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Fusion 6L Group Reservoir
CamelBak
Fusion 6L Group Reservoir
$59.96
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　　The CamelBak Fusion 6L Group Hydration Reservoir ensures your crew is fueled for hours. This expanded hydration solution is easy to carry, thanks to an integrated handle. Its Tru® Zip closure delivers durable, waterproof performance in any conditions.

　　The Fusion 6L is perfect for adventures with friends and family. Enjoy its campout-convenient high flow spigot for filling vessels, washing hands or cooking. It's enhanced by Hypalon-reinforced hanging points that let you hang it from a tree or other surface for performance no matter where you are. Compatible with CamelBak filtered by LifeStraw® reservoir filter kit (sold separately) for clean drinking water on the go. Pair with the ChillBak Pack 30 Cooler (sold separately) to keep beverages cool. Made with safer materials, earning the Repurpose Green Sustainability Badge.

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Description
Brand:
CamelBak
Mfg Sku/Part Number:
2580101000
Weight:
235 g / 8 oz
Dimensions:
8 x 27 x 33 cm / 3 x 10.5 x 13 in.
Volume:
6 liters / 200 fl oz.
Other Features:
  • TRU® Zip is durable and waterproof
  • Hypalon-reinforced hanging points for increased flow rate
  • Skid patch on rear of reservoir provides additional abrasion resistance
  • High flow spigot for filling vessels, washing hands or cooking
  • Includes Quicklink™ compatible tube and spigot
  • Collapses for easy storage
  • Fits CamelBak ChillBak 30 Cooler (sold separately)
  • Can be used as an ice pack in most large coolers
  • Compatible with CamelBak® Filtered by Lifestraw® Reservoir filter kit (sold separately)
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