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Outdoor Products Mist Hydration Pack Review

The Outdoor Products Mist Hydration Pack is very comfortable and has plenty of storage.

I selected this backpack to complement the straight hydration packs. It has a lot of useful pockets with innovative clips to make sure the content is kept safe and secure.

This pack is easily big enough to accept 2-liters plus other hiking essentials like a rain jacket, flashlight, a lighter, a knife, snack bars, and first-aid kit.

I've had no issues with the bite value or water leaks. The straps on the pack are nice and comfortable and no problems noticed after a day-hike.

I have used the Outdoor Products Mist pack on several hikes and it has been also perfect. The water reservoir is easy to use and I found it keeps the water quite cool for the duration of a day-hike.

Ispeed 70 oz Sport Hydration Pack (Sport Orange)
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Specs

  • 2 liter bladder
  • Front pocket with expandable quick stash mesh
  • Front zippered pockets
  • 4 compression straps to control the content
  • Shoulder straps with cool mesh padding
  • Dimensions: 7.5 inches by 5.5 inches x 18 inches

Positives

The Mist hydration pack has plenty of space with 3 major storage compartments. Plus, it could probably accept a spare bladder (or other essential supplies) for those planning the longer hikes or runs. It can easily work as an all-out backpack because of the main, side (great for quick access items like energy chews/gels), and back compartments.

The bladder hose attachment is just about perfect. It isn't necessary to have the hose attached while refilling the water reservoir. It is easy to put the hose to one side while refilling and once full the hose can be attached.

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Negatives

This Outdoor Products backpack isn't likely to impress those interested in the more streamlined packs. If you're after the slim packs, you will want to look at some of the CamelBak or similar-styled options.

Plus, the bite value of this pack will take a little while to get fully used to because the hole is smaller than other similar tubes. Even though it is necessary to suck slightly harder, I was soon able to get the water flowing without a problem after a while.

Best Bits

  • Durable material
  • Hydro water line in thick durable plastic
  • Plenty of heavy-duty hooks
  • Great price

Worst Bits

  • Lack of mechanism to sure the tube
  • Straps could benefit from extra padding
  • Not waterproof

Summary

Ispeed 70 oz Sport Hydration Pack (Sport Orange)
BUY ON AMAZON
Very sturdy, all-in-all, I'm pleased with the hydration pack.

Click here to get more information on the Ispeed Outdoor Products Mist Hydration Packor buy it at Amazon

Contents

  • 1 Specs
  • 2 Positives
  • 3 Negatives
  • 4 Best Bits
  • 5 Worst Bits
  • 6 Summary

April 14, 2020

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