Camelbak Rogue Hydration Backpack Review

The Camelbak Rogue is an excellent option for those looking to travel light while still retaining the ability to carry a variety of small essential items. It features: - OMEGA™ wide-mouth reservoir with handle is easy to fill; FDA-approved, antimicrobial HydroGuard™ technology inhibits bacterial growth - PureFlow™ delivery tube keeps water as fresh as store-bought bottled water; no plastic taste - Big Bite™ valve is ergonomically positioned for easy drinking; handly HydroLock™ securely shuts off water flow - Insulation around reservoir helps keep liquids cooler longer - Air mesh shoulder harness and channeled backpanel enhance ventilation to keep you cooler - Reflective trim increases safety in low-light conditions - Low-profile design keeps pack stable and doesn't interfere with bike helmet - Liquid capacity70 fl. oz. / 2 liters - Gear capacity130 cubic inches/2.13 liters - Four main compartments (top pocket, bottom pocket, stretch inner lower pocket, and main compartment shared with hydration bladder) - Dimensions16.5 x 8 x 2 inches - Weight: 1 lb. 4 oz. (567g) - Material: Nylon - Retail Approx $55Special Thanks to YOUNGS BACKPACKING for hosting this review. If youd like to visit/contact them, they can be reached at: 2508 Telegraph Ave Berkeley, CA 94704 (510) 548-7463 youngsbackpacking@sbcglobal.net This Video shot with a Canon G9 on loan.



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Mr. E's Travel Dialogues: How To Live out of a Backpack for a Full Year - Part 2

Best if played in 720p HD! So I am about to leave for a volunteering trip around the world tomorrow morning. I thought that I might go over some of the preparations that I went through in order to help out others who might want to do the same. Furthermore, next time I am packing for a trip like this I can see what I used the most and what I didn't use at all. I will be traveling to Nepal first, then Thailand, then Botswana, then Chile and will be visiting most of the neighboring countries as well... Hope that you like the videos! Subscribe if you like what you see! You can follow my blog at MRE.PIMPINTURTLE.COM or www.PIMPINTURTLE.com Twitter: @pimpinturtlenyc



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