How many inches wide & tall is the 3 liter bladder? I'm replacing a 2.25 liter bladder, but will keep using my old pack.
1295505
I don't have the bladder handy to measure. We replaced a 2 liter bladder with this one and it fits in our small pack well. We love this bladder ...no leaking at the mouthpiece! I don't think you will have any trouble with the size, if you do...Amazon has a great return policy.
1904405
It will hold a 100 oz bladder. I had one in my one but found adding another 8 lbs to my pack was overkill for me as my EDC.
1598035
its fits perfectly in my goruck bullet ruck pocket. this bag: http://www.goruck.com/10l-hydration-bullet-black-/p/gear-000002goruck also says "Sized to hold a 3L hydration bladder in a separate compartment next to your back"their site says its got an "18″ tall compartment next to your back perfectly houses a Standard Source Hydration bladder, keeping it in place with a retention loop."Sorry im not home to actually look at it, but the 2.5L 7" by 17" HAS to be correct from what I received. Its definitely taller than a foot.
392052
Just about any bladder will work. There is an opening in the pack to allow a drinking tube to be accessed without removing the pack. It does not come with a bladder.
1610922
I'm sure there are many packs that are designed for this bladder specifically. I use it in a pocket on my pack that I just stuff it in, and it works great. I have found it to be the best bladder on the market.
2192014
Liters? I'd guess somewhere between two or three, but I live in 'Merica so I not exactly sure :)
1595697
Can't estimate the Cubic Inches. The area where the bladder occupies - has a large area below the bladder. You should remember to place articles at the bottom FIRST, then inflate the bladder (if you intend to do so). The outer compartments are typical, not alot of space. If you are going on day hikes - it is more than sufficient. Overnight, probably not my first choice. Hope that helps.
253614
They all come with the 3L bladder. The 2.5L, 2.0 and 2.0 light are sold separate and are close to $30 ea on average.
1295368
With this item being 24" tall and 12" wide... I'm sure it will hold pretty much any badder you throw at it... I believe my 3L camelbak badder would fit no prob.
1919532
Yea if the bigger bladder is not any longer and only wider. The bladder in this pack is just housed in an insulated pocket with an anchor With a little extra room left for an ICR pack or a sand which or even a bigger bladder, length permit
805416
Approximately 70 liters. It is a good value/starter pack which I would recommend for occasional weekend trips.
2065414
I will have to check the exact dimensions and get back to you on 7/15. But the bladder itself is extremely similar to the camelbak hydration packs. Which is one reason I purchased it; this is half the price of just a bladder for the camelbak.
2087217
I have a wide mouth 3.0 liter Camelback hydration bladder. It has a thick plastic hook on the cap portion of the bladder which works nicely with the velcro tab in the pack's bladder compartment. This prevents the bladder from collapsing to the bottom of the compartment. I hope this helps.
1845311
I used a 6 liter MSR bag no problem. Only one bladder sleeve. Expensive bag but very comfortable
1598034
I've never actually measured the capacity but I will say it is identical almost in size as my Osprey 2 liter bladder if that helps you
1361012
I bought U3 - it is 3.5 X 3 x by 10 inches for 24 to 30 gallons, U2 - is for 12 to 30 gallons, it is 3.5 x 3 x 8 inches. Both underwater. All this info shown in the two reviews. As you can see the height in the U3 is 2 inches taller
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In response to the question, I just measured mine. 2 inches high, 3 inches wide(diameter)