Hydration Systems
Hydration packs work well because you can drink on the move and drinking little and often is the most effective hydration strategy. Most self-respecting packs now come complete with a reservoir pocket and some sort of tube fixing to accommodate them. There are downsides though - hydration systems are hard to keep clean and prone to freezing in cold weather. So, what should you look out for when buying?

Buyers' Guide - Hydration Systems
Still using a water bottle? Get with the programme, we tell you what to watch out for when selecting a hydration system plus some maintenance tips too.

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Aldi Hydration Rucksack
Aldi Hydration Rucksack
Year: 2004 
 £7.99

1 review
Berghaus Bladdered
Berghaus Bladdered
Year: 2002 
 £35

7 reviews
Berghaus Bladdered
Berghaus Bladdered
Year: 2005 
 £31.50

3 reviews
Camelbak Camelbak Classic
Camelbak Camelbak Classic
Year: 2002 
 £33

Camelbak Spare Camelback Valve
Camelbak Spare Camelback Valve

 £5.50

Camelbak Cleaning Brush Set
Camelbak Cleaning Brush Set

 £10

4 reviews
Camelbak Rogue
Camelbak Rogue
Year: 2002 
 £40

2 reviews
Camelbak Cloud Walker
Camelbak Cloud Walker
Year: 2002 
 £55

Camelbak Peak Bagger
Camelbak Peak Bagger

 £85

1 review
Camelbak Ergo Hydro Lock
Camelbak Ergo Hydro Lock

 £6

1 review
Camelbak UnBottle 2 Litre
Camelbak UnBottle 2 Litre
Year: 2002 
 £25

7 reviews
Camelbak Rim Runner
Camelbak Rim Runner
Year: 2002 
 £69

1 review
Camelbak Trail Blazer
Camelbak Trail Blazer
Year: 2002 
 £60

Camelbak Ventoux
Camelbak Ventoux
Year: 2002 
 £65

Camelbak Thermal Control Kit
Camelbak Thermal Control Kit
Year: 2002 
 £16

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