Instruction: Analyze a question and its supporting document. Predicting answerability based on the information provided in the document. Output yes if the document contains relevant information to answer the question, otherwise output no.

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Question: Does this hold the Camelbak 100oz 3L Beast water bladder?
Document: You can attach a hook & loop pistol holster to the bag's loop field. You can fit a 100z water bladder in the CCW compartment, and run the tube out of the top of the bag and through the webbing on the main strap.It has a whistle attached to the support strap.
I have used this pack daily for nearly a year now. In it, I carry a 15 inch laptop with power cord, four subject folders (for my college classes), wallet, keys, map, cell phone, first aid kid, pens, pencils, knives, a 72 ounce Camelbak bladder, flashlight, and a couple of tools. It's VERY convenient to be able to spin your bag around and pull out (whatever) without having to take the bag off.
Just can't function on the haul. Fully loaded, it's almost uncarry-able for a long period, and I'm a pretty strong guy.If it weren't for that, this would be one of the most perfect 3-day packs ever made. But forget about a full water bladder and bottle in the side pocket. Above 20lbs you're looking at neck & shoulder cramps for days.If there were an optional X-strap, it'd be fantastic.
Just by sliding the bag around to the front, the entire contents are accessible, and the bag can be fully loaded or emptied in this position.There is a back compartment lined with Velcro which can hold a 100 oz. hydration bladder, or a handgun.
It fits on the main strap well and provides quick/easy access to important paper without digging into the main bag...NOTE4: If you are a "CamelBak Elixir" user the outside upper pocket has elastic loops that hold the "12 tab" tubes perfectly (I hold 4 tubes with no prob, plus flashlight, and multitool)
Excellent pack! It's big enough to hold what you need. The sling is great for throwing it on fast, or to just throw over a shoulder walking from the car. No issues with shoulder pain from the single sling and I'm carrying about 15lbs in the pack (clothes, 32oz water bottle, odds and ends, multi-tool, etc. Construction is top notch and the material used is thick. High quality gear. Great product. Pricey, but you get high quality. Would buy again.
I love this backpack!!! It is my edc and had been all over the world with me!! there is plenty of room in it and concealed carry pocket is great, there is even room for my 100 oz camelbak in it.
Hydration bladder storage area easily fits my 10&#34; tablet and zippers go beneath strap so don't have to worry about someone stealing from me. It even fit my 15&#34;laptop, it was tight and there is not a lot of padding, so I don't think I would want to use on a regular basis, but in a pinch it will fit.
So you'r shoulder goes number after a few hours... Get over it and flip the pack around! I've found that its just as easy, and on a motorcycle, safe and more comfortable to wear this pack "sideways". Be warned, while it's a leviathan when it comes to space (relative to the other gearslingers) that space can fill up quick with the internal organizers. The bladder can be a pain to get to as the opening for the pocket is quite smaller than the rest.
The top handle is very sturdy. This is a plus as I end up using it quite a bit getting it in and out of the car and in lectures. I use the very top zippered compartment for my phone, pens, mouse and other frequently needed things.As for CCW, the Sig fits comfortably in the rear zippered compartment when I am not going to be on campus. My Camelbak better bottles (both 750 & 1L) both fit into the side pouch perfectly.
Answer: yes