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With room for snacks and an extra layer, plus a three-liter water reservoir, the CamelBak Rim Runner Hydration Pack is ready for full day trips in the backcountry. Full-zip access to the reservoir makes filling easy, and an external, fleece-lined pocket keeps your sunglasses or MP3 within easy reach. Some packs are so unwieldy that it feels like there's a struggling hyena strapped to your back. Thankfully, the CamelBak Rim Runner uses a Dynamic Suspension Harness to secure this pack comfortably on your bod.
| Bite Valve: | Big Bite with Hydrolock |
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| Compression Straps: | Two |
| Country of Origin: | China |
| Exterior Pockets: | 1 Front |
| Manufacturer Warranty: | [Pack] 2 years; [Bladder] lifetime |
| Material: | Cordura nylon |
| Recommended Use: | Day hiking, backpacking |
| Reservoir Volume: | 100oz (3L) |
| Volume: | 1590cu in (26L) |
| Waist-belt: | Yes |
| Weight: | 2lb 5oz (1060g) |
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 | CamelBak Rim Runner | $81.00 - $90.00 |
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Great Product for your needs | |
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I was looking for something to hold water and gear for daily hikes.. Rim Runner is perfect. It holds my survival gear, water, camera, maps, and chow for casual hikes through the mountains. Although I have had it for only a month, it has withstood some serious abuse. This is coming from a veteran with plenty of miles on his boots and .mil issue gear. | |
| wil2909111 at Backcountry.com on 03/13/2009 | |
Rim runner | |
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Although only owning this for two weeks, I've already used it over six times. It works well. Tip: rinse out two times before use inorder to not get bad taste. | |
| Boxingcat at Backcountry.com on 08/27/2009 | |
Great Pack | |
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I've used this pack for 10-12 mile day-hikes and it's been great. Lots of space and pockets to hold everything, comfortable, and just the right amount of water. | |
| Sue at Backcountry.com on 05/23/2009 | |
Decent Hydration System/Day Pack | |
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Camelbak has been making this pack for years. For the longest time, this was my pack of choice for most day-long ventures. It holds an extra layer of clothes, food for a day, and a very large amount of water (3L). That being said, I rarely use it anymore. As I've gained outdoor experience, I have found that I rarely need to haul 3 liters of water anywhere. I usually get through any day with a 1-liter platypus (refilling at water sources). And, unlike most "bladder compatible" packs, this pack becomes a very poor choice when used without the bladder (or even a smaller bladder). It has a large insulated compartment with a huge zipper. This compartment is half of the pack's weight and serves no other function than to hold a 3-liter bladder. You can put a smaller bladder or only partially fill your 3-liter bladder, but you still have all of this unused space and pack material you're lugging around. I guess, to sum it up...this is a 3-liter hydration system which functions fairly well as a daypack. I'd much prefer a good daypack which is compatible with whatever hydration system I choose to use that day. | |
| Eric McCammond at Backcountry.com on 05/20/2009 | |
