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Their rugged exterior makes these hydration reservoirs perfect for use in packs. Available in three sizes to fit most packs, they come standard with an ergonomic 90-degree bite valve with shut-off to minimize leaks. The MSR Hydromedary Bags are versatile hydration systems that feature the same tough, lightweight 200-denier Cordura® exterior as our DromLite™ reservoirs and are loaded with great features for everyone from day hikers to diehard backcountry travelers. Their rugged exterior makes them perfect for use in packs without dedicated hydration sleeves while the durable BPA-free, food-grade lining handles freezing. Available in three sizes to fit most packs, they come standard with an ergonomic 90-degree bite valve with shut-off to minimize leaks.
The most durable hydration system available. These bags are built with the same tough "MSR® red" 200-denier Cordura® as our DromLites and feature a new high-flow/no-leak bite valve, a low-profile easy-fill/carry handle, and three streamlined shapes that fit most packs.
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Carry water more easily and efficiently on your next adventure with the Hydromedary Hydration Bag from MSR. Whether you're on a simple day hike, or a challenging excursion, this versatile reservoir made of durable "MSR red" cordura is ideal for use in packs without dedicated hydration sleeves.
The most durable hydration system available. These bags are built with the same tough “MSR® red” 200-denier Cordura® as our DromLites™ and feature a new high-flow/no-leak bite valve, a low-profile easy-fill/carry handle, and three streamlined shapes that fit most packs.
The most durable hydration system available. These bags are built with the same tough "MSR® red" 200-denier Cordura® as their DromLites™ and feature a new high-flow/no-leak bite valve, a low-profile easy-fill/carry handle, and three streamlined shapes that fit most packs.
The newly-designed Hydromedary Bags are MSR's most durable hydration systems. MSR built the Hydromedary Bag out of tough 200D cordura to take the abuse of the trail. These Hydromedary Bags come complete with a drink tube, a high-flow no-leak bite valve, and a low-profile easy-fill handle. Slip a Hydromedary Bag in your backpack for an instant hands-free hydration system.
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| Capacity: | [2 Liter] 70 fl oz; [2.5 Liter] 87.5 fl oz; [3 Liter] 100 fl oz |
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| Country of Origin: | China |
| Dimensions: | [2 Liter] 6.5 x 17 in/16.5 x 43 cm; [2.5 Liter] 7.5 x 14.5 in/19 x 33.5 cm; [3 Liter] 7.5 x 18 in/19 x 46 cm |
| Film: | Cordura-200D (Nylon)/TPU |
| Material: | nylon (bag); polyurethane (spout, drink tube, hose port); plastic (cap); silicone (bite valve); |
| Volume: | 70 fl oz (2 liter); 87.5 fl oz (2.5 liter); 100 fl oz (3 liter) |
| Warranty: | Limited Lifetime Lifetime |
| Weight: | [2 Liter] 6.5 oz/184 g; [2.5 Liter] 6.7 oz/190 g; [3 Liter] 7.1 oz/201 g |
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 | MSR 2.5L Hydromedary Hydration Bag | $34.95 |
 | MSR Hydromedary Bag 2-3L | $32.95 - $36.95 |
 | MSR Hydromedary Bag 2 Liter | $32.95 |
| MSR Hydromedary Bag 3 Liter | $36.95 |
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| Size | Color | |
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| Red | N/A | |
| 2 Long | 32.95 | |
| 2l | 32.9532.95 | 32.95 |
| 2 Liters | 32.90 | |
| 2 Liter | 32.95 | |
| 2.5 Liter | 34.95 | |
| 2.5 Liters | 32.9534.90 | |
| 2.5l | 34.9534.95 | 34.95 |
| 3 L | 32.95 | |
| 3 Liter | 36.95 | |
| 3l | 36.9536.95 | 36.95 |
| 3 Liters | 36.90 | |
| N/A | 30.0036.95 | |
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"If you tend to pop other bladders, or have to cut bite valves to get enough water flow this it pro" | |
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| It may be more than the average backpacker needs. However, I just took it for a trial run during a week long training event. Fit perfectly in an army issued Duramax hydration pack. The opening for the fill mouth on the issued Camelback was too small, although I'm pretty sure someone could cut it to make the necessary room. It help up to any abuse I threw at it including me rolling around on it in my body armor. The bit valve will drown you if you let it, ensuring that you can down enough water to stay strong during the worst heat, or during the most physically demanding tasks. However because the bite valve is at a ninety degree angle you'll need to keep it secured to prevent it | |
| Thomas at Moosejaw on 07/12/2008 | |
"Great in combination with MSR miniworks" | |
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| I bought this mainly to pair with the MSR miniworks filter, and it does not disappoint at all. MSR consistently makes absolutely bomber products, and this one is no different. If you have a smaller backpack (say 45-55 liters) definitely pick up the 2.5 liter, as the 2 and 3 liter bags are likely going to be too large to fit into your bag without completely removing your sleeping bag - which would make filtering a huge hassle on the trail. Overall, a rock solid product that pairs greatly with the MSR miniworks. | |
| Martin at Moosejaw on 10/19/2008 | |
"Durable bladder that does what it's told" | |
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| The bladder does what it is designed to do, no leaks, sufficient water flow, etc. It seems like the fabric will be more durable than the regular camelbag bladders. The only complaint I have is that the handle beneath the bladders screw on top rotates freely. You can't use it as something to hold on to while screwing the top on, and if you pick it up and carry it without turning the handle upwards it can rotate suddenly so you drop it. Not a big deal though. | |
| Jason at Moosejaw on 02/01/2008 | |
not that bad :) | |
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I have it for three years and it is the only hydration bag that have a big flow of water! | |
| Guy Geva at Backcountry.com on 09/30/2008 | |
Twisted | |
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It's durable, doesn't taste like plastic, is easy to fill and clean...I love this thing! The polyurethane lining is bittersweet. It keeps the tube from cracking in the winter but mine got twisted where the tube stems from the bladder. After I pulled it apart to untwist it, I couldn't get the darn thing back together! As long as you keep it from twisting, this puppy is a work of art! | |
| M.C.Fleming at Backcountry.com on 10/10/2007 | |
"It's a hydration bladder. Period." | |
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| No fluff. No fold. No starch. Just wash. Solid all around quality hydration bladder from MSR. Nothing new or innovative here but it gets the job done exactly how you would expect. The eyelets at the top for hooking or tying the bag is a nice touch. I think I still prefer the wider opening of the camelbak bags but that in no way detracts from my recommending this product. | |
| Tom at Moosejaw on 08/01/2009 | |
I love this | |
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I love it. I had one and i flipped my mt bike and landed on my back and that one kinda leaks around the cap now so I got a replacement. Love it I can just hook it up to my filter and fill up my water it's awesome. | |
| Jesse Russell at Backcountry.com on 09/07/2009 | |
Super strong and no residue left in water | |
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I have used Camelbacks for years and they have done the job, but this hydration bladder by MSR tops the list. Never worried about it tearing or popping, the water comes out very easily and am yet to experience any leaks. | |
| Garrett Grove at Backcountry.com on 12/11/2006 | |
"Good Stuff" | |
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| So far so good. Easy to fill, no leaks, and fast flow. I bought the 2.5L, but I would recommend going ahead and purchasing the 3L. It's not much bigger and allows you the option of carrying more water. | |
| Alex at Moosejaw on 01/16/2008 | |
like a hydration pack, except you can pick the backpack. | |
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I use this around camp, in a day pack, or in my full pack. It is fairly durable and has a long tube so you can turn any backpack into a hydration pack. | |
| dan02127 at Backcountry.com on 12/17/2007 | |
"Did not work for me" | |
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| This product has a design problem . . . at least, based on the way I used it on the AT. I fill my hydration bag by removing the bite valve, connecting the tube to my water filter, and backfilling. The tube, however, has a lining that detached from the tube itself under this abuse. When the lining detached, no water would flow to the bite valve. My only solution was to cut an inch or two off of the tube every couple of days to expose a new piece of tube with the lining still attacked. Sure, I could have filled through the treaded opening. But, I would still have to remove the bite valve in order to snake the tube back out of the hydration hole in my pack . . . or dangle the pack ove | |
| James at Moosejaw on 01/23/2008 | |
That's the problem! | |
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I used this bladder for five months of intensive hiking and loved it. Then the same thing (exactly) that happened to the reviewer "Twisted" happened to me. "After I pulled it apart to untwist it, I couldn't get the darn thing back together! " It is now useless. This is a major design flaw. Beware. | |
| Anonymous at Backcountry.com on 11/01/2007 | |
"Lightweight, tuff and fire engine red" | |
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| The grabber handle is nice for support while screwing the cap on or filtering but as someone else said, it does rotate. Makes final tightening a bit tricky. Luckily the cap seals quickly, not like previous eras of the Dromedary bags. Not crazy about the valve but I'm used to Nalgenes and Camelbaks and if you want you can swap them out. The MSR does flow fast and if you forget to turn it off you can really soak yourself by bumping it against something. Wish they had grommets on the bottom of the bag so I could hang it and use my spigot cap in camp, but hey they can't think of everything. | |
| Chris at Moosejaw on 10/22/2008 | |
"try something else" | |
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| Love the capacity and light weight, hate the drip from where the black plastic of the mouthpiece plugs into the clear tubing. As I hiked, I had a steady drip, drip, drip onto my shirt from this. My camelbak omega reservoirs don't have this problem. I saw some earlier reviews mentioning the same problem, but all the other current reviews seem to love it, so maybe the problem has been fixed. | |
| Charles at Moosejaw on 07/02/2008 | |
