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Old 10-04-12 | 09:18 PM
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Geigerrig Hydration Packs ???

Anybody ever heard of them or have one? The company I work for is about to start dealing with them. Look kind of expensive.

https://www.geigerrig.com/hydration-packs/rig-700.html
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Old 10-05-12 | 08:13 AM
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I heard of them. The basic concept is pressurizing the bladder with a bulb pump so you don't have to suck. I never was much troubled by the amount of suction it took to drink from my various hydration systems I use on the MTB or hiking so feel it'd be an unnecessary complication for me. Some of the cons are price, the pump has to work, the bladder is inflated big and stiff, it has to seal very well so as to not lose pressure, ...

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Old 10-07-12 | 11:01 AM
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I heard of them. The basic concept is pressurizing the bladder with a bulb pump so you don't have to suck. I never was much troubled by the amount of suction it took to drink from my various hydration systems I use on the MTB or hiking so feel it'd be an necessary complication for me. Some of the cons are price, the pump has to work, the bladder is inflated big and stiff, it has to seal very well so as to not lose pressure, ...
Thanks! Sounds like more of a hassle than anything. Anything my company deals with I get 50%. But having a CB alread, this may not be worth having.
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