Does this pack have have the magnetic sip valve?video here doesnt excactly show it...thanks
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Mine did not come with a magnetic sip valve. If I remember correctly it did not come with a bladder either.
769368
No. The pack is great though. I used it this past weekend, and the size, fit and easy access to things like hiking poles etc. are great.
777817
Hi there Karen,There is no sippee hole? You have to screw the top off to gain access to your drink. Have a look at the images (last 3) to give you an idea.Hope that helps.Cheers - Steltz
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Yes, this is the same one on timbuk2's website with the 2 internal water bottle slots. The pictures of the different colors don't display the slots nor do they described it. I bought the black one and apparently those slots are only on the 2013 and newer model.
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This is smaller than the other aluminum iSi siphons that I have. It seems to work just as well, with the advantage that it doesn't develop any metallic taste in the water. I've found that to be an issue with the aluminum ones. I've had the stainless steel one for about a year now, and no metallic taste. On the negative side, it is smaller than the aluminum ones (at least the ones I have) so you don't get as much seltzer for each C02 cartridge.
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No you just suck like a regular straw. This is the most fantastic water bottle ever! You will not be disappointed!!
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Actually, the threaded piece that holds the nozzle in place contains the magnet(s). So, every time you get water out of the filter it passes right through the center of a magnetic field. Not the most powerful magnet but it is there.
1308811
It's good flow but for a "sippy cup". Not really comparable to a bottle. I have 3 of the nuk ones and they are my little ones favorite, even at 21 months old. Hope this helps.
949033
I like it because of the bite valve. I can't get air in y stomach so I had to give up straws. This keeps the fluid in the straw so I can use it.
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The bit valves and straws are easy to find. The cap is much harder. My son broke the plastic part that holds the bite valve, which meant the whole cap needed to be replaced. I could only find it at the camelbak web site: http://shop.camelbak.com/accessories/replacements/bottle/l/322
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Silicone bite valve and BPA-free plastic straw. These are the standard Camelbak Eddy redesigned bite valves (mouthpiece) and straws (draw tube).
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Sorry to say it does not ! It does have the clip on aspect which is great. If Thermos would add the spoon element to this one , it would be perfection !
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There is no valve, at least not in the sense of something you turn to allow for coffee to pour through it. When you place the device onto the top of a coffee cup there is a "valve" that is activated by the mass of the device and allows coffee to pour through. When it's just sitting on your counter or on the little plate that comes with it, this valve is not activated, and so coffee does NOT pour through. Point being it's a binary switch, it's off or it's on. There is no "adjusting" it. I haven't used it A LOT, but it seems pretty sturdy, I haven't had any issues with it leaking anyway. There is no valve, at least not in the sense of something you turn to allow for coffee to pour through it. When you place the device onto the top of a coffee cup there is a "valve" that is activated by the mass of the device and allows coffee to pour through. When it's just sitting on your counter or on the little plate that comes with it, this valve is not activated, and so coffee does NOT pour through. Point being it's a binary switch, it's off or it's on. There is no "adjusting" it. I haven't used it A LOT, but it seems pretty sturdy, I haven't had any issues with it... » Read More There is no valve, at least not in the sense of something you turn to allow for coffee to pour through it. When you place the device onto the top of a coffee cup there is a "valve" that is activated by the mass of the device and allows coffee to pour through. When it's just sitting on your counter or on the little plate that comes with it, this valve is not activated, and so coffee does NOT pour through. Point being it's a binary switch, it's off or it's on. There is no "adjusting" it. I haven't used it A LOT, but it seems pretty sturdy, I haven't had any issues with it leaking anyway. « Show Less
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I don't think it does. I got this for my son. I wouldn't get it, though. The water bladder was broken when he got it. Since I had purchased this early for Christmas, I couldn't return it.
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Yes, it is. Also, FYI, I am unhappy with the small hole on top, plus space around the straw that allow leaking if it tips or falls over. I read others note this & thought it would not be a problem for me, but it has been. Currently looking for one like this (I like all the other features.) w/o holes on top.
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There's no straw inside. It is not completely spill-proof, and even with the valve some leakage occurs. It's also hard to drink out of it when the valve is in, honestly, not the best design - we don't use this one, it's just sitting in the cupboard...
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Mine didn't come with the extra reservoir. It's just as shown on the first picture.
555245
Yes there is a magnet on the backside of the mouth piece and a clip that connects to the strap of your pack.