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Motherlode Mil Spec Antidote - Past Season

$359.99 $449.99

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Color: Coyote

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Description

Here's Camelbak's spacious 40-liter hydration pack for tactical use. Designed for warfare so it will do just fine in hiking and in the concrete jungle as well. Craploads of pockets and features, including a hydration bladder.
Camelbak Motherlode is a spacious and durable tactical pack, ideal for multi-day adventures in harsh conditions. Numerous MOLLE attachment points make it fast and easy to attach additional accessories. Thanks to a cushioned back panel and the wide waist belt, it is very comfortable to carry.

  • Low-profile Composite MOLLE panel on front for secure attachment of accessory pouches
  • Side-release buckles for quick release from shoulder harness
  • Compression straps and waist belt, Zippered back panel access makes loading a full reservoir easy
  • Air Director™ Back Panel provides superior ventilation
  • Glasses, goggles and NVG pocket with external access
  • Multiple drink tube exit ports—for routing drink tube over the shoulder or under an arm
  • MOLLE attachment system integrated to bottom of boot
  • Lightweight, durable 500D Cordura® Fabric

Specifications
  • Capacity
    Storage: 37L
  • Dimensions
    51 x 35.5 x 34.5cm
  • Packed Weight
    1.9kg
  • Volume
    40L
  • Reservoir type
    3L Mil Spec Antidote

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FAQ's

How do I adjust the shoulder straps of my pack?
CamelBak packs are designed so you can easily adjust them to fit your own body type. Everyone has their own preferences, but here are some guidelines for figuring out where the pack should sit on your body: If your pack has a waist belt attached, try to set the shoulder straps so the waist belt lines up with the top of your hips.This will transfer some of the load from your hips to your waist, which means more stability and a better range of motion. If your pack has sternum straps, slide them up or town so the strap sits just above your abdomen. This will also help distribute weight more evenly across your body.