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In Reply to: RE: Hydration backpack for day hikes ? posted by AbeCollins on July 6, 2017 at 09:26:13:
I've done some snow camping. Hike in a couple miles and get comfortable.
Packing beer in a snowbank for a couple hours ensures the coldest suds possible.
Too bad, that at maybe 7000 feet elevation, the bottle gives a 'whoosh' of decompression, the bubbles form and clog the neck with BEER ICE. You need to WARM the neck to free up what you were after in the first place!
I'm a little weird about the Sanitation Aspects of those CamelBacks, too. I just can't figure out how to CLEAN it and all that tubing. My 'solution' and a couple Sierra Cups works fine.
Link to a largish daybag from Patagonia, sold thru REI. For cool to COLD hiking, always carry some extra warm clothing. Layers Rule.
Too much is never enough
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