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Yeah, I will email them :thumbup:.
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Camelback Backpacks....
- Thread starter Marion David Poff
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I have a HAWG and I love it. Recently I got in the car and accidently smashed the belt buckle in the car door and broke it. I emailed camelbak and they sent me a new one free of charge! And it was at least 4 or 5 years old too.
My only complaint is that it does not work well with heavy loads. The waist belt is too high up. Although that might be because I am 6'5"
My only complaint is that it does not work well with heavy loads. The waist belt is too high up. Although that might be because I am 6'5"
We get issued a MULE almost everytime we deploy...so I have a few of them.
This time we got issued a Thermobak.
I left that at home and brought my Motherlode and my Pygmy Falcon II.
The Motherlode I use when I want to carry alot of stuff, the Pygmy is pretty much my daily carry. I love my Camelbak packs, but the Pygmy is nice too.
Like most folks I have a few different packs so I'm pretty happy.
I can't say anything bad about Camelbak!
This time we got issued a Thermobak.
I left that at home and brought my Motherlode and my Pygmy Falcon II.
The Motherlode I use when I want to carry alot of stuff, the Pygmy is pretty much my daily carry. I love my Camelbak packs, but the Pygmy is nice too.
Like most folks I have a few different packs so I'm pretty happy.
I can't say anything bad about Camelbak!
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Im in the military and alot of us have the motherlode and BFM models they stand up to multiple deploymets and are very comfy plus of course they have an integrated camelbak 
