What do you need to have a good ride on your bike? The essential stuff like basic tools, a spare tube, a pump, helmet and pads, your phone and I-pod. A small snack and enough water are also a must. That’s it, no big deal, you can carry all of it in any bag. But it’s the combination of functional features, riding comfort and an edgy design that make the difference for a state of the art freeride hydration pack. With CamelBak’s 2010 AMF models – The Don™, The Capo™ and Consigliere™ – you can choose the size that perfectly fits the needs of your ride: from 7.8 liters cargo volume to 17.5 liters. All three of these keep your gear organized with accessible pockets, a fleece-lined glasses or goggle compartment, an easy access stash pocket, a hidden window for a lift pass, and external armor straps to hold your pads and helmet. The integrated water reservoir, with 100 oz. (3 liters) in The Don and The Capo, and 70 oz. (2 liters) in the Consigliere, gives you the hydration you need at any time. The optional CamelBak Flow Meter allows you to see and track exactly how much water is left in your reservoir.
About CamelBak
Founded in 1989, CamelBak invented the hands-free hydration category and is the global leader in personal hydration gear. With a mission to continuously reinvent and forever change the way people hydrate and perform, CamelBak offers a complete line of technical hydration packs, reusable BPA-free water bottles and performance hydration accessories for outdoor sports, military, travel and a healthy lifestyle. With headquarters in Petaluma, CA, a wholly-owned and operated reservoir manufacturing facility in Mexico and distribution in San Diego, CA, CamelBak designs, tests and engineers its products to perform and last a lifetime. CamelBak is privately held, with products available in 50 countries worldwide. For more information, please visit www.camelbak.com or call 800.767.8725.
It doesn’t matter if you are having a session with your buddies at your local dirt jump spot or heading out for a streetride: you don’t want to get dehydrated. CamelBak’s hydration backpacks for 2010 ensure a good ride: carry your water, tools and gadgets while keeping your style fresh! 
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