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The new two-piece dryer is designed to hold the Camelbak OMEGA reservoir upside down and open for quick and complete drying. Dry your reservoir quickly and completely with a NEW design. Dryer has two pieces. The first piece has a hanger and clips to the tube port. The reservoir should be upside down. The second piece fits inside the OMEGA opening and also clips to the drinking tube. This allows the water to drain out of the OMEGA opening as it hangs.
The Reservoir Dryer by Camelbak is a very important cleaning accessory that holds up your bladder (reservoir) so it can hang and air dry. One piece has a hanger for putting on shower curtains or towel racks and clips directly to the tube port. Hanging your bladder upside down, the second piece fits inside the bladder opening and also clips to the drinking tube. Water drains out as it hangs and keeps the opening from closing so it fully dries quickly.
The Camelbak Reservoir Dryer™ has a new two piece design to help dry your reservoir quickly and completely. The first piece has a hanger and clips to the tube port. The reservoir should be upside down. The second piece fits inside the OMEGA™ opening and also clips to the drinking tube. This allows the water to drain out of the OMEGA™ opening as it hangs.
Dry your reservoir quickly and completely with a NEW design. Dryer has two pieces. The first piece has a hanger and clips to the tube port. The reservoir should be upside down. The second piece fits inside the OMEGA opening and also clips to the drinking tube. This allows the water to drain out of the OMEGA opening as it hangs.
Dry your reservoir quickly and completely with a new design. The drier has two pieces. The first piece has a hanger and clips to the tube port. The reservoir should be upside down. The second piece fits inside the Omega opening and also clips to the drinking tube. This allows the water to drain out of the Omega opening as it hangs.
The new two-piece dryer is designed to hold the Camelbak OMEGA reservoir upside down and open for quick and complete drying. The clip fits to the tube port and hangs the reservoir upside down. The second piece fits inside the OMEGA opening and also clips to the drinking tube, which holds the reservoir open and allows water to drain out.
The Camelbak Reservoir Dryer(tm) is developed specifically for Camelbak hydration systems. It features a collapsible design that allows for easy insertion and removal.
This description was also provided by: FogDog Sports, Sports Authority
The new two-piece dryer is designed to hold the Camelbak OMEGA reservoir upside down and open for quick and complete drying.
Tired of using a complicated rubberband/clothesline/shoehorn combination to keep your reservoir hanging open to dry? Grab CamelBak's Reservoir Dryer hanger and keep it simple. The top of the hanger, well, hangs, and the bottom keeps the bladder open so it can dry out thoroughly.
The Camelbak Reservoir Dryer has to be one of the most ingenious Camelbak products ever. It's light and compact and expedites the drying process for all Camelbak bladders.
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| Dryer | 11.97 | |
| N/A | 11.95 | |
Rock/Creek Outfitters offers this product at $11.95, but does not provide any color/size information.
Backcountry.com offers this product at $11.95, but does not provide any color/size information.
Oregon Mountain Community offers this product at $11.95, but does not provide any color/size information.
Dick's Sporting Goods offers this product at $11.99, but does not provide any color/size information.
Ramsey Outdoor offers this product at $11.99, but does not provide any color/size information.
Sports Authority offers this product at $11.99, but does not provide any color/size information.
FogDog Sports offers this product at $11.99, but does not provide any color/size information.
SummitHut.com offers this product at $12.00, but does not provide any color/size information.
REI offers this product at $12.00, but does not provide any color/size information.
Moosejaw offers this product at $12.00, but does not provide any color/size information.
Paragon Sports offers this product at $12.95, but does not provide any color/size information.
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This works well to dry out your bladder and keep it clean. You can always just stick the tube into the bladder to keep it open and hang it by the hook. This is definitely easier though. | |
| ripplespirit at Backcountry.com on 07/09/2008 | |
Expensive, but works | |
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Its overpriced, but does what its suppose to do. I don't get any mold using this. I just wish my camelbak didn't make the water taste like plastic. I've tried everything. I'm going back to bottles. | |
| mkmiller2305042 at Backcountry.com on 07/15/2009 | |
Keep it clean! | |
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If you are like me, and you are constantly cleaning you hydration reservoir, then this is a must! You just slide it in the opening, hang it to dry and come back to it later. | |
| Dj Nebula at Backcountry.com on 05/05/2008 | |
It works! | |
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| Perfect for drying out your reservoir. For those who can't stand to let it just 'sit there'. | |
| coconutsea at REI on 11/19/2008 | |
not so impressed | |
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I agree with oregonguy, not so much about the beer can (maybe a margarita glass!), but about the fact that there are better options than this. instructions don't exist about exactly how to position the inflater piece to keep the inner bladder walls from contacting and holding moisture. the hanger is handy, though i'll probably combine my old method, also used by ripplespirit, of inserting the drinking tube inside the bladder along with this equipment. | |
| karla schritter at Backcountry.com on 03/02/2009 | |
"What happened to the collapsable blue frames?" | |
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| I left my dryer in the hotel on my last mtn biking trip. Bought one of these because I couldn't find the old style collapsable blue ones. The new design pretty much sucks. I hope the folks at Camelbak see this review and bring back the old style dryers. I'm sure these are cheaper to make and ship, but they flat out suck. | |
| Jeffrey at Moosejaw on 10/20/2009 | |
"Sucks!" | |
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| As much as I like camelback, this dryer sucks. It is not what it shows here on the picture. Two yellow plastic pieces came, but how they work is a mystery or mysery?? Could make such a solution from a piece of a wire for free. | |
| Petr at Moosejaw on 06/19/2007 | |
Beer cans are cheaper and more fun. | |
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The biggest drawback of the soft CamelBak reservoirs is draining them dry. With Platypus reservoirs, you simply blow them up a bit by mouth and let them drain and dry. CamelBak's soft material won't allow that. Now, this bit of twelve-dollar plastic does work as advertised, but rather than spend money on what probably cost eleven cents to manufacture in China, I use a twelve-ounce empty Coors can, although most other brands works just as well. Simply slip the empty can through the filler hole, hang the entire unit upside down to drain and dry and you're done. If you're the fastidious type, you may want to rearrange the can once or twice to drain any water that was trapped between Coors and CamelBak. On sale, Coors costs about $3.99 for a sixer. That's six dry-outs or, if you're like me, one dry-out and a nice buzz. Figure out what your priorities are. | |
| Oregonguy at Backcountry.com on 01/29/2008 | |
Pricey but works | |
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It helps air dry your bladder to prevent mold. Sure you could use a metal hanger so something else but that could damage your bladder or leave contaminants in it. Buy this as a kit and save money. | |
| arthur martineau at Backcountry.com on 11/26/2008 | |
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