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CamelBak Rogue hydration pack


SO GOOD... The Rogue represents a brilliant middle ground between trail and race packs. Built around one of CamelBak’s brilliant (2l) bladders, it’s minimal in size but still offers two external pockets and a larger stowage space, which can be tightened down. The result is a pack that can handle all but the longest excursions.

NO GOOD...We liked the lightweight, breathable straps but they can’t compete with the security of a full harness – though they do make the Rogue more comfortable on longer rides.

Price 90$
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