Camelbak H.A.W.G. (05)

Pros: Great taste with Omega-HydroGuard bladder, many useful storage compartments, excellent strap system and motion stabilization.
Cons: On the expensive side for a CamelBak, but not bad when compared to other daypacks.

Camelbak H.A.W.G. MSRP: $100 Reservoir capacity: 100oz (3.0 L) Available Colors: Ruby Red, Black Camelbak website: http://www.camelbak.com/index. cfm In the years since CamelBak became a dominant force in the ...

Pros: Comfortable, easy to use, highly convenient for hydration
Cons: Water is heavy!

After hiking in extremely high temperatures in Arizona all summer long a few years ago, I decided th ...

Pros: It holds 100 ounces of water. You can put ice cubes in it.
Cons: Pricey and can be heavy at times.

The Camelback H.A.W.G. is one easy way to have a source of water all the time. I was first introduced to this great product, while I was in Denver. My brother has a spinal cord injury and we were out in Denver at the Craig Spinal Cord Hospital...

Pros: 100 oz bladder and 900 cu in of storage space with multiple zippered pockets
Cons: Can get heavy when loaded up

H.A.W.G. is an acronym for CamelBak's 100 oz (3 L) hydration system with 900 cubic inches of storage space. (It also is what other rides may be thinking of you while you refill the equivalent of 4 water bottles at a road side rest stop).

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Pros: BIG pack - holds a lot of water and gear
Cons: I think it's a little pricey

This pack is great. I live in Arizona and ride a motorcycle. I bought this pack when my girlfriend and I rode out to San Diego. Going across the desert in August, we needed enough water for both of us. The HAWG was plenty. The water even stayed...

Pros: All Around Hydration System
Cons: Can Be Heavy

My husband is a long ride cyclist. Where we live they have a ride called The LoToJa. This ride is from a city named Logan, Ut and it goes to Jackson Hole Wyoming in one day. The ride is 203 miles long.

My husband being the sick-minded...

Pros: holds plenty of water, tools, tubes, and food. Elastic straps good for attatching extra clothing.
Cons: pricey, cleaning it if it gets grody inside, the CamelBak mouthpiece can leak

I wish I invented this product. It's such a simple, untechnical concept. Most of all, its a dam good idea. If you are serious about riding bikes, skis or snowboards, or like to hike, climb or motocross, you probably already have a water hydration...

Pros: You can put any liquid in it and it stays cool
Cons: it's alittle uncomfortable to put on because of the shape of the straps and because i'm 6 feet.

Alright, here's the truth. I've used the great piece of work for many an occasion. First I had used the camelbak for cold water, as I ran through my cross country trails at home. It was great, because the foamish material on the inside keeps the water...

Pros: Holds plenty of water, caries tons of stuff.
Cons: I'm a big guy and the pack is a little too narrow.

The amazing CamelBak H.A.W.G. allows you to carry 3 liters of water and TONS of stuff, all on your back. With the special hose you don't even have to take off the pack to get a drink!

The nuisance of reaching behind you or opening your pack...

Pros: Holds a ton of water and gear!
Cons: Can't think of none.

The H.A.W.G. is my second pack from Camelbak. I had the original (liked it alot), and now moved up to biggun', and it's way cool. If you are into mountain biking or other outdoor activities, you NEED a Camelbak... and the H.A.W.G. is a great...

Pros: h2o to GO! Lots of straps to hold things down
Cons: Heavy, too meany straps can be confusing to handle

The picture that is shown here is last years edition of the Camelbak MULE. This is a review on the 2001 edition of the MULE.

Pros:
Lots of water on the go. This thing will hold they say 100 oz. of water. I haven’t actually...

Pros: 200oz water supply with extra pouch,Well worth the cost of survival.
Cons: little heavy.

I'm in the military and I purchased the H.A.W.G. for some of the work I do. I use it extensively due to the fact that there may not be a water supply around for a while. I've double loaded it with two pouches and it tends to get heavy after a while but...

Pros: it has storage and water
Cons: none

When I saw this pack I had to have it because of the phat storage space, the ease of use , and of course the water system. then I found that it had all these little pockets, and well I need pockets.
I loved the way you could drink while on the...