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Thread Started By: halo1234 On: Friday 18/07/2008 @ 20:23:26

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halo1234

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#6 Re: Insulated hydration bladder 18/07/2008 @ 23:12:41

In reply to post #5 ...

I like it - cheaper is better!

Thanks guys

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chip_board

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#5 Re: Insulated hydration bladder 18/07/2008 @ 22:56:52

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Camelbak do one - search for StoAway under ski/board here:

http://www.camelbak.com/index.cfm

They probably also do the neoprene sleeve and rubber cap that goes over the otherwise standard tube and n*pple separately too if you wanna get a cheaper make and jazz it up..

The insulated sleeve is only so good though - if you don't sup regularly it still freezes just slower than normal tubes.. Cheaper to stick with a standard tube and blow water left in the tube after a drink back into the bladder so the tube CAN'T freeze up..

The piste-artist formerly known as a_noodler

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*wildebeest

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#4 Re: Insulated hydration bladder 18/07/2008 @ 22:52:50

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I personally wouldn't bother. I just blow the liquid back through the tube to clear it and it if does freeze run the tube round the back of my neck and tucked in my jacket until it defrosts.

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halo1234

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#3 Re: Insulated hydration bladder 18/07/2008 @ 22:12:48

Revision #1 (Last edited: 18/07/2008 @ 22:13:47)

In reply to post #2 ...

I saw the hyperlink address before I saw the page loadup.....screwfix can do anything eh. Either way 99quid for 1mtr is crazy

would be much cheaper to stick it in carrier bag with some loft insulation or pipe lagging.

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*wildebeest

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#2 Re: Insulated hydration bladder 18/07/2008 @ 20:55:29

Here - Insulation

and not a bad price too.

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halo1234

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#1 Insulated hydration bladder 18/07/2008 @ 20:23:26

Where can I find an insulated bladder for my AK 11L pack. I guess I would just need the tube to be insulated.

Cheers

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