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Jon Armstrong
19/05/08 23:24

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Has anyone used a HydraPak Reversible II Sideseal Reservoir ? If so, are they any good?
I am tempted to buy one of these due to the "Plug-N-Play" valve connector which according to the manufacturer allows you to remove the tube and the fact that the bladder is reversible for cleaning.
I currently have a source widepak which has now got black stains in the tubing and I am finding it impossible to remove the tubing from the rest of the bladder to clean it.
Should I risk buying one of these or stick to the more commmon camelbak?

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Roger Wingnut
20/05/08 16:37

I don't have the more recent version but have owned and used a hydrapak for the last 3 years. Well made, easy to clean, reversability means easy scrubbing of the main compartment. I really like it.

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