I do a lot of walking in the fells and a friend of mine had a rehydration system and I just had to get one. This is a special type of bag (known as a bladder) that has a long tube running from it. You fill the bladder with water, put it in your back pack with the tube sticking out. Then whenever you need a drink you bite the end of the tube to release the water, soon as you stop biting the water stops. They are useful for lots of different sports, walking, running, cycling, etc. It means no more having to stop and search about in your bag or bike frame when you want a drink making rehydration much more accessible. I find it a better way of hydrating too ...  Read the complete review

There is nothing more frustrating than having to wrestle with your bag in search of your drink-bottle when you most need to have a drink during your activity. The Camelbak Omega Reservoir solves this problem and provides the most easy of access to your drink, placing it just on your shoulder ready for consumption whenever required. Camelbak have designed this newest bladder to the highest quality. It comes with a fantastic performance test behind the manufacture with Camelbak driving a truck over the bladder without it breaking. The Omega Reservoir really is built to the highest quality and will only set you back a relatively small amount. Value for money, ...  Read the complete review

To be perfectly honest, until a few months ago I didn't even know what a Camelbak Omega Reservoir was, let alone think I would be reviewing one. For those of you who are in the dark, like I was, it is a hydration pack used by, amongst others, walkers and cyclists. In layman's terms, it is basically a long rubber bag which you fill with water, hang on your back and then put a long drinking tube that comes from the bag (or reservoir) over your shoulder.. This means when you want a drink there is no need to stop walking or cycling, simply bite on the valve at the end of the tube and the water flows into you mouth. It features a cut-off valve so that when not in use, it  Read the complete review