RRP £79.99 Venus BUY NOW PRICE £79.99
Feature:
- Quick access to cargo makes this hands-free hydration system ideal for paddling long distances.
- TOTAL CAPACITY: N/A + 2L Reservoir
- PACK ONLY WEIGHT: 380 g
- DIMENSIONS: 38 x 20 x 11 cm
- BACK PANEL: Open mesh Air Channel HARNESS: Custom fit tension adjust with cargo pockets
- BELT: N/A
- KEY FEATURES: External fill, paddle holster, safety whistle, water-friendly materials, stretch overflow storage, lumbar PFD compatible FABRIC SPECS: 70D Diamond Clarus with DWR + 1000 mm PU & closed-cell foam
- DESIGNED TO CARRY: Inflatable PFD, waterproof electronics case, sun cream, snacks.
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Camelbak: Molokai Hydration pack Black | £79.99 |
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Manufacturer InformationAbout Camelbak
CamelBak is the originator and world leader in hands free hydration systems.
The first CamelBak products proved to be very popular among mountain bikers and motocross riders, because it allowed them to drink without taking their hands off the handlebars in technical terrain.
The product began to cross over into other sports when specific studies showed athletes drank more fluids and performed better when they wore a CamelBak.
Since then, athletes from an ever-growing list of sports and activities use CamelBak hydration systems for their convenience and performance benefits. In addition to cycling, CamelBak has Hand Free systems for hiking, running, snowboarding and skiing. CamelBak's state of the art packs and hydration systems have benefited athletes, outdoorsmen and soldiers around the world. While CamelBak has grown tremendously since the early days, one thing hasn't changed.
CamelBak still believes in the performance advantage that proper hydration delivers for just about any activity. The privately held company is headquartered in Petaluma, California.Category AdviceWhat you drink before, during and after running is probably THE most essential aspect of your workout.
Take these STEPS to avoid de-hydration:
Drink water. This is the best fluid for runners.
Quench your thirst, then drink some more, especially during hot weather or heavy training.
Consume fluids - two to three cups or more -up to two hours prior to a hard workout or competition.
Drink on or two cups of water 5 to 15 minutes before your competition.
Drink during training (especially in hot weather 8 to 10 ounces for every 15 - 20 minutes of strenuous exercise.
Eat watery foods, such as oranges and cucumbers, throughout the day.
Replenish your losses after running by consuming any fluids or watery foods you enjoy. Be aware, however, that caffeine and alcohol will have a dehydrating effect.
Tips:
Always drink before your are thrist. By the time your brain signals thirst, you have lost 1 percent of your body's weight through sweat.
Monitor hydration be wighting yourself before and after you exercise. For every pound you lose, drink at least 2 cups of fluid.
Make sure you are urinating frequently, a sign you are well-hydrated.
Note your feeling, If you are always tired, headachy or listless, you may be chronically dehydrated. |