Hey everyone, the bicycle village by me is having a huge sale, and they had camelbak blowfish's (100 oz.) for only 50$! I picked one up of course, after reading how much water people have needed on slickrock at moab munifests of past years. Seems they had camelbaks, plus waterbottles. Well, I realized today, that I could take the pouch out from my old camelback rocket (72 oz) and put it in the zippered outer pocket of my new one. this makes for a pretty convenient way to have and access 172 oz of water... I was just wondering if anybody had tried the idea, and if you haven't, maybe it's a suggestion to get some extra juice for the long trail, let me know what you think!
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Ross, Sarah Miller of the UK has told me that she has done that same trick. But she will put Gatoraide or something similar in the one bladder and put water in the other bladder. Then she has two bite values one on the left and one on the right for the two different drinks. Or you could just have water in both and have a more endless supply of water.
