bell hydration pack

Woodmonkey

anyone have any experience of the above? they are £13 at our asda at the min, i know they won't be up to the standard of camelbacks etc, but 13 quid seems real cheap or does "if it seems too good to be true it probably is" apply?

jimothy78

I bought a tesco one for £12 - it's got 6 litres capacity (apparently) and with a 1.5 litre hydration bladder, plus plenty of space for tools, spare tubes, a baguette for lunch, etc, I've found it just about perfect for me. It also has two little mesh pockets on the side which I find useful for gloves/glasses etc plus a small zipped front pocket so keys, money, phone don't get lost at the bocket of the main compartment.

http://www.tesco.com/direct/tesco-hydra ... d=215-1572

Oh, and it's not just me - check other reviews on site.

anj132

I found the Tesco one good as well. I did look at the Bell one in Asda but just didn't seem as good quality as the Tesco one plus it seems a bit too small, with little storage space. I thought those Asda ones were always £13

cooldad

Tesco one here, and it's lasted a good few years with no problems. Does the job.

JimboM

Tesco for me too. Occassionally do look at the Camelbaks but keep coming back to the fact that the Tesco one does all I want it to and after 2 years is still in great nick.

The Rookie

Camelbak bladder and insulating pouch from a boot fair - £2
H2O 8L rucksack with bladder pouch from charity shop - £2

Sorted!

cooldad

The Beginner wrote:

Camelbak bladder and insulating pouch from a boot fair - £2
H2O 8L rucksack with bladder pouch from charity shop - £2

Sorted!

Minor dose of herpes - priceless.

The Rookie

I've had chicken pox, shingles and suffer from cold sores (occasionally) I'm riddled with herpes virus derivatives already....besides I did sterilise it before I used it!

cooldad

Better than bad aids worms.