Is there such a thing?
Or non camelbak makes
What's wrong with a bit of extra visibility?
I want a choice dammit!
for use off road.
Respro Hump in [url= http://respro.com/store/product/camo-hump ]Camo[/url]?
Paint?
I can't even see the point in covering it. Phone and car key in a placcy bag and off you go. What does it matter if the camelbak gets wet or dirty?
given the deluge of rain that there has been lately everything inside was wet.
Evoc covers are black. At least the one on mine is.
I picked up a daysack cover from a hiking shop for my evoc
Olive green elasticated waterproof cover, came with a stuff sack - about a tenner
given the deluge of rain that there has been lately everything inside was wet.
rain covers make sense to me, if I'm carrying a dry layer I want it to stay dry. also they keep the mud off so once you're in the pub you can delve in the bag without getting muddier.
And it's easier t clean and dry the cover than the bag?
respro make a black one with reflective bits and tron style glowing blue light strips - i have one!
covers are easy to clean, take off and hose down, dry in minutes compared to rucksack/camelback. i still put all my dry clothes and phone etc in a dry bag though as you can never be too sure when it comes to rain...
I have a black North Face one. Ended up gluing a big reflective strip on it though.
My Camelbak has it's own built-in rain cover – it's not fluorescent.
Is a rain cover not included as standard on Camelbaks?
Even my cheapy pack from Clas Ohlson came with a rain cover (also Fluro)...
I can't even see the point in covering it. Phone and car key in a placcy bag and off you go. What does it matter if the camelbak gets wet or dirty?
Weight? Waters heavy stuff
@bruneep/blinkie
I have a camo one which maybe explains why you did see it on the two occasions we rode together this week!