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Leatt Cargo 3.0 GPX hydration pack


The new cargo 3.0 is roomy for a harness-style pack – it has a 10l volume and, unlike most enduro packs, comes with a big 3l bladder. We aren’t fans of the cap on the mouthpiece though – it makes drinking on the move needlessly tricky.

The four-way straps are sturdy and help the pack stay in place well. It feels warm against your back, especially if you choose to use the thick foam spine protector. The Leatt pack offers a lot of storage, including a neat removable waterproof pocket for your smartphone, full-face helmet straps and webbed pockets for leg armour. It’s compatible with Leatt neck braces too, making it a good option for downhillers. If you like the idea of a harness but crave more space, this could be the pack for you.

BLADDER? Yes
SPINE PROTECTION? Yes

Price 210$


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