CamelBak Uproar Daypack with 0.75L Bottle

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Main Features

Includes Special Edition .75L Better Bottle and 1710 cubic inches of cargo
Insulated bottle pocket keeps liquid cool and integrated.
Oversized main compartment includes padded laptop sleeve
Independent Suspension harness and waist belt help stabilize load
Shin and elbow guards can be strapped to outside of pack

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Bringing your gear and hydration together, the CamelBak Uproar Hydration Pack offers a balanced blend of features to meet your everyday needs from snow slope to campus, tail to bike. Including a special edition, .75 L spill-proof CamelBak Better Bottle™, this pack has an insulated bottle pocket to keep liquids cool for hours. An integrated. Independent Suspension harness and waist belt stabilizes the load, while gear straps with quick release buckles hold a full-face helmet and overflow shells. An oversized main compartment that includes a padded laptop sleeve is complemented with an external, fleece-lined sunglasses or MP3 pocket to keep items safe and accessible.

Other Details

Brand: CamelBak
Department: unisex-adult
Label: Camelbak
Manufacturer: Camelbak
Model: CB11
MPN: UPROAR
SKU: M115115
Item Dimensions: 20.50 in x 12.00 in x 13.70 in; 2.50 lb
Package Dimensions: 1.00 in x 1.00 in x 1.00 in; 1.00 lb

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