I just brought one and I was not sure if I made the right choice with it as I want to use it for running, but after I saw your video I am happy with the purchase.
I've found it really good. The only downside is you can't tip water on your head like you could with a bottle. Thanks for your comments, glad I've helped!
@@shanebow thanks for the response. I tried it out today for my running event which took an hour. It was very good. You are right about the downside of is not having a bottle storage where you unable to pour it on your head when you are really hot while running
In one of my latest videos you'll see I know use a Salomon running vest. I never had any issues with the camelback but if I was in my earlier running days and on a budget I'd get one of these www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B07DQDNXQZ/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_B1XnFb3NJ8ZZM mainly due to the pockets. So you can carry gels, snacks and a phone too.
Thanks for the interest in that. I will be making some marathon training videos at the end of the year where I talk about what I eat. In a nutshell I try to really listen to my body... I don't eat breakfast til about 10am as I'm not hungry til then and can run a half marathon quite happily on an empty stomach if it's before then. I have a habit after a run of buying one banana from a local shop on the way home, I eat it whilst walking home on a cool down
@@shanebow At 3:30 you said that you cheated and carried the camelbak in another backpack. I don't think you can properly review a camelbak if you didn't actually wear it.
To review it I don't need to wear it in the video. Like I say at the start it's based on 7 months use. My idea for Saying I put it in a back pack for the video demonstrates a bit of fun, honesty and also showed that you can get good value out of it for its dual purpose as it can work inside a bigger pack should you need to run with a bigger pack because you need to carry more kit. Cheers for your comments though and your point of view 👍
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Super helpful review, I'm into my first marathon training and looking for hydration tips and this was spot on. Thanks!
I have the mil spec version and comes with an insulated tube which is good for summer and cold drinks
Amazing tips and video, thank you
Great video, I recently bought a similar backpack so these tips on how to use the bladder really helped!
Cheers Ben, enjoy mate. Wishing you all the best on your runs this summer
I just brought one and I was not sure if I made the right choice with it as I want to use it for running, but after I saw your video I am happy with the purchase.
I've found it really good. The only downside is you can't tip water on your head like you could with a bottle. Thanks for your comments, glad I've helped!
@@shanebow thanks for the response. I tried it out today for my running event which took an hour. It was very good.
You are right about the downside of is not having a bottle storage where you unable to pour it on your head when you are really hot while running
Yeah 👍
In one of my latest videos you'll see I know use a Salomon running vest. I never had any issues with the camelback but if I was in my earlier running days and on a budget I'd get one of these www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B07DQDNXQZ/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_B1XnFb3NJ8ZZM mainly due to the pockets. So you can carry gels, snacks and a phone too.
Very helpful. Nice relaxed presentation.
I was looking at other camelbaks like the dart and light but never seen this one in action. How would you rate the classic camelbak.
I regret getting the classic instead of the rogue. The pocket is almost useless imo, you can hardly fit your essentials in there.
Would you use one for a half marathon?
Thanx for tips
You're welcome 👍😎
Great idea. What mic are you using please?
Rode mic compact. But my earlier videos were just my phone's built in mic
maybe you can do a video about what to eat before the run, what eat on breakfast, dinner, etc :) Amazing views :)
Thanks for the interest in that. I will be making some marathon training videos at the end of the year where I talk about what I eat. In a nutshell I try to really listen to my body... I don't eat breakfast til about 10am as I'm not hungry til then and can run a half marathon quite happily on an empty stomach if it's before then. I have a habit after a run of buying one banana from a local shop on the way home, I eat it whilst walking home on a cool down
@@shanebow I see, waiting for the next videos then :)
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If you're going to post a video show the pack in action, you showed it for 1 second in the video and then didn't use it. Sad.
So... you didn't even wear the Camelbak? Kinda playing fast & loose with 'review' here, aren't ya, since you didn't actually use it as intended.
Hey Mark, what do you mean sorry? I'm really confused
@@shanebow At 3:30 you said that you cheated and carried the camelbak in another backpack. I don't think you can properly review a camelbak if you didn't actually wear it.
To review it I don't need to wear it in the video. Like I say at the start it's based on 7 months use. My idea for Saying I put it in a back pack for the video demonstrates a bit of fun, honesty and also showed that you can get good value out of it for its dual purpose as it can work inside a bigger pack should you need to run with a bigger pack because you need to carry more kit. Cheers for your comments though and your point of view 👍