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MSR

Dromedary Bag

$49.95 - $59.95

Description

　　Burly water bladders

　　The Dromedary Bags from MSR are burly collapsible backcountry water storage bladders, engineered to endure the abuse of expedition crews and hardcore adventurers. Light design with a heavy duty exterior with a food-grade lining for better tasting water.

　　California WARNING: Cancer and Reproductive Harm - P65Warnings.ca.gov

Footprint sold separately.

Description

Brand Name:

MSR

Weight:

4 Liters: 196 g (6.9 oz.)
6 Liters: 247 g (8.7 oz.)
10 Liters: 284 g (10 oz.)

Made In:

USA

Other Features:

• Heavy-Duty - Abrasion-resistant 1,000 fabric can handle everything from freezing to boiling, and is now hydrophobic and lighter than before
• Better Tasting - New food-grade lining ensures better tasting water
• Redesigned Cap - New lower-profile 3-in-1 cap lets you fill, drink, and pour with greater ease
• Improved Attatchment - Streamlined webbing and new grommet locations improve pack attachment and hanging
• Safe Drinking - BPA-free

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