Hydration Packs

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It does come with quite a weight penalty, but if you are riding hard and taking risks, the Evoc could be the pack for you.

£129.95
Score 9

The Osprey Viper 9 allows organised carrying and can be loaded up for all-day riding, but it works best when travelling fast and light.

£70.00
Score 9

The result is a pack where the weight is low down and held right against your body, meaning there is very little movement once it is in place. >>> Click…

£99.99
Score 9

The Fox was the only other pack instantly flagged up by the testers as being as stable as the Camelbak Volt over steep and technical ground. Although it doesn’t have…

£95.00
Score 9

The Osprey’s semi-rigid reservoir made for easy handling, and the zip around the reservoir compartment and down the shoulder guide makes it the simplest to remove and refill. A strong…

£90.00
Score 10

As a very expensive trail pack, with an impressive design pedigree, we had high hopes for the Mavic Crossmax Hydropack 15. The large hip belt and wide padded shoulder straps were…

£110.00
Score 9