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When you're on a trail run with a minimal amount of gear, the award-winning North Face Thresher Hydration Backpack keeps things low-profile. The X-bungee system is perfect to stash a windbreaker, while a removable, adjustable waist belt gives you options for lighter loads. The 70-oz Nalgene® antimicrobial reservoir prevents mysterious organisms from camping out in the bladder, as the magnetic bite valve stays close for at ready liquid relief. A secondary compartment allows for lightweight necessities, while a reflective light loop and reflective hits keep you in view at dark.
The North Face designed the Thresher Hydration Pack to stay out of your way during long trail runs. Adjust the shoulder, sternum, and waist straps for a smooth fit, and let the magnetic hydration bite valve stick neatly to the pack so it won’t flop around as you jog. Bring your keys and energy bars along, and if rain clouds are on the horizon, just cinch a jacket in the Thresher Pack’s outer bungee strap. A resilient and taste-free Nalgene Encapsul water reservoir resists bacterial growth, so if your drink looks greenish, it’s just because your roommate put an energy drink in there.
| Bite Valve: | Articulated magnetic Bite Me Valve |
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| Manufacturer Warranty: | Lifetime |
| Material: | 210 HT Ripstop Cordura nylon |
| Pockets: | 1 Main, 1 outer zip |
| Recommended Use: | Trail running, biking, light hiking |
| Reservoir Volume: | 70oz (2.1L) |
| Volume: | 250cu in (4L) |
| Waist-belt: | Yes, removable |
| Weight: | 12oz (325g) |
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| The backpack is very small. Great for short hikes or bike rides. | |
| Anonymous at Altrec on 10/27/2009 | |
Don't buy it - wish I had a review when I did | |
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| Leaks like nobody's business - all down your back. The connection between the hose and bladder is very poor. Also, the mouthpiece leaks all over your shirt/pants while riding, even if it is closed. Not to mention there is a hole in the bladder hose now from normal use. It'll work fine - just never take the hose off of the bladder or use the mouthpiece. | |
| Jake at Altrec on 05/08/2009 | |
great pack, throw the bladder away | |
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The pack is great, but the bladder leaked immediately. I threw it away and replaced it with a camelbak bladder that I already had. | |
| stevelmac9448480 at Backcountry.com on 06/20/2009 | |
Cool bag, crap bladder. | |
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In line with the other comment, the bladder is trash. It's supposedly a North Face branded Nalgene bladder, but Nalgene bladders don't leak like this. I've had two thresher bladders leak (one at pivot at bottom, one at screwtop) and my girlfriend's TNF Mako bag leaked too. | |
| Sam Reese at Backcountry.com on 10/20/2009 | |
