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Geigerrig RIG 500 Hydration Pack

Geigerrig RIG 500 Hydration Pack

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Take your hydration game to the next level with the Geigerrig RIG 500 hydration pack. At its core is the Geigerrig Hydration Engine: a water reservoir that’s easy to fill and provides quick access via a silicone bite valve Read More

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willowplushie
0
Feb 22, 2020
i ordered the rig 650 in blue. is it possible to switch my order to this?
Prismatic
28
Jan 5, 2020
I almost bought at this price point, but after reading reviews on this same product on Amazon I noticed a bizarre amount of 2 star reviews (usually there's a nice tail to the quantity of reviews by star with 1 star reviews breaking the tail, this was unusual). So I read through them and I'm suspicious now the manufacturer is trying to unload these "prone-to-leaking-at-the-seams-after-first couple-uses" units. https://www.amazon.com/product-reviews/B0041CA6BQ/ref=acr_dpx_hist_2?ie=UTF8&filterByStar=two_star&reviewerType=all_reviews#reviews-filter-bar
warriorscot
317
Jan 5, 2020
I do like the bladders, the service at geigerrig was also good as they replaced the inflator that I lost on exercise. The lack of positive retention on the pump is the biggest downside although you do get used to it and it's better kept tucked away as you don't need to access it a lot. If you are a cyclist or a runner these are amazing in terms of hydration, I always find drinking out of conventional bladders somehow make me more out of breath, with these you actually hydrate and it has no impact. Good for impromptu first aid as well.
Brince68
2
Jan 5, 2020
Any photos of the inside of the pack, bladder removal/insertion or even actual pack size for comparison of fit? I’m 6’5” and don’t want to order a hydration pack that is too small or won’t fit.
ToTheChopper
2
Jan 5, 2020
Brince68I'm away from home so I can't measure mine but I feel like it fits small on me and I'm 5'9". I use the bladders regularly (I have three of them) but don't use this pack very often. I'll use this pack for day hikes where I don't need layers. There is enough room for first aid supplies and food. Very high quality pack. At $39, this is a good deal for just the bladder.
Brince68
2
Jan 5, 2020
ToTheChopperThank you. I was concerned it would fit too small for comfort and balance.
EnricoFermi
3
Mar 7, 2019
Any thoughts about this pack for cycling? Seems like it would be way too heavy.
Journey
18
Mar 8, 2019
EnricoFermiI use mine for cycling and its the 710. Pressurized water to clean off gear is always a plus. Its just enough space for essentials like sunglasses, keys and phone.
jmk451
Mar 7, 2019
I'd like to see a drop with just the reservoir available....
ToTheChopper
2
Jan 5, 2020
jmk451They call it the "engine" and it's about $45 by itself. This drops not a bad deal even if your just looking for the engine.
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