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High Sierra Torrent 70 Hydration Pack | 
| Brand: High Sierra
Category: Apparel
Department: unisex-adult
Buy: $35.99 - $59.99 (On sale from $89.95)
as of 3/12/2010 07:00 EST details
This item is no longer available
Rating:  5 reviews
Sales Rank: 19252
Fabric Type: nylon
Color: N/A
Memorabilia: No
Number Of Items: 1
Size: Flash-Red-Graphite
Shipping Weight (lbs): 1.9
Dimensions (in): 18 x 5.2 x 9
MPN: 68301
Model: 68301-01
UPC: 040176996615
EAN: 0040176996615
ASIN: B000EX9N5Q
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| Features:
| » | Main compartment, with thermo-silver insulation, has a 2-liter water reservoir and a bicycle pump sleeve. | | » | Reservoir opening is easy to fill and accepts most brands of water filters. | | » | Hands-free reservoir pressure valve. | | » | Tuck-away mesh sport flap is hidden in a zippered pocket and holds a helmet. | | » | Insulated water tube cover prevents water from freezing in the tube. |
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Product Description
High Sierra Torrent 70 Hydration Pack. It's serious hydration for serious bikers. The human body is 70% water, and when you're serious about cycling, that makes the Torrent 70 Pack 100% essential. Featuring a roomy main compartment with thermo-silver insulation and space for a 2-liter water reservoir and bicycle pump, Torrent also delivers benefits like a zipper bicycle-tool organizer, space for your helmet, a CD / MP3 pocket, hooks and straps for your extra gear, and more. Drink it up: Main compartment, with thermo-silver insulation, has a 2-liter water reservoir and a bicycle pump sleeve; Reservoir opening is easy to fill and accepts most brands of water filters; Hands-free reservoir pressure valve; Insulated water tube cover prevents water from freezing in the tube; Tuck-away mesh sport flap is hidden in a zippered pocket and holds a helmet; Bicycle tool organizer pocket; MP3 player pocket with headphone port; Vapel mesh Airflow padded back wicks moisture; Vapel mesh Airflow adjustable shoulder straps; Reflective loop holds a bike LED blinker; Adjustable waist belt secures the pack; Adjustable sternum strap helps stabilize the pack; Monster hook and adjustable front straps hold extra gear; 18 x 9 x 5 1/4"; 491 cubic inches capacity. State Color and order yours today! High Sierra Torrent 70 Hydration Pack
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| Customer Reviews:
 High Sierra Torrent 70 October 22, 2009
M. Leuangpaseuth (Temecula, CA)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
Why pay more for Hydration Pack? Great Product! Large reservoir is a plus!
Fast shipping and the product as advertised! Thanks.
way better than pricey others. February 9, 2010
V. DeBruin (Missouri)
This is a great find. I was looking to get a Camelback, but the price always stopped me. Now I'm glad I waited. This has a great hydro system AND lots of storage for hiking necessities. It's the perfect combination between a backpack and a hydro pack. The mesh net is great-can store a jacket or helmet when needed. There's even a foil lining inside to keep the water cool. The fabric that rests on your back is not "sweaty" and seems to keep cool. The whole thing is very light weight. Zippers seem sturdy-only time will tell...
 I am pleased with the purchase March 18, 2009
Jennifer Appleton
4 out of 4 found this review helpful
I am female and about 5' 2" and this pack suits me fine and I am comfortable with it.
I am happy with my choice of this product. It has many sections for all kinds of gadgets I need to carry. The only thing amiss was I couldn't find the mp3 player pocket they talk about in the description list. Not important though.
Overall, very satisfied. Like the color too.
Weissberg133 August 6, 2009
Marya S. Weissberg-walker (Boston)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
This product is great and is well worth the price. If youre thinking about buying this product make sure the amount of space will work for you since the space is limited.
Excellent value in my opinion January 30, 2010
Christopher Cavanaugh (Gilbert, AZ)
Overall the construction of this pack seems built to last. It holds plenty of fluids so that re-filling is hardly ever necessary but for very long rides. I'm not sure I would suggest it for running but that may be a personal preference because I've never liked running with any pack on my back. Seems perfect for hiking and biking. As far as storage it works for holding everything you would need for your bike including money, pump, tubes, levers, tools, arm/leg warmers, etc.. Probably not enough space to be a commuter bag however unless you ride to work in what you plan to wear for the day?
2 small improvements would be nice.
1) increase flow when you drink. Sometimes you have to work a bit to suck enough down (altered my drink spout with a knife opening it up some)
2) Like for there to be a place to velcro the valve to prevent it from flopping around while riding. I've learned to tuck it in when on a bouncy trail under the chest strap. For road riding and hiking this is not really an issue.
Overall pretty pleased with the purchase.
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