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Question: Where does the hydration bladder fit into this backpack?
Document: The hydration compartment seals completely and has internal Velcro strips for various attachments.On the positive side, there are a lot of nice touches. A hydration bladder and hose are nicely accommodated. The Nalgene pocket is generous in size so that most popular sized travel mugs will fit. The adjustable shoulder strap is well detailed with hydration hose straps, Molle attachments and two additional storage pockets.
I own about a dozen different backpacks for different purposes & this one is now my favorite. It is impeccably well-made from the materials used to the stitching. It has quite a lot of separate pouches of different sizes & shapes and holds about as much stuff as a standard 2-strap backpack. It's got a mostly-sealed hole for headphones & straps for a hydration system. I highly recommend it.
I packed it for a 2 1/2 day trip, and I even had room left over for stuff my wife and daughter couldn't fit into their bags. I pack light.The slinging function was very useful for pulling out ID, money, boarding passes, etc, etc, quickly. As opposed to a backpack that needs to be taken off whenever you want to do anything.
etc.). And this backpack delivers everything.My biggest concern was whether this would fit my Dell XPS 15.4" Laptop. This isn't particularly a thin notebook and thus I did a lot of review research to see what others said about using it for laptops. Many reported trouble while others said it works perfectly for those lovely Macbook Airs which are paperthin.
I purchased this bag to carry camera accessories while filming a documentary. I was looking for a bag that held a fair amount of gear, yet wasn't bulky. This bag is the perfect size for that and the single sling makes it easy to take on and off quickly. I use the concealment compartment in the back to hold a 32-oz. hydration system. Overall, the design of the bag is great.
I purchased this bag because I had used the Everest Sporty Hydration bag, a cheap knock off. I loved that bag, but it fell apart quickly, so I went with this bad. It's a maxpedition, so I need not go on about how its indestructible, but as much as i wanted this bag to be the one, it was HUGE. I mean, you could stuff small animals plus all your gear in this thing. Other than that, it was great.
It doesn't have a lot of mid size compartments, though the belt zip pouch is great for your wallet, and there is a nice zipper pouch on the inside. The concealed hydration pocket is very handy. The water bottle holder is one of the main reasons I got the bag (and the waiststrapit REALLY takes the weight off my shoulder).I added a camera pouch to the front strap and it is so comfortable taking it out in that position.
High quality hook and loop.. Awesomely heavy duty carry handle at the top of the pack. I tend to carry it more than wear it.. The entire back portion of the pack has a hidden C&C; compartment that zips up. It can also double as a compartment for a camelbak bladder, which this pack accommodates well with loops and a tube hole.CONS:.
that the water bottle holder and the bladder/ccw/hidden area zipper were on opposite sides. That way I could access the contents if I slung it around to the front. As it is, the zipper is on the &#34;bottom&#34; and the water bottle is on the &#34;top&#34; so it can only be accessed by taking the bag off or by reaching behind my back with my right arm.Other than that this is my favorite bag.
However, short of being submerged or leaving the main compartment unzipped it's not going to leave your gear wet in a storm. It's got a spacious water bottle pocket but also has an internal pocket to hold a water bladder and velcro loops along the shoulder strap to secure the straw. It's comfortable to carry and distributes a load surprising well (the stowable waist strap really helps out when carrying heaver loads).
Answer: yes