Camelbak HAWG 1200 cu inch hydration pack

Unfortunately, the 30% sale has expired. The HAWG is now back up to $100. At that price, I really, really, really prefer the Cloud Walker. As I say below, if you own a 100oz bladder, it will go just fine in the Cloud Walker. Anyway, the links work again, but no special prices. That means that the Cloud Walker is $60 (minus 10% if you are an REI member, so $54), whereas the HAWG hogs a full $100 of your budget.

Here's my original Camelbak Hawg and Cloud Walker review

The Camelbak Hawg is not my absolute favorite day pack. I prefer the Cloud Walker, but I'm highlighting the HAWG because this is the deals page and it's currently 30% off at the Backcountry.com Outlet (marked down from $99.95 to $69.95). That said, my favorite small daypack, the Camelbak Cloud Walker, is actually cheaper at $59.95.

I've tried probably five or six brands of hydration packs, both American and European. I loved the concept from the first I saw it and have been using them since 1992 (which makes me a fairly early adopter, especially for the mountaineering world). Now I only buy Camelbak because I've never had a bad experience and almost every other brand has let me down in some way. So I'm perhaps a fairly objective reviewer within the Camelbak line, but not that objective when comparing Camelbak to others.

Spec Cloud Walker Hawg
Volume 1282ci 1203ci
Reservoir 70oz 100oz
Weight 1.77lb 1.94lb

Note that you can put a 100oz bladder in a Cloud Walker, but you need to buy it separately.

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