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Insulated bladders that don't leak?
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17 years 9 months ago #181826
by oneatb
Replied by oneatb on topic Re: Insulated bladders that don't leak?
A trick a friend showed me with your existing insulated Camelbak. Take the lid off & rub some chapstick around the entire rubber ring. Put the lid back on & squeeze to make sure there are no leaks. If there are, add more chapstick. Works GREAT! I would have thrown mine out years ago if not for that- instead, I've been using the same one for 6 years now & it still works great. An aside, I tried the BCA system- great idea- but found the lid easily pops off of a Nalgene despite how tightly it's screwed on (perhaps I just have a bad one).
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17 years 9 months ago #181835
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MSR dromlite ftw!
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17 years 8 months ago #181849
by MacRae
Replied by MacRae on topic Re: Insulated bladders that don't leak?
I've had good luck with platypus bags; they have a lifetime warranty (I've had them replace two of the bags) but they don't have a wide mouth. I've had a couple of the Nalgene "cantenes" which have a standard wide mouth, and you can put a drinking hose on them. I did manage to pop one of those, but it was hanging off my harness while climbing an offwidth in joshua tree. :
I won't do that again. But, they will warranty them if they wear out as well.
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