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Throw the NEW Moxie™ over your shoulder and hit the street or the trail. This versatile design converts from sling to pack in seconds and holds enough water for 2 to 3 hour hikes, rides, or trips to the mall.
camelbak is the way to go always with hydration systems.
I have this one. I like it better than the charm because there's more storage for snacks, a book, first aid, etc...
I got this and it's more comfortable than the Jansport which I also have
Its blue!!!
This is the best!
http://bicycleworldandfitness.com/itemdetails.cfm?catalogId=39&id=2111 CamelBak's Charm is a great choice for women looking for a better way to drink on-the-go. With almost 50 ounces of liquid capacity, the Charm holds more than two large water bottles. You can also store your keys, driver's...
Looks less bulky than the others, which is a big bonus if you just need it for light day hikes.
My choice is based purely on looks since I'm not a hydration pack expert.
the price is right, and it looks streamlined. i just can't figure out where you put your H2O bottles...?
This one looks tidy and price is excellent.
You have to trust Jansport.
While I havn't personally tried any of these, this one looks most comfortable for light day use, and it still has a good sized resevoir.
looks nice
this is your first time so you gonna need less weight when you gain more resistance then you can buy another bigger
streamlined not very bulky
this one seems like it would be the lightest
I Don't Know Why, but this one gets my attention.
This one is very modern looking, if it came in a bright colour it would be even more appealing. :]
This is not too bulky and it looks nice. It will match most outfits.
The Jansport Diablo hydration pack offers you a large capacity and a heavy-duty construction that holds a 3-liter Water Tower? reservoir with an easy-to-use Hydro Rak? Nirvana? bite valve with an EZ shut-off valve. It offers stable and comfortable carrying with Motion Fit shoulder straps and a...
looks more practical
This seems to have easy accessability to pockets so you dont have to dig mid hike...
A slightly bigger one will give you more room to hold stuff.
Im stuck between this and the camelbak. For light hiking either will do, but I think the camelbak will give you more room for your essentials (first aid kit, emergency poncho, lighter and fire starter sticks, snacks, etc.). Jansport however is abrand I know and trust as far as book bags go, and I believe they offer a warenty where they will fix the bag for you if it breaks. I am not partial to the orange color, but it would give you a little extra visibility if you are hiking near hunting grounds.
This one seems to have more storage and it has a waist belt.
I like all the pockets
comfort on shoulder and more classic
this one
looks like it can hold more stuff
Looks like you can organize better.
functional
It´s the only one with a strap around your waist.. A feature you would miss on the others!
this looks like you would have room for hiking necessities and your hydration system.
this is the best 1!
