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Good hydration bladders for backpacks

Q. Who makes a good hydration bladder for backpacks?
— Thirsty Griffin, from the Internet

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There are many options when it comes to hydration bladders? Look for products from established brands like CamelBak, Platypus and Osprey at your local gear store or Scout shop, and check out this new one: the Cenoté 2- and 3-Liter Reservoir ($14 to $15; cenote.com). It’s BPA-free and recyclable and has a bite valve tube with an on/off switch just like other, more expensive models. It retails for about half the price of most other reservoirs.


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1 Comment on Good hydration bladders for backpacks

  1. BaseRunner2048 // February 2, 2016 at 3:04 pm // Reply

    Dear Gear Guy,
    I have an upcoming scout camp but I was wondering what are some good first aids kits that are small and easy on the wallet?
    Thanks!

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