Hello,
I have a NWT Camelbak M.U.L.E. with the BEAST bladder (MUCH stronger than the blue bladder). The tube is insulated and comes with the cover and on/off switch. I have two of these and use my other one all the time! I'm looking for a NWT or almost new Maxpedition Pygmy Falcon in OD Green or Black. I have two of these, and that is the only reason I am trading this one. I own a Maxpedition Falcon II and Condor II and while they are well made bags, they lack the amazing ingenuity of a military-contract Camelbak. For instance, notice how every strap has a tiny tuck-pocket or velcro retainer. The hip belt can be completely stored in those small pouches and quickly withdrawn when desired. The build and fit of this bag far exceeds my Maxpeditions and the fabrics/materials used are perfect for the intended (heavy) use of the bag.
Please email me if you have one.
Thanks,
Michaelmcgo
Here's a pic of my other M.U.L.E. in use in Havasu Falls (it kept me well hydrated and supplied for five 110 degree dayhikes):
I have a NWT Camelbak M.U.L.E. with the BEAST bladder (MUCH stronger than the blue bladder). The tube is insulated and comes with the cover and on/off switch. I have two of these and use my other one all the time! I'm looking for a NWT or almost new Maxpedition Pygmy Falcon in OD Green or Black. I have two of these, and that is the only reason I am trading this one. I own a Maxpedition Falcon II and Condor II and while they are well made bags, they lack the amazing ingenuity of a military-contract Camelbak. For instance, notice how every strap has a tiny tuck-pocket or velcro retainer. The hip belt can be completely stored in those small pouches and quickly withdrawn when desired. The build and fit of this bag far exceeds my Maxpeditions and the fabrics/materials used are perfect for the intended (heavy) use of the bag.
Please email me if you have one.
Thanks,
Michaelmcgo
Here's a pic of my other M.U.L.E. in use in Havasu Falls (it kept me well hydrated and supplied for five 110 degree dayhikes):