http://bikereviews.com/2009/10/camelpak-velobak-a-road-bike-jersey-with-built-in-hydration/ Thu, 09 Sep 2010 12:36:53 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 http://bikereviews.com/2009/10/camelpak-velobak-a-road-bike-jersey-with-built-in-hydration/comment-page-1/#comment-12107 donprizzi Sat, 21 Aug 2010 17:43:12 +0000 http://bikereviews.com/?p=4575#comment-12107 Great product! Finally a solution fitting perfectly to my aero helmet. And if I don't need the hydration pack I can use the pouch for the radio - perfect and congrats to camelbak developers! Great product! Finally a solution fitting perfectly to my aero helmet. And if I don’t need the hydration pack I can use the pouch for the radio – perfect and congrats to camelbak developers!

]]> http://bikereviews.com/2009/10/camelpak-velobak-a-road-bike-jersey-with-built-in-hydration/comment-page-1/#comment-585 CamelBak Mule Lightweight Hydration Pack 2010 | Bike Reviews Sat, 07 Nov 2009 03:00:04 +0000 http://bikereviews.com/?p=4575#comment-585 [...] CamelBak hydration systems have become very popular over the years, allowing you to store water and drink it without using your hands. However, they have been known to be “overbuilt,” making them less efficient than they are intended to be. One issue with the CamelBak MULE is its weight. The CamelBak Mule Lightweight Hydration Pack 2010, however, has dropped some of the unnecessary while maintaining its utility uses such as storage, and now actually has comfort. It features a big pocket where you can store pumps and other things, and a smaller pocket for little odds-and-ends such as keys, tools, etc. There’s even a handy cell phone/ipod/glasses holder at the top of the harness. The new-and-improved CamelBak Mule Lightweight Hydration Pack 2010 has shed 200 grams, is a lot more comfortable, and is cheaper than its bulkier counterpart at $130.91. [...] [...] CamelBak hydration systems have become very popular over the years, allowing you to store water and drink it without using your hands. However, they have been known to be “overbuilt,” making them less efficient than they are intended to be. One issue with the CamelBak MULE is its weight. The CamelBak Mule Lightweight Hydration Pack 2010, however, has dropped some of the unnecessary while maintaining its utility uses such as storage, and now actually has comfort. It features a big pocket where you can store pumps and other things, and a smaller pocket for little odds-and-ends such as keys, tools, etc. There’s even a handy cell phone/ipod/glasses holder at the top of the harness. The new-and-improved CamelBak Mule Lightweight Hydration Pack 2010 has shed 200 grams, is a lot more comfortable, and is cheaper than its bulkier counterpart at $130.91. [...]

]]> http://bikereviews.com/2009/10/camelpak-velobak-a-road-bike-jersey-with-built-in-hydration/comment-page-1/#comment-283 Specialized Fall/Winter 2009 Eureka Element Jersey | Bike Reviews Tue, 13 Oct 2009 22:28:43 +0000 http://bikereviews.com/?p=4575#comment-283 [...] to get out and ride. That’s why Specialized comes through with the Eureka Element jersey, part of their fall/winter 2009 collection. The Specialized Fall/Winter 2009 Eureka Element Jersey [...] [...] to get out and ride. That’s why Specialized comes through with the Eureka Element jersey, part of their fall/winter 2009 collection. The Specialized Fall/Winter 2009 Eureka Element Jersey [...]

]]> http://bikereviews.com/2009/10/camelpak-velobak-a-road-bike-jersey-with-built-in-hydration/comment-page-1/#comment-200 JimmyNick Thu, 08 Oct 2009 23:14:03 +0000 http://bikereviews.com/?p=4575#comment-200 Thanks, Camelbak, for another gimmicky solution to a problem none of us cared about. (Can't wait 'til it comes out in ultra-high-modulus carbon fiber!) But I do like this aspect of it: I now have an excuse for looking like the fatass that I am. "No, I'm wearing my VeloBak, man." Thanks, Camelbak, for another gimmicky solution to a problem none of us cared about. (Can’t wait ’til it comes out in ultra-high-modulus carbon fiber!)
But I do like this aspect of it: I now have an excuse for looking like the fatass that I am.
“No, I’m wearing my VeloBak, man.”

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