Small waist packs
mercedism
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Haven't found a hydration backpack yet, but need something to carry a few tools/mini pump around in.
So as an interim, smaller journeys have been looking at small waist packs.
Both have water bottles, which isn't a bad thing as don't carry any at the moment and don't want a cage.
Whats your opinions on either of these, all can be got for similar price, just wondered if the 2 bottle one might be too big.
http://www.trespass.co.uk/vasp-00718
http://www.trespass.co.uk/waikaka-01360
http://www.trespass.co.uk/alpaca-00333
or anything else for around a tenner.
So as an interim, smaller journeys have been looking at small waist packs.
Both have water bottles, which isn't a bad thing as don't carry any at the moment and don't want a cage.
Whats your opinions on either of these, all can be got for similar price, just wondered if the 2 bottle one might be too big.
http://www.trespass.co.uk/vasp-00718
http://www.trespass.co.uk/waikaka-01360
http://www.trespass.co.uk/alpaca-00333
or anything else for around a tenner.
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Anything around my waist while I'm cycling is an annoyance - it constantly moves as you pedal.
I have a Salomon version - can't remember the model. Fine when I'm running, not when I'm cycling.2007 Felt Q720 (the ratbike)
2012 Cube Ltd SL (the hardtail XC 26er)
2014 Lapierre Zesty TR 329 (the full-sus 29er)0 -
Why don't you want a cage? Can't think of anything worse than having a water bottle on my waist during a ride. And it also looks ghay.0
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Either buy a Camelbak or similar, or put cages on. You'll look like a 70 year old grandma wearing a fanny pack with water bottles. Plus they move around too much, especially when the going gets rough.0
