I have stuck with Camelbak because all other hydration packs that have the screw off lid like this leaked on me. Is that an issue with this pack?
776232
I have had no problem with the Osprey cap leaking if it is put on without cross threading. That being said, I find it very difficult to screw it on correctly. The retaining ring with keeps the cap attached to the hydration bag binds somewhat when you try to screw on the cap. It can look like it is screwed on correctly, but if you tilt it, it will be obvious if it is not.
776233
The Osprey 14 is a great hydration and mountain biking backpack. I only had one leak issue when I did not take care to thread the lid properly. If done correctly there are no leak issues. I've hit overhead branches and crashed a couple of times without a single leak.
353206
No problems here. The lid, if shut fully, does not leak on the one I bought.
404699
I was able to fit my Camelback Antidote Reservoir in the backpack without any issues. Wasn't a perfect fit, but its secure and I've never had a leak or problem.
1486400
I wouldn't see a reason why not to use another camelbak bottle but am no scientist to back up my answer. My take is that the lid emits light (UV) that kills organisms in the water...
613739
I've had no leaking whatsoever from mine unless I turn it upside down & then it only leaks from that little air hole in front of the drinking port.I 've had mine for a few months & have used it EVERY SINGLE DAY since I got it. Only hand wash,won't put it in dishwasher because I heard it would get warped
683269
I have 3 of them and took them backpacking with pretty full packs and none of them leaked. But, with that being said, I'm not sure I'd chance it with my laptop unless there was a divider of some sort.
970533
Not really. It still screws on tight and I have no problems with leaks or anything but when tight the hole in the lid is too close to the handle to make it easy to hold & drink out of. It doesn't bother me though because I use a big long straw to sip out of. Keeps my stuff cold all day & I love it.
1953790
I didnt have any issues with leaking but I didn't take it hiking or anything of that nature.!
15033
No problems with leaks during runs here either, up to a half marathon. The only problem is when I first load up my Nuun. I just squeeze it a little to release the pressure and it's fine. Of course, if I let the bottles sit upside down in the car, that's another story.
1369269
I shouldn't leak at all if you have the lid snapped on firmly and the little vent hole cover snapped into place. It's a rubbery lid that seals pretty tightly and takes some effort to sort of "peel" it back off the cup when you are ready to eat. I've never had any spillage in my fancy tote bag I haul lunch in.
2041856
The water still goes through but not as bad. Their is a plastic containment inside the pack that catches a majority of the liquid, overall I really love this back pack but I wish it was 100% leak proof .
1851241
I'd agree -- I'd say 3.0 is about 95% leak proof, where the previous version (2.0?) was about 50% leak proof, and totally unreliable if the Kanteen was on its side. This one has been tipped over a batch of times in my briefcase without leaking.
1972679
I would stray away from this one. I bought it for long dirt bike rides where you can get extremely exhausted miles away from water. This one leaked since the first time I tried it. It was very cold out and my back was soaked. Also, the nozzle was a big let down. You actually have to open and close it like a pop-up water bottle. My buddy bought a fox brand water pack and has had it for over a year, on multiple rides. He has fallen on it and it has never leaked. His nozzle is also a great design. It is a soft material and all you do is bite it gently and suck. No hands needed. Hope this helps. I would stray away from this one. I bought it for long dirt bike rides where you can get extremely exhausted miles away from water. This one leaked since the first time I tried it. It was very cold out and my back was soaked. Also, the nozzle was a big let down. You actually have to open and close it like a pop-up water bottle. My buddy bought a fox brand water pack and has had it for over a year, on multiple rides. He has fallen on it and it has never leaked. His nozzle is also a great design. It is a soft material and all you do is bite it gently and suck. No hands needed. Hope this helps.
903365
There is a closed durable plastic "U" design, that moves up and down. I use this on my an clip to my backpack. If you need pics let me know. If you have a "D" ring (rock climber stuff) you can attach it. But by far this is the best water bottle I have owned, no leaking whatsoever! Need pics let me know.
1510739
I use it for yoga classes and mix electrolytes in it and have not had any problems w/leakage. Hope this helps! I LOVE my hydroflask.
2180875
The ilbe main pack that I received from Black Star Surplus included a detachable interior utility pouch. This could be for a quick retrieve first-aid kit etc. I tried it with a Camelbak 100oz. 'Unbottle' and it seems to fit great; and the drawstring closure under the pack lid has hydration tube ports on the left and right sides. Hope this helps.
749439
Hi there,Thanks for getting in touch. The bottle should not leak. This may indicate that you are in need of a cap replacement. Please feel free to visit our website www.hydroflask.com and submit a Lifetime Warranty request. We will happily send you a new cap which should fix the problem!Thanks!