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CamelBak Tube Extender - 2007 BCS
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The Tubing Extender Kit attaches to standard reservoir tubing to add another 40 inches of tubing. Perfect for backpacking or other situations when the system may be located farther away.
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Worked Great
By:
merkaba
June 14, 2009
I didn't notice the water flow being slower. I was impressed.
1 Comment Last Comment: July 27, 2010 by: Kevin Brown
By: Kevin Brown
July 27, 2010
The perceived flow will depend more upon the vertical distance from the mouth piece to the reservoir than it will on the hose length.
If the reservoir is on a significantly lower plane than the bite valve it will take a significant amount of "sucking" power to get the fluid up the hose. Where as if the two are on the same plane drinking should be nearly effortless regardless of the length of the hose.
Just wanted to be sure .... this does come with the Big Bite
Just wanted to be sure .... this does come with the Big Bite valve right?
By: rod
April 24, 2010
Yes, it does. http://www.camelbak.com/sports-recreation/accessories/tubeex
By: Steve Masters
April 25, 2010
does what its supposed to
By:
steelie
May 1, 2008
it makes a good extender or replacement tube. my tubes get moldy long before the hydration bladder, so this is the best way to replace the tube. just put the end in boiling water for a few minutes, and it will easily fit over the valve on the hydration bladder.
would this tube work as a total replacement tube with mouthp
would this tube work as a total replacement tube with mouthpiece?
By: Jeff
December 19, 2008
yes, if you remove the white 'tube joiner'
By: Dustin Kimball
December 30, 2008
Super
By:
lauren19832413460
September 16, 2008
Love it. Makes it a bit harder to get water out. I run it from the trunk bag on my bike, along the frame and to the handlebars to make sipping easily available.
Do you need it?
By:
Tom Q
March 3, 2003
Not necessary unless you need a very long extension. Also should come with insulation to keep hose from freezing.
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it makes a good extender or replacement tube. my tubes get moldy long before the hydration bladder, so this is the best way to replace the tube. just more...