12 Genius CamelBak Bladder Hacks
CamelBak hydration packs work great right out of the box. But, as with most things in life, there could always be more. Why turn down a cool trick or easy change that could make your favorite hydration pack just a…
CamelBak hydration packs work great right out of the box. But, as with most things in life, there could always be more. Why turn down a cool trick or easy change that could make your favorite hydration pack just a…
One of the most important things to do before using a new CamelBak is to give it a thorough cleaning. Washing your bladder will remove any contaminants from manufacturing or warehouse storage and remove that weird plastic taste that many…
Cleaning a CamelBak bladder after every use can be time consuming, boring, and sometimes a bit frustrating. But if you don’t, you run the risk of bacteria and mold growing in your reservoir, which can shorten the lifespan of your…
Thoroughly cleaning and drying your CamelBak bladder is essential to making it work properly, last as long as possible, and prevent it from making you sick. But the problem is, washing a CamelBak bladder is sort of a pain. It’s…
Storing a CamelBak bladder properly can help extend its life and prevent mold and bacteria from growing inside. If you just stick your bladder in the closet or the trunk of your car between uses, you’re going to see a…
If you’re not used to wearing a CamelBak, it can be a little confusing putting it on. Especially the first time you wear it. You may find yourself second guessing the fit, wondering where all those straps are supposed to…
Using a CamelBak for the first time probably seems pretty simple — just fill it up and go. But there’s a bit more to it than that and there’s a few things you’ll want to know and do before you…
CamelBak bladders are made of Thermoplastic Polyurethane, or TPU for short. It’s a great material for hydration packs because it’s lightweight and flexible, but still very strong. The only real downside is that it sometimes gives your water a strange…
Most CamelBak backpacks are lightly insulated but not nearly enough to keep the water in your bladder cold for long in the summer and in sub-freezing temperatures the bladder can even freeze. An insulated reservoir is always an option, but…
Properly caring for your CamelBak will make it last longer and could prevent it from making you sick. This means washing it thoroughly, fully drying it between uses, and cleaning it regularly. But how often do you actually need to…