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Drink Tube Insulator
Platypus
Drink Tube Insulator
$28.95
Description

  Works with all Platy tubes and reservoirs

  Fend off frozen drink tubes and help keep liquids cool in hot weather with the Drink Tube Insulator. The updated design offers a completely covered bite valve (to keep it clean and protect it from freezing quickly), a reverse coil polyurethane-coated zipper (to prevent ice/snow buildup), a large zipper pull (to easily open with one hand—even with gloves on), and a hook and loop closure shoulder strap attachment (to secure to a pack). Works with all Platypus drink tubes and bite valves.

  

Footprint sold separately.
Description
Brand Name:
Platypus
Made In:
USA
Mfg Sku/Part Number:
10969
UPC:
040818109694
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