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Old 03-20-07, 10:07 AM
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Originally Posted by obelix67
Is that in an insulated pack or not ?

The only time I have had mine freeze on me it was -40 up on Mont Fort at Verbier, 2 new years ago. I do find the black insulation catches the sun so the first mouthfull on a sunny day can be quite warm.
no, it's not insulated. as rarely as I ride in that sort of weather it seemed un nessesary
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Old 03-20-07, 10:33 AM
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I bought my pack for skiboarding not cycling
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