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Velocity IT 1.5L Reservoir (Fall 2022)
HydraPak
Velocity IT 1.5L Reservoir (Fall 2022)
$28.50
Description

　　The Velocity IT 1.5L features HydraPak's IsoBound™ insulation technology that keeps water cold and won't sweat in warm temperatures. Engineered to keep fluids at an ideal temperature 38% longer than a standard reservoir. After all, cold water is more refreshing.

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Brand Name:
HydraPak
Volume:
50 fl oz
Liters:
1.5 L
Weight:
163 g / 5.7 oz
Mfg Sku/Part Number:
A381
UPC:
834456001614
Other Features:
• IsoBound Technology keeps water at an ideal temperature 38% longer. The double-wall construction and open cell foam technology create a barrier - slowing the heat transfer from the user to the hydration.
• Ergonomic Slide-Seal™ top designed with no sharp edges, opens wide for fast filling and closes tight for a leakproof seal
• Dual FlexGrips make it simple to fill, carry and access in your pack
• Flexible 36" HydraFlex drink tube is non-kinking and provides a steady flow
• High-flow Blaster™ bite valve self seals after each sip and features a twist on/off bar to prevent leaks when not in use
• Plug-N-Play™ connect system lets you easily disconnect the drink tube (an auto shut off valve prevents leaking) and remove the reservoir from your pack for convenient refilling
• Fully reversible for easy cleaning and drying, top-shelf dishwasher safe
• Made of lightweight, abrasion resistant TPU & RF welded seams for superior durability and elasticity
• Wide working temperature range (can be frozen - max temp 60° C / 140° F)
• Safe and reliable, 100% BPA & PVC free
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