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MSR Dromedary Bags | 
| Brand: MSR
Category: Sports
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MPN: MSR 6L Dromedary Bag
ASIN: B000FB9FSW
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| • | MSR | | • | 6L Dromedary Bag | | • | Backpacks | | • | Hydration Accessories | | • | 2010 |
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Product Description
MSR Dromedary Bags take the hassle out of filling, carrying, and pouring water in the field. MSR designed their Dromedary Bags to withstand the most trying conditions. With a temperature threshold from freezing to boiling, and abrasion-resistant cordura construction, these sturdy Dromedary Bags hold up to the most rigorous adventures. MSR added a low-profile handle making it easy to fill. MSR Dromedary Bags have added perimeter webbing allowing you to attach it to your pack or hang it up at the base camp. The bonus 3-in-1 cap ensures effortless filling, drinking, and pouring from the Dromedary Bags.
Product Features- Material: Cordura laminated with food-grade polyurethane
- Weight: [2L] 4.6 oz; [4L] 5.4oz; [6L] 7.2oz; [10L] 8.5oz
- Country of Origin: United States
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| Customer Reviews:
Essential Outdoor Water Bag July 3, 2010
VRG Matt (Utah, USA)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
Some people use this bag to store water and fill up bottles. Real men however, drink straight from the cap. I worked at a outdoor therapy program for adolescents. Staff and students used these bags 360 days a year in every possible condition; from below freezing to over 100*F, dropped and thrown, etc. My employment has ceased and I now use the Dromedary as part of everyday life, preferring a 4L bag for camping, hiking, climbing, or any general outdoor activity.
These bags are durable and unless you are overly reckless with it I see no reason why the construction would fail. Granted, I have seen these bags fail in every way possible from seam leaks, burn-holes, punctures, cap malfunction, full-bag freeze bursting, etc, etc, etc. The industry I worked in abused the crap out of gear. This is one of the few "name-brand" outdoor pieces my employer used. Get 2L or 4L for personal use/drinking from the cap. Get 6L+ to store water and fill up w/e plastic/steel bottle you have.
Also, makes a good portable outdoor shower.
 Indispensable in the desert June 15, 2010
D. Passamani
0 out of 1 found this review helpful
I have been hiking by water lately, so I haven't got around to buying these yet. But living in Arizona, I learned the lesson not to carry the thinner (and lighter) plastic water bladders, the hard way. I woke up to find that 6 liters of water had leaked from my "platapus" bladders, in the middle of the sonoran desert. The 20 mile hike out was needless to say not the best experience! It was early spring or I wouldn't be here writing about it.
Bottom line if the water you are carrying is critical, pony up and carry the extra few ounces for these.
Does the job! March 30, 2010
EMT-Pete (Texas)
Bought the 6 liter for backpacking. Easy to fill and handle. Fabric seems extremely tough. It packs tight if you get any air compressed out of it. The various openings were useful though I don't think I have usd the 1/2-inch for much of anything. Perhaps my only objection is you must grab the base of the opening through the fabric with one hand while tightening the lid with the other. It is not a huge inconvenience, though, since I can still close it up with no spillage. I was worried about leaks on my first extended outing into the desert with it but I had no problems. Glad I have it!
Great for use in sidemount diving March 28, 2010
A. AL-YAFI (Saudi Arabia)
My review has nothing to do with using this item for carrying water. I use it with a sidemount diving rig. To see what I am talking about check out the [...] website for the actual harness details. I would recommend the 4L Bladder for this job not the 2L.
It works great. It is robust, simple in construction and has lots of useful grommets that act as attachment points. Just remember it has no overpressure valve so you have to purge it as you are ascending or you risk rupturing it.
Really like mine January 6, 2010
A Reader (TX USA)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
I have the 6 liter version. It packs great - molding around everything else in the pack. It seems very durable - no problems so far. It fits easily in my backpack's water bladder compartment. The three different nozzles for getting water - a 2 inch opening, a 1/2 inch nozzle and a small straw-like nozzle - are very useful. The water stored in the bladder does have a very slight plastic taste, but nothing objectionable. I highly recommend this.
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