Camelbak1.5L Repack™ LR 4 Cycling Belt
R1,099
About
The ideal option for hard-charging riders who need more than a water bottle, but who don’t want to carry a full backpack, the Repack™ offers a minimalist approach to wearable hydration. As part of our Low Rider MTB collection, it keeps your water and cargo centered around your waist, leaving your shoulders and back free.
As a result, you’ll have a lower center of gravity and more mobility on the trail—plus, no more sweaty back and sore shoulders at the end of the day. With a 1.5-litre reservoir, integrated carry pockets, and the stability of a customizable fit, the Repack™ frees you up to ride light and fast over any terrain.
Product Features
- Load-Bearing Hip Belt with Cargo Pockets: Wide waist belt optimizes fit and keeps essentials close at hand
- Integrated Carry Pockets: Keep your tools and repair kit organized
- 1.5L CRUX™ Lumbar Reservoir: Faster flow rate for better hydration
- Dual Reservoir Compression Straps: Cinch the reservoir into the small of your back for stability and a tight fit
- Magnetic Tube Trap: Keeps your tube secure and accessible when you need it
- Reflective Accents: For better visibility in low light environments
Product Specifications
- 2020 Range
- Collection: Mountain Bike Low Rider™
- Activity: Mountain Biking
- User: Unisex
- Hydration Capacity: 1.5L/50 fl oz
- Hydration Type: CRUX™ Lumbar Reservoir with Magnetic Tube Trap™
- BPA/BPS/BPF Free: Yes
- Quick Link Disconnect: No
- Gear Capacity: 2.5L
- Pack Weight: 310 g
- Dimensions: 18.5 x 28 x 15.5 cm
- Fits Waist/Hip: 66-106 cm
- Number of exterior pockets: 4
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