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MSR Hydromedary Hydration Bag
The newly-designed Hydromedary Bags are MSR's most durable hydration systems. MSR built the Hydromedary Bag out of tough 200D cordura to take the abuse of the trail. These Hydromedary Bags come complete with a drink tube, a high-flow no-leak bite valve, and a low-profile easy-fill handle. Slip a Hydromedary Bag in your backpack for an instant hands-free hydration system.
Bottom Line: Turn water into liquid gold for your dehydrated body with MSR Hydromedary Hydration Bags.
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Twisted
By: M.C.Fleming
October 10, 2007
It's durable, doesn't taste like plastic, is easy to fill and clean...I love this thing! The polyurethane lining is bittersweet. It keeps the tube from cracking in the winter but mine got twisted where the tube stems from the bladder. After I pulled it apart to untwist it, I couldn't get the darn thing back together! As long as you keep it from twisting, this puppy is a work of art!
I have a MSR Miniworks EX water filter which has an adapter for
I have a MSR Miniworks EX water filter which has an adapter for Nalgene bottles. Does the adapter work on this bag as well? From the picture above, it looks like it might be the same kind of opening as a Nalgene.
By: MatV
May 23, 2009
Any bottle or bag with a 64mm opening will work. Nalgene was the first to standardize this, calling it their 'wide-mouth' bottle. You will find the 64mm 'wide-mouth' on many bottles from stainless steel, to aluminum, to various polyurethane and lexan-type bottles. The best thing about the Hydromedary, Dromlite, and Dromedary bags is that they will hold much more water at a significantly reduced packed weight and volume. By getting the Spigot Lid accessory, you can turn your hydration system or folding bottle into a camp sink. It is extremely versatile to have around camp. Highly recommended!
By: Jason Livingston
May 24, 2009
I personally don't have one of those filters, but I've seen reviews of these bags on other sites that have mentioned using them together easily.
By: mcd3048880
May 23, 2009
That's the problem!
By: Anonymous
November 1, 2007
I used this bladder for five months of intensive hiking and loved it. Then the same thing (exactly) that happened to the reviewer "Twisted" happened to me. "After I pulled it apart to untwist it, I couldn't get the darn thing back together! " It is now useless. This is a major design flaw. Beware.
2 Comments Last Comment: August 29, 2009 by: cherryhill1355998
By: cherryhill1355998
August 29, 2009
To get the hose back on: Place the end in a pot of boiling water. Slide it on. Let it cool and you are good to go.
By: Kurt Z
July 28, 2009
You can get in back in, but its tricky. Cut the outer house about an inch lower than the liner. Make a slit in the liner and then push the head into the tube holding the liner with your fingers. Then cut the rest of the liner off. Again, its hard, but it works.
I lost the lid. How do I get another one?
I lost the lid. How do I get another one?
By: d.j.
March 30, 2009
You can get in back in, but its tricky. Cut the outer house about an inch lower than the liner. Make a slit in the liner and then push the head into the tube holding the liner with your fingers. Then cut the rest of the liner off. Again, its hard, but it works.
By: Kurt Z
July 28, 2009
Some supply stores carry them; I know Backcountry Experience in Durango, CO does.
By: mcd3048880
May 23, 2009
I would just give MSR a call at (800) 531-9531 and I am sure they would be able to work something out with you.
By: Andrew
March 30, 2009
I love this
By: Jesse Russell
September 7, 2009
I love it. I had one and i flipped my mt bike and landed on my back and that one kinda leaks around the cap now so I got a replacement. Love it I can just hook it up to my filter and fill up my water it's awesome.
What is the handle like? I need to know if it is going to hang
What is the handle like? I need to know if it is going to hang from the H2O clip in my backpack. The picture doesn't show where the handle is or how it is on the bag. Is it on the two holes on each corner of the bag? Thanks
By: reymyst2243630
March 4, 2009
There is no handle, you're not supposed to hang it. It's supposed to work like a Camelbak bladder and go in the back of your pack. You could thread a piece of string through the holes if you wanted to, but that's not the primary use.
By: Angus Bohanon
March 4, 2009
Most Durable Hydration System on the Market
By: Anonymous
March 24, 2008
For all backpacks with an internal hydration pocket, the extra durability of the MSR Hydromedary is key. MSR's standard size cap is easy to open and assures a tight seal. Highly recommended.
I need to know the dimensions of each of the 3 Hydromedary Hydration
I need to know the dimensions of each of the 3 Hydromedary Hydration bags. Thank you.
By: fic2453727
October 1, 2008
2 Liter - 6.5 x 17 in., 2.5 Liter - 7.5 x 14 in., 3 Liter - 7.5 x 18 in.
By: Jeff Gerhard
October 20, 2008
not that bad :)
By: Guy Geva
September 30, 2008
I have it for three years and it is the only hydration bag that have a big flow of water!
I fracture my tooths. and it's the only valve that can stend it :)
the bag is very durable
the only flaw is when I use it in my 70L big bag and staf start pressure on it it can leak from time to time even from a clouse valve. and I need to make sure that the bag face down.
I will still buy it again!!!
Sweet Bladder
By: hosehead
September 7, 2007
I'm stoked for this bladder, I've had others and so far this has the least amount of plastic taste, it seems durable and the bite valve works well. I highly recommend it.
like a hydration pack, except you can pick the backpack.
By: dan02127
December 17, 2007
I use this around camp, in a day pack, or in my full pack. It is fairly durable and has a long tube so you can turn any backpack into a hydration pack.
BulletProof(Not literally)
By: theniceguy
July 12, 2009
Been using this in a Columbia internal frame pack, works great! No leaks, easy to fill.
Super strong and no residue left in water
By: Garrett Grove
December 11, 2006
I have used Camelbacks for years and they have done the job, but this hydration bladder by MSR tops the list. Never worried about it tearing or popping, the water comes out very easily and am yet to experience any leaks.
Change me.
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