CamelBak Omega 100 oz. Water Reservoir - Black

Mike L: Better than the original, also use in the cold in Canada to will help stop the hydration from freezing when fat biking at -10°C

United Kingdom on Oct 29, 2023

Bricolo: Très bien..
La qualité Camelback !!

France on Aug 13, 2023

E. Coppola: Accept no substitutes for the real deal! Quick-detach fittings between the hose and reservoir and between hose and mouthpiece make this easy to swap between packs and to clean. Tight seal on the cap, insulated hose, hook-style hanger on the top is compatible with most attachments found in packs. Quality product, as you would expect from a name-brand item from CamelBak!

United States on May 04, 2023

K Cornils: I need to replace my Camelback but with the supply chain being iffy, I had a tough time finding one in my area.
Found one and it is exactly what I needed.
Works great!
No issues!
It is a bit pricey but worth it in my opinion!
Cheers!

Canada on Oct 20, 2022

Carlos B.: Excelente calidad. Me parece un poco elevado el precio, pero no hay tantas opciones de compra y la seguridad que ofrece la plataforma de Amazon, en este caso vale la pena pagar un poco más.

Mexico on Apr 06, 2022

Amazon Kunde: Habe es für Airsoften und Wandern gekauft.
Es ist dicht, das Material ist dick und scheint etwas auszuhalten.
Nach 2-3 mal warm ohne Seife ausspülen habe ich auch keint plastikgeschmack.
Der "Wasserhahn" ist eine praktische Funktion.

Germany on Mar 18, 2022

aleg: These hold a ton of water. This was a replacement. While they are tough, they cannot resist a 5-year-old kid making stabbing motions with a ball-point pen. (Don't ask. He doesn't know why he did it.)

At one liter per 2 miles (I'm 200#, and sweat a lot), this is good for 6-7 miles in heat for me. The mouth is big. You can fill it 1/2 water and 1/2 ice cubes, and it will stay cool for hours. The ice will all melt after 2-3 hours depending on the color of your backpack and how much stuff is insulating the bladder. I did this for a 12-mile hike in 95-100F temps on hard-packed dirt and sand. Stuffing it with ice cubes made the day a lot nicer. My reserve bottle has a small mouth. It was hot water by the time I hit 8 miles. I was sad when I had to dump it into the CamelBak.

The neoprene sleeve is supposed to insulate the hose. When it's sunny and 100F, your first sip of water will always be hot. But the sleve makes the tube not stick to my sweaty arms

It doesn't get funky, normally. But if you leave it mostly empty for several weeks, it will not be safe to drink from. I rinse mine out with water and some salt or baking soda. Water can do the job by itself. But with...

United States on Dec 31, 2017

Mudhole: This is now my new long-trail backpacking bladder for when I need a little more water than my 2 liter, or when it's hot outside and you need more ice. I use this in multiple sized packs, primarily 5.11 Rush bags, and it works great. This bladder is very durable and a bit thicker material than most other bladders. The quick disconnects are great for cleaning and packing it away, too. This is a taller bladder than most, so check your pack's dimensions before ordering. It's a little tight in some of my shorter bags that have a bladder compartment, but it still squeezes in without much extra effort. The longer size means you don't really have to secure the top hook to a support to keep it upright, though. Just slide it in your pack's bladder compartment and it stands up on its own. Should fit fine in any standard Camelbak-type pack.

I first used this bladder on a 9.5 mile high altitude hike. My friends both had 2 liter bladders and ran out of water close to the end of the hike. I still had just over a full liter left and could have comfortably gone another couple hours without hesitation.

Only con I have with this bladder is that you cannot leave it full and then...

United States on Nov 04, 2013

Doug: I bought this bladder for my Maxpedition Condor II. It is the first hydration bladder I've owned so I have nothing to compare it to, but I am very impressed with the build quality of the product.

The wide mouth that appears to be common on all hydration packs makes filling it up very easy even as it becomes heavy under the weight of the water. There is a nice handle integrated into the mouth that looks to be designed as to allow for not only at the sink fill ups, but also the ability to dip it into a stream and hang onto it as it fills on its own (of course you'd want to treat water gathered from a body of water).

The cap that seals the mouth seems to do a fine job of keeping everything in. However, much like the very thin caps found on water bottles, there is only about 1 turn on the threads. This makes starting the lids threads into the mouth can be a little tricky if you haven't taken note of where they begin on each part. This could (but has not, so far) result in cross threading of the lid and an unreliable seal. This isn't worth knocking a star off as it makes for a quick seal as long as you're careful about what you're doing.

The bladder itself is made...

United States on Dec 29, 2011