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If you're plunging into the backcountry, bring along CamelBak's M.U.L.E. Efficient and compact, this system totes 100 ounces of liquid (more than 4 large water bottles) and sports thoughtfully distributed cargo space with internal organizers for tools and gear. The Air Director ventilated back panel keeps you dry and the Dynamic Suspension harness delivers excellent support. Plus, the M.U.L.E. even has a weather-resistant electronics pocket and a place to carry your XC helmet.
CamelBak's Antidote bladder is the pinnacle of easy function and convenience. Its huge mouth means easy filling and cleaning (you can even get a hand inside), plus it opens and closes with only a quarter turn. Built into the mouth are fold-away arms for quick and easy bladder drying. There’s also an internal baffle that reduces sloshing and slims the bladder's profile, making room for more gear in your pack. You also get CamelBak’s HydroGuard bacteria protection so your water stays fresh and clean. What's more, the Antidote features their innovative Quick Link system that lets you detach the hose (there’s an auto shut-off) for refilling without pulling the entire system out of the pack. It also lets you easily add CamelBak accessories, like their Fresh Filter and Flow Meter (sold separately).
Liquid capacity: 100 ounces. Cargo volume: 580 cubic inches. Pack weight: 1.48 pounds.
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Part Numbers
| Option | UPC | MPN | Store SKU |
|---|---|---|---|
| Black/Charcoal | 713852615048 | 61504 | M.U26373666L |
| Chili Pepper/Charcoal | 713852615055 | 61505 | |
| Skydiver | 886798618906 | 61890 | MUL17255130R |
| Citronelle/Dark Navy | 886798618883 | 61888 | |
| Tin Man | 886798618890 | 61889 |
Reviews
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by PowerReviewsPros
- Good Water Flow (5)
- Easy To Refill (5)
- Large Capacity (4)
- Comfortable (4)
- Stable (4)
Cons
- none
Best Uses
- Commuting (2)
- Day Trips (2)
- Extended Hikes (2)
- Road Bikes
- Running
- Day Hiking
- Epic Rides
- Mountain Biking
- Mountain biking
- Road Riding
- Mountain Bikes
- Travel
REVIEWS
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Pros
- Durable
- Versatile
- Bladder Size
- Lightweight
Cons
Best Uses
- Road Bikes
- Mountain Bikes
Comments:
Plenty of room for what you need on the trail...no complaints
Pros
- Large Capacity
- Easy To Refill
- Stable
- Good Water Flow
- Comfortable
- Highly Adjustable
Cons
Best Uses
- Mountain biking
Comments:
I have had this pack for about a 6 months. I have fallen and rolled over on it, slid down mountain sides and quenched my thirst several times with this pack. I mountain bike in inclement weather and at night. I have managed to strap a rain poncho on the net, pack it with tools, lots of food, First aid kit, bike pump, Tubes, Knife, Flashlight. You can also clip things to the pack. I LOVE the dedicated I-Pod pocket at the top. Its thick and padded to protect my sounds. The back vents do an excellent job at keeping your back cool and dry. The M.U.L.E is all around good
Pros
- Easy To Refill
- Stable
- Comfortable
- Good Water Flow
- Large Capacity
- Highly Adjustable
Cons
Best Uses
- Extended Hikes
Comments:
This is a great pack for carrying water on a MTB trip. It doens't have the most amount of space, but it is the best everywhere else.
Pros
- Large Capacity
- Comfortable
- Easy To Refill
- Good Water Flow
- Perfect Ratio
- Maximum Storage
- Stable
- Highly Adjustable
Cons
Best Uses
- Epic Rides
- Day Trips
- Commuting
Comments:
This pack is the perfect combination of between minimalist and packrat. I have used the smallest camelbak's like the razor and the larger ones as well. This one is the perfect mix. Room for pumps, tools, tubes, food, phone, keys, and more. But small enough to keep you on the go.
Pros
- Stable
- Easy To Refill
- Good Water Flow
- Large Capacity
- Highly Adjustable
- Comfortable
Cons
Best Uses
- Commuting
- Extended Hikes
- Day Trips
- Travel
- Running
Comments:
as well as all its attributes it also works as a back protector in a fall or crash as alot of bike crashes put you over the bars thus landing on your back,having it packed with equipment like tools,water, tubes ect. all help with protection in a fall
Pros
- Secure Straps
- Good Water Flow
- Easy to Refill
Cons
- none
Best Uses
- Mountain Biking
- Road Riding
- Day Hiking
Comments:
I own an original mule and it is still in great shape after 5+ years of use. If you need to carry water and some tools it is great, however if you need to carry a jacket or other such items the bigger bags would serve you. better. I never ride with out my camelback EVER! I highly recommend Camelback products :)
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