Customer Reviews

Camelbak Stealth 72 oz/2.1L Hydration PAck Black

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i have had this bag for a little better than 2 months and as someone who works outside i would have to say this is an excellent product. i can fill the resevoir with ice water and it will stay cold for 8+ hours. it is small and does not get in my way in the least. before i got this camelbak i was using the camelbak H.A.W.G. (which is also a great product)but it was too big and bulky for what i do. so if you are someone who needs a High speed low drag camelbak this one makes a great one.

I needed something to keep hydrated while motorcycling and bicycling in the heat. My 50oz Camelbak was never quite enough. The Stealth model works very well. Insulated tube, which may help. I especially like the low profile. I can wear it comfortably under a motorcycle jacket--hardly notice it's there until I need to drink. When I got it I had to take a knife and enlarge the slit in the mouthpiece, but then it worked fine. Easy to fill--easy to clean.

I bought two of these for our trip to Orlando Florida when I heard it was going to be very hot and humid and they both became thirst quenchers for the entire family. In the mornings we filled the 2 Stealth Camelbaks with ice cubes and water, and after walking around all day in Disney the water was still cold at the end of the day. I'm very glad I purchased these, they are comfortable for both my 4 and 11 year olds as well as myself. I especially liked the thermal insulated hose, and plan on using the Camelbak Stealth on future bike rides and long jogs.

I first purchased this item during SERE school in Washington about 8 years ago. From there, it became a "never leave home without" piece for everything from routine flights along the DMZ in an A-10 (attack jet) to epic cross-country treks in the wilderness. It's been a regular companion on cycle routes near Indian Peaks Wilderness in CO, working on our remote property at 9,300ft, and hanging over my seat on long road-trips. It REALLY proved itself as a valuable tool for working on wind turbines in W. Texas during the summer...108 F ambient (in the shade) and 115+ "in the tube" (climbing 78m towers). As soon as I walked into the operations building with this little monkey on my back, other techs called it a "life saver." No argument here. 5 stars. It's worth saying too, I've never owned an item I loved enough to "review." Thanks, Camelbak.