CamelBak Hydration Packs are lightweight, ergonomic backpacks with built-in water reservoirs designed for hands-free hydration during cycling, hiking, running and other outdoor activities.
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CamelBak hydration packs are built to keep you moving, whether you are racing, climbing or exploring new trails. Each model is designed around stable fit, easy hydration access and smart storage, giving you the confidence to ride or run further without breaking rhythm.
The Zephyr Pro and Trail Run packs are lightweight, breathable options for runners and fast paced riders who want maximum airflow and minimal bulk. For mountain bikers, the Lobo and M.U.L.E. packs offer the perfect balance of water capacity, tool organisation and all day comfort, with the Air Support back panel keeping things cool on long climbs. The Chase Race vest is built for speed, giving racers a secure, low profile fit with quick access pockets for gels and essentials. For simple, grab and go hydration, the Hydrobak keeps things compact with a clean layout ideal for shorter rides.
From minimal race vests to feature rich trail packs, CamelBak’s range is engineered to stay stable, keep you hydrated and carry exactly what you need for the ride ahead.
Yes. The Crux reservoir has a wide mouth opening that makes filling and cleaning simple. It can be turned inside out for drying, and cleaning kits are available for regular maintenance.
Most CamelBak hydration packs include a Crux reservoir. Some running vests and race packs may use soft flasks instead. Always check the product listing for details.
Yes. Packs like the Chase Race and Zephyr Pro are popular with gravel riders thanks to their stable fit, low profile design and quick access pockets.
CamelBak packs are water resistant but not fully waterproof. They are designed to handle light rain and trail spray. For heavy rain, use dry bags or waterproof pouches inside the pack.
It is a magnetic clip that keeps your drinking hose secure and easy to grab without fumbling. It helps you stay focused on the trail or road.
