Instruction: Output yes if the supporting document can answer the given question. Otherwise, output no.

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Question: Is there a compartment for a hydration pack?
Document: This is a very useful back pack. Stows in a the upper cabin storage. It is lightweight and has many functional compartment. It carries easily with useful handle. Probably well suited for a woman. Recommended.
I use this backpack for ultralight backpacking and camping. It doesn't offer a ton of room in the main compartment, but when you're doing ultralight, you don't want a lot of room anyway. The compartments are very handy, keeping contents well organized. The fabric is very thick and strong. There are plenty of compression straps and different ways to make the pack fit to your body, keeping center of gravity exactly where it needs to be.
It's dimensions are listed as 22 x 12 x 7, with 2,900 cubic inches. Both packs have very similar features including a pocket in bottom holding the rain cover, a pocket in the top cover for extra gear, side pockets, compression straps, hydration pack compatible, adjustable sternum/shoulder/waist straps.
If your gear gets submerged you have 3 drain holes at the bottom of the pack to quickly allow the water to drain. Another great feature is the separate zippered sleeping bag compartment at the bottom of the bag. If you can get a sleeping bag to fit in the zippered section that&#8217;s fantastic but if (like me) you can&#8217;t, the zipper will unzip to make the backpack one large sack for all your gear.
I recently took this pack through the Egypt 3 slot canyon in Utah's Grand Staircase National Monument. It is an extremely tight slot canyon through sandstone that can tear up a normal pack. The Canyon2100 material held up to the constant grinding on the sandstone. The straps under the lid and on the sides held my 200' rope securely. The size is perfect for an all purpose pack. I haven't used a sleeping bag in a slot canyon yet but the separated bottom compartment was perfect for my harness and related gear.
Spent a week in BVI and needed something I could use as a carry on luggage for the plane ride down and yet something I could easily stow away after unpacking on the boat. It had ample room to pack and plenty of zipper side pockets as well as compartment on top and bottom of backpack. I was amazed at the amount of items I was able to pack even when I thought I could not stuff one more item I seemed to find another pocket to use.
He noticed right away how easy the bag is to put on and take off and buckle up the straps. We also really loved that we can add in a hydration bladder right into this backpack and it has a specific pocket built in to hold the bladder and a hole to allow for easy access to the tube.
This is a very beautiful backpack with lots of compact space! Did make it thru inspection but barely fit in the upper compartment of airplane for an international flight. Built very sturdy, and loved the color, just as described.
If you are looking for a larger pack, go with something else.
Other than that its a great pack and well worth the price I paid for it.
Answer: yes