Description
Camels have had it right all along.
Quench your thirst for the outdoors with the CamelBak Antiodote Reservoir. This 70 oz bladder holds all the water you need for a rigorous hike or day ride, and its low-profile fit minimizes awkward bulk. Its Quick Link system makes hose cleaning a snap, and the Quick-snap cap tightens in just a quarter turn so your precious fluids don't slosh out during a hot day on the trail.
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thefurryone
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This came in my Camelbak Mule last year. It has never leaked, but the seals are getting very work, so that it is becoming very difficult to connect and disconnect the hose and the fill port seal binds up sometimes. Mineral oil lubes them enough to work, but definitely a huge pain. I'm going to have to get a new one from Camelbak, but I don't want to be without it for too long. Other than that, I love it.
Loving it!
tattooedfl175698
Member since
This is my 5th CamelBak reservoir and this is by far the best! I have used it for the past month for hiking. The latest rendition to the reservoir is the best thus far. I like being able to disconnect the tube to clean it and the lid closure is by far a vast improvement over the previous ones. Looking forward to using it for cycling and hiking!
Love the updated design!
Blake Carley
Member since
Got this to replace the original Camelback reservoir from ages ago. I almost broke my wrist opening it every time. This new model is much more easy to open and the plastic reservoir itself seems much more durable.
Water on the go
PBJ
Member since
Great reservoir, big enough for me to use on most day hikes and it fits in all of my packs! Good seal and easy to use and clean.
Is there any other bladder, but CamelBak
Jess
Member since
I always default to CamelBak as they seem like the best. I got the biggest size because I need to hydrate myself & my two furry mutts! I agree with some of the reviews that inserting the bladder into a full pack can be somewhat of a challenge, but it's not too big of an issue.
First reservoir, Value.
Wayne Chim
Member since
- Gender: Male
After reading reviews and comparing ratings vs cost, this reservoir stood out the best. I bought the 2L model. I haven't gotten a chance to field test it. The build looks good, the bite piece closes up well, not sure how long it will hold up through constant use though. The dryer arms are kind of useless. I left it out to dry for a day, still was wet inside. The hole is a good size so it would be easy to clean, unless you have freakishly large hands. Can't wait to take it out and put it to use!
Solid, depending on what you want.
Daniel Joo
Member since
I bought this bladder for a week long backpacking trip. It performed well but the water in the tube froze overnight. It would take about a hour or two for the ice to thaw. Also, inserting the bladder into your full pack can be quite a challenge. Osprey makes bladder with a stiff plastic lining that makes it easier to insert the bladder into the pack.
Final notes:
1. Great for Spring, Summer and Fall trips but put the bladder in an insulator for winter.
2. Load the bladder before you pack your bag. This might mean having to repack your bag every time you refill the bladder.
Overall, solid bladder that performs well.
Can't beat CamelBak bladders
Leslie Byers
Member since
- Gender: Female
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
I've owned several brands of hydration bladders and none of them last or clean as well as the CamelBak reservoirs. I like the updated hose attachment at the base of the bladder which allows you to easily remove and clean the hose. I also like the shut of valve. The only issue I have is that after the reservoir has been emptied it seems to build up suction which makes it very hard to unscrew the main fill. I usually have to make my boyfriend do it for me.
A good bladder
micaroo
Member since
- Gender: Female
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
I like the camelbak bladders a lot. I have used other brands, and even though they have some features I wish camelbak would adopt, I keep coming back to the camelbak bladder. I have never had a problem with it leaking.
Affectionately Dubbed the Suckie-Straw
K.P.MacGregor
Member since
- Gender: Female
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
Bought for my brother to day-hike with cause he lost his original. Little brothers do that. Disassembles easily for cleaning. Which keeps little brothers wife happy. Connection point holding up so far. As with all of life, you just have to be smarter than the system. Personally I prefer the old style on/off valve. But the new will do as it's the only half draw-back. I don't leave home with out a camelback reservior, and 70oz is my size of choice. I have 2 of them (Omega style I think). Hydration for the win.
Great replacement reservoir
Andrea Miyasaki
Member since
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
This is a great water bladder and is a definite improvement over ones that I've gotten from other brands. It doesn't leak and the tubing is easy to disconnect for storage or cleaning. My only complaint is that it is hard to open and close. I'm hoping that it will get easier the more I use it (only used it about 5 times now). Otherwise, I am very satisfied with this product.
Hard to Seal
BzBrian
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- Gender: Male
I bought this thing for my Osprey Aether 70 and I've been quite disappointed. First, the lid easily unhooks when you uncap it, meaning, it's easy to lose when you're purifying the water inside with whatever treatment.
Plus, it began to leak after 50 miles of use.
You can teach a camel new tricks
JD Lindeberg
Member since
- Gender: Male
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
Had a chance to put the new reservoir (at least to me it was new) through its paces. I really like the baffle in the middle and the quick release at the reservoir end.
Its Works!
CDS
Member since
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
No leaks or problems. It holds your water and you can drink out of the hose. Got the 1.5 liter but it was too small
Cool
Scott Dolleck
Member since
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
Works great. No bad taste.
Excellent Hydration Reservoir!
Sea Pong
Member since
- Gender: Male
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
This is one of the best reservoirs I've used. Great flow rate and nice durable construction. Just make sure to rinse and dry it out each time. All the people complaining this bladder leaks or is bad should revisit with how to use the bladder correctly. The detachable host has an o-ring on it and it must 'click' in order to guarantee a good seal. If it's icy, thaw the connection first.
Great updated bladder
Ryan Debenham
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- Familiarity: I've used it several times
This bladder is a great update from my old one. It has a drying system (which seems a little fragile) so I don't have to stuff paper towels down it. The easy snap system for the hose is also cool.
3 days on the trail, no problems
guip8760
Member since
Worked great. No problems
Far Better Than Other Bladders
Tom R
Member since
- Gender: Male
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
I had been using an older CamelBak bladder forever, since I prefer it over other bladders. I got some new Antiodote bladders to put in some new backpacks, and I love them!
The divider is awesome. It prevents it from sitting awkwardly in your pack like a balloon, and makes it easier to handle.
The Quick-snap cap that tightens with just a quarter turn is great, and saves my thumb from the pain of trying to screw caps on.
Bottom line: Awesome product. You will definitely be happy with it.
Love the divider. No problems. Except that it broke.
Dustin McQuay
Member since
Bottom line: Great design, I wish it lasted longer, but I still love it and would buy it again.
I need 3L for long runs in the desert. In fact I usually have to refill somewhere along the way. Recently the reservoir separator completely ripped. Now the water sloshes all over the place. Bummer. But...it makes me realize how much I LOVE that separator. And I've stressed this thing to the max. Bouncing it up and down full of 100oz for tons of runs puts a good deal of strain on it I would imagine. I feel like I got my money's worth and I'd be willing to buy a new one. I could probably just get a new one too, although I don't know if I can live without it long enough to send it back for warranty replacement.
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