 for shipping.
