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MSR DromLite 6 L Hydration Bag
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MSR DromLite 6 L Hydration Bag
A lightweight version of the MSR Dromedary bag that's great for storing water in camp or on the trail.Features/Benefits:
- Made from tough, lightweight 200D cordura nylon with a food-grade polyurethane liner
- Connects directly to the MSR MiniWorks EX filter
- Bladder can handle temperatures from freezing to boiling
- Three-in-one cap allows you to fill, drink, and pour with ease
- Grommet for hanging the bladder in camp
- Low-profile handle
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MSR DromLite 6 L Hydration Bag
Material 200-denier Cordura®, food grade polyurethane liner Shock Resistant at Low Temps Yes Weight 5.1 oz.
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Comments about MSR DromLite 6 L Hydration Bag:
This bag takes up no space or weight in my pack, but will give me ample amounts of water for my backpacking trips with my girlfriend. Love items like this, perfect in every way.
Pros
- Durable
- Light
Cons
- Pour rate a bit slow
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Comments about MSR DromLite 6 L Hydration Bag:
Used this bag in Canyondlands NP this past May where packing all of your water is necessary and leakage can be a trip killer. I've used the cheap plastic 2.5 gallon Reliance Fold-a-Carriers in the past, which worked well enough but doubted it's puncture durability and weary of it's flimsy on-off spout. Didn't think a plastic Platypus water carrier was much of a step up. The MSR Dromlite is a better alternative since it's made of very durable Cordura and is much lighter than the Reliance. When carrying that much water, every ounce counts. It fit well enough in my 70L pack. Add a loop of cordelette through the eyelit for easy hanging. My only slight con is the flip-up pour spout, kinda like what you would find on a lighter-fluid can, while it closes securely enough, pours water at a very slow rate. Not a big deal, really. Just make sure the pour spout is securely tightened as well as the fill cap! (they are part of the same assembly). Cost is high but because of materials, it will last forever.
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