CamelBak Helena 20 Hydration Pack - Women's - 2.5 Liters vs UltrAspire Epic XT Hydration Pack

It's bigger than a typical mt biking pack so would be good for an all day long epic ride. It is also really great for short to moderate day hikes. Look, I love being able to organize my stuff, and this has plenty of pockets and places to stash snacks, keys (every pack should have a key fob and this one does!), first aid kit, tire repair stuff, snacks, extra layers, snacks. I haven't seen many packs this size that have the pockets on the hip belt -- bonus score

On this side, the bottom pocket. we have a four-way stretch mesh outer pocket. Here we have sweat proof pocket here. This is where I'll put my cell ph...

Hey, Johnny Mosley here from Peter Glenn Skiing Sports, just hiking around Tahoe, testing out gear, having a great time doing it. All right, here's th...

I recently purchased the UltraAspire Epic XT hydration pack for a series of day hikes in the Sierras, including Palisade Glacier and Mt. Whitney. Over a ten day period, I wore the pack for 43 hours, covering 70 miles and 18,000 feet of elevation gain (and an equal amount of elevation loss).

An upgrade from my old CamelBak is the elastic chest strap. It provided me with better comfort and convenience when trying to zip and unnzip my jacket.

These were developed for the athletes who wants to carry bottles on the side and not on the front but still have them accessible on the go. Very easy ...

The construction is great and well made. I don't really have anything negative to say about this pack.

Um, and um, get the order in. We're going to get them flown in from the Us, carry it in for the U.s they have them in stock, they're holding them for ...