CamelBak Tube Trap

Dealt w/ my tube leaking from bouncing around for over a year - this did the trick. Wish I had bought it last year.

I have one of these for my Camelbak Magic - works fine, fits great, and stops from the tube falling and bouncing up and down.

With the spring clip and my current pack having an elastic band along the shoulder strap, I decided i had no need for it.

Got to be alittle careful, this doesn't always fit on most packs wide shoulder straps. Probably more designed for day packs and etc. The overnighters have wider straps and the clip doesn't quite make it across the whole way. I didn't have any problems falling off or losing despite the anything but perfect fit. That was a plus.

Over all I would recommend it, definitely helpful. We work outside lifting and hauling. The Camelbak drinking tube kept falling down, very frustrating. The tube trap keeps it securely out of the way. The one issue I have is the tube trap is only ½ inch wide. The shoulder strap is ¾ inch wide. The only place it fits on my Camelbak is on the sternum strap.

At first glance you would not expect this to be such an issue, however I took this with me on a five day expedition throughout the Yucatan Peninsula and it simply rocked! While there does exist other "tube keepers" out there, this one allows for swift "on demand" on or off. It allowed me to quickly secure my tube with one hand while I had to: steer my mountain bike, hold on to my "zip-line" harness or maintain my stance on the face with my other hand. The ability to secure my tube one-handed, with such ease and speed makes this trap worth its weight in gold. It proved durable while wet, dry and even hot (after being left in direct sunlight on the beach for over 8hrs). If you are running, cycling, kayaking, boarding, sailing or anything that involves movement....for your face's sake buy a trap. Don't do it for me, backcountry or camelbak....do it for your face. Mine thanks me every time I use it. Great product.

A nice, inexpensive, helpful tool for your CamelBak arsenal IF all your packs have 1/2" webbing on the shoulder straps. Unfortunately every single pack I own with one exception, from day packs to full-on backcountry packs, have 3/4" webbing on the straps. Thus, the Tube Trap doesn't fit completely. You can still slide them on, but the clip doesn't close completely around the wider webbing, which can lead to problems in the field. Why wouldn't they make it to fit 3/4" webbing, which would also accommodate the smaller 1/2"? Makes sense...but they don't. Too bad, a good idea not taken to its logical conclusion.

Seemed like a good idea, but I discovered I preferred to just allow the tube to run loose over my shoulders. I have the winter tube covered in neoprene and it was a little too tight for the clip.

Used this to keep my tube right where I want it so I can get drinks hands free. Stays in place as well.

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.

I immediately purchased the best backpack I could find and the most stylish, and all of the extras I could, this bag is so useful and has almost too much room, and totes so well, all the straps make you able to run with it on, and hold water, plus hidden pockets all over for storing all sorts of illegal things you don't want seen. now only if they made it waterproof, airproof 100 percent, but cant ask for everything.