CamelBak Rogue Light 7 L Hydration Pack - Women's

I love this. I haven't actually used it because I had to buy a back back in August because I had canceled this one. So originally I wanted this one bu...

it's in the Catskills area. But back to the review. This is a very comfortable bag in my opinion to carry for hiking trips such as the ones we're doin...

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The pack is a nice size and a nice color (matches my mountain bike color exactly). I can fit a fair number of items in it for mt biking, or even hiking with my dog and carrying his collapsable water bowl. But that is the extent of the good features.

The straps are not comfortable with some kind ...

I didn't want to spend a hundred bucks on a hydro pack, I found this one labeled as a "mtb" Pak. Was pretty stoked when I got it, I filled it up and couldnt fit a spare tube in. After putting my plug kit and multitool in.. this is definitely for the minimumist. Pak fits well, and it works well but w...

I planned to use this pack for mountain biking. While it fits great and I hardly notice it when riding, I would like it to be larger (maybe 9 L). Once I throw a spare tube, CO2/ a pump, tire levers, snacks, and fill the water bladder, there's little room for an extra layer. For longer rides in the C...

Fully ventilated shoulder straps would be amazing for allowing heat to escape, but they tend to bunch inward on themselves and become uncomfortable in the armpits. Quality of clasps and small plastic parts has degraded to the same quality found in random Chinese Amazon brands. If you're paying a pre...

Overall a decent product, the CamelBak is great for hydration needs. Only two significant downsides: Water in the tube tends to get hot Straps dig into shoulders. I don't think there's much that could be done to stop the heated water issue, but the straps just need some padding, which for whatever r...

It's not documented and not physically obvious, but the sternum strap height is adjustable. You can pull the clips up and down the shoulder strap. Still quite small on me though and I'm going to have to return it.

Not sure where the leak is happening but it’s leaking. It’s not the bladder so I’m guessing it’s in the quick release area? Other than that the pack fits great and is great for rides longer than 20mi for me