CamelBak Arete 18 Hydration Pack

reinsert the 2-liter antidote reservoir, and you are ready to use this as a hydration sleeve and a larger multi-day bag. When you get to base camp and...

The Arete 18 from the Camelbak Alpine collection is a two in one system that transforms from an ultra-light summit pack into a reservoir sleeve for us...

Hey everybody, my name is Richard and today we're checking out this awesome bag from Camelbak. Now this is made out of a really sturdy material.

If you sweat- which is sorta the purpose when you buy one of these backpacks, your skin and shirt will be dyed blue. The skin is temporary but the clothing is permanent. I love the functionality of this backpack, but was bummed to ruin my shirt.

If anyone has tips for how to remove this due from a...

I was looking for a really light daypack to carry with me on a week long backpacking trip. The weight listed for this item does not include the hydration reservoir which is not stated in the description. I ultimately did not use this pack on my trip because I already owned one that was lighter than ...

The back pack is awsome. My only complaint is that the water pack leaks and i have to put it in a zip lock bag and a plastic grocerie bag to prevent it from getting my belongins wet. Would be five stars if it didnt leak.

This bag is very light and roomy but the bladder is temperamental. It leaked all over my belongings inside including a Prada bag because we were going to Art Basel later. Everything was soaked.

I love the style of my new hydration pack. I had issues with leaking on my last walk. I made sure all was sealed. Maybe, coming from drink tube not tight seal?

The pack was smaller than I expected and didn’t hold as much as I would have liked. The buckles are small and not easy to use.

First, I'll never buy a CamelBak reservoir product again. I've been hiking/backpacking for over 4 decades, and have purchases a few hydration systems in my time, but CamelBak bladder have always given me problems. While almost all hydro bladders will eventually fail/leak, CamelBak bladders always se...