Camelbak

Camelbak supplies water while keeping your hands free

During a desert bike race, the first portable hydration bladder that kept the hands free was cobbled together from a sock, an IV bag and a few clips. Despite the laughter it provoked, paramedic Michael Eidson was able to pedal effortlessly with this setup in 1988, and the idea quickly found imitators.

For the private sector just as much as for the military

The practical hydration packs from Camelbak are available in various sizes and designs. Integrated into backpacks, as standalone flat reservoirs and with a capacity of up to 25 liters, these water dispensers also stand out thanks to their well-thought-out design. The hydration packs fit snugly against the upper body, can be secured firmly and ensure that your hands are always free. To go with the water-dispensing packs, ASMC of course also offers the appropriate accessories.

Questions and answers about Camelbak

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How much space do hydration packs offer? That varies greatly depending on the model. Some models only have room for the water bladder. Others also offer storage space for all kinds of items you need on the go and can completely replace a regular backpack.