Osprey Hydraulics LT 2.5L Reservoir: Hydration for Your Adventures

Hydrate Hard: Osprey Hydraulics LT 2.5L Reservoir. Adventure Ready Water Power.

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$17.00 $34.00

Size:

2.5 Liter

Color:

Red

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Osprey’s Hydraulics® LT 2.5L Reservoir by Hydrapak is made for light and fast activities where weight and balance are critical. Twin-welded chevron baffles stabilize the water and maintain a flat profile. The streamlined design allows for easy loading into internal hydration sleeves. Thoughtful design makes filling, cleaning and most importantly staying hydrated on the trail easier than ever. All parts are BPA-free, phthalate-free, lead-free, guaranteed. All materials are certified food safe according to FDA and EU regulations.

Twin Baffles - Twin-welded chevron baffles stabilize the water and maintain a flat profile.
Slide-Seal - Easy Slide-Seal top opening, seals watertight and provides wide access for easy filling and cleaning
Pour Shield - Pour shield extends the collar to ease filling in shallower sinks and control pouring into pots or bottles
Carry Handle - Carry handle allows easy reservoir management and filling
Magnetic Bite Valve - Magnet clip attaches to the reservoir hose and pairs with the included sternum strap magnet for easy water access and hose management
Hydrapak Blaster - Hydrapak Blaster bite valve offers fast, smooth water flow with a ¼ twist on/off switch
QuickConnect System - The QuickConnect system allows easy removal/filling of the reservoir and filtering in the backcountry