CamelBak CamelClip

This is a great thing to hold your tube in place but you can find them much cheaper without the CamelBak name on it. I have seen them at discount stores for about a buck.

These things cost about 10-25 cents at Walmart...

The metal clip is now made of black plastic. This clip DOES NOT WORK!!! Do not purchase this new clip! you will be wasting your money.

It doesn't look like the picture. Good to have since they don't make the other tube clip for my camelbak (the one with the wider strap). Every time i buckle my boots, the tubes always happens to squeeze itself between my chest and my tights and the gatorade starts to leak out. Now that I have the clip, it doesn't happen anymore.

Yes you can find it in the bins that are at the exit of convention centers, but still very useful. Way better than the black plastic clip which is good to keep the tube on the shoulder straps of the backpack, but with the clip, you can choose the place you want, and cherry on the cake, there's a bigger amplitude of movement for the tube which rotates around the metallic clip

I have been using CamelClips for years. After buying several of the new plastic ones I was disappointed - they work OK on some applications but this "older" metal clip design is much better. I even called CamelBak and told them about it. Buy them while you can.

Whether you can find this at WalMart or not, this clip is a lifesaver! It kept my hose/bite valve in place so that water was always available. My husband didn't buy a clip, and I was constantly handing his to him. Well worth the money!!!!!

This camel clip works well for keeping my bladder hose from going backwards across my bag where I cant reach it. Still haven't played with it enough to get it in the right spot where I can drink at ease, but not have the hose in the way. A nice accessory to experiment with.

Nothing is more annoying than your hydration hose hitting you in the face when running or mountain biking. For such a cheap price it is definitely worth it.

But I typically just let the hose hang lose through some elastic band down my shoulder strap. I guess in my particular situation I could have done without.