CamelBak ThermoBak 100oz Maximum Gear Hydration System

Army Hydration Carrier

The CamelBak ThermoBak Maximum Gear is a 100oz (3 liter) hydration system in Universal Camouflage Pattern, carried by US Army soldiers alongside the Army Combat Uniform. It puts water on your back and a drink tube at your shoulder, so you can drink on the move without stopping to dig out a canteen. Slim and harnessed like a small daypack, it works on its own or worn over a plate carrier or load-bearing vest.

Features

• 100oz (3 Liter) Capacity — The reservoir holds 3 liters, enough water for a long patrol, hike or range day between refills.
• UCP Digital Camouflage — The carrier is printed in Universal Camouflage Pattern, the pixelated gray, tan and green pattern issued with the Army Combat Uniform.
• Covered Drink Tube — A fabric-sleeved tube runs from the top of the pack over the shoulder and ends in a bite valve, which opens when you bite down and seals when you let go.
• Large Screw-Cap Fill Port — A wide screw cap at the top of the reservoir makes refilling from a jerrycan or tap quicker and easier to clean.
• Adjustable Shoulder Harness — Foliage green webbing straps with buckle adjusters at the lower corners let you snug the pack down over a jacket or body armor.
• Sternum Strap — A buckled chest strap ties the shoulder straps together so the load stays put when you run or climb.
• D-Rings Front And Back — Metal D-rings on the front panel and shoulder straps give you points to clip gear or route the drink tube.
• Top Grab Handle — A webbing loop at the top lets you hang the pack or pull it out of a vehicle in one move.
• Front Zip Pocket — A zippered opening on the front panel gives access to the carrier interior.

Issued To The US Army

This is the ThermoBak from CamelBak's Maximum Gear line, the company's military range, supplied for US Army use in the UCP era. The face is printed in the digital pattern, while the back panel, harness and hardware are foliage green to match ACU-era load-bearing kit. It is the hydration pack soldiers actually carried, which makes it a practical buy for hikers and shooters and the right piece for anyone building an accurate ACU loadout.