Hydration Packs

Are Camelbak still the best option when purchasing one of these? I am intending to do some xc marathons this year(100km). So is it 2 or 3 litre's? I see Wiggle have deals on the Camelbak Mayhem & Mule systems but not sure which is the best or should i be looking at those made by Lezyne or Scott?
Thanks for any input.
Thanks for any input.
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Best option is 2 litres in the Camelback, then a 1 litre (ish) bottle in a cage - well I prefer that option anyway.
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Even if another brand of bag was better fitting I would still have gone for the Camelbak bladder to fit in it. Bombproof and easy to clean.
As far as volume of fluid is concerned, if you are doing long distances between stops, the pack is only going to get lighter as you empty it!! I always go for more rather than less in this situation.
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A Endo that i use on the bike and a Heli Pro i use when snowboarding
Theyre very well made and nicer finiahed than the camelbaks i have seen.
Just dont fill it up so much when doing small rides, at least you have the option
of when doing long rides in the heat you need more fluids so fill it up more.
Nothing no worse than in the middle of a good ride and you have no fluids.
The bigger Camels have compression straps to decrease the size of the bag
and regarding the chest straps these are adjustable to suit to fit.
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