Camelbak

Pablo Escobar wrote:

RoseR wrote:I have followed Murray since he was a teenager, he used to play some of the tournaments my son was at, although he was younger. I think he's brilliant, he's come on such a long way. The ones we currently have in our Davis Cup my Son used to beat the pants off them, but their parents had more money than I did so they progressed. :mrgreen:

Broken record.. have we not heard this before? :wink: Just kidding Rose.

Anyways, Camelbaks.. anyone use 'em?

My worry with Camelbacks would be contamination

RoseR wrote:I have followed Murray since he was a teenager, he used to play some of the tournaments my son was at, although he was younger. I think he's brilliant, he's come on such a long way. The ones we currently have in our Davis Cup my Son used to beat the pants off them, but their parents had more money than I did so they progressed. :mrgreen:

But isn't that what is wrong with tennis in this country :evil:

RoseR wrote:

Pablo Escobar wrote:

RoseR wrote:We had the choice of the well known ski festival Glastonbury, or the other well known ski event Wimbledon this year. I won...........Wimbledon.

Borrrring! :wink:

You dont even have to like tennis to have a good time at Wimbie, its a great couple of days out. :lol:

Your right Rose it is a great experience 8)

I don't use a Camelback, instead I use a Platypus Big Zip and it works fine. No issues with robustness as it sits in its own pouch in my Dakine backpack. Strong enough to take falls (apparently) For cleaning I purchased a set of cleaning brushes off the interweb and a bottle of Milton from my nearest supermarket :D

I don't watch tennis very often )

RoseR wrote:We had the choice of the well known ski festival Glastonbury, or the other well known ski event Wimbledon this year. I won...........Wimbledon.

I've been offered a ticket to one of the other well known festivals for skiers, the Isle of White, am very tempted as The Prodigy are headlining (I think they are experts on the powder). I have seen them three times in the last year though and my oh might not be too happy if I go to a second festival without him!

RoseR wrote: You dont even have to like tennis to have a good time at Wimbie, its a great couple of days out. :lol:

I'll probably just stick to the one, like Wimbledon Rose, you don't have to like all the music to have an enjoyable couple of days! :lol:

Many ski jackets have inside pockets that work well for the water bag from a camelback. I prefer this to wearing a camelback under the jacket (to prevent freezing). The water bag is more comfortable than carrying a water bottle in a pocket. Winter camelbacks or similar have insulated tubes, though this isn't really needed if worn inside the jacket.

Trencher

Pablo Escobar wrote:

RoseR wrote:I have followed Murray since he was a teenager, he used to play some of the tournaments my son was at, although he was younger. I think he's brilliant, he's come on such a long way. The ones we currently have in our Davis Cup my Son used to beat the pants off them, but their parents had more money than I did so they progressed. :mrgreen:

Broken record.. have we not heard this before? :wink: Just kidding Rose.

Anyways, Camelbaks.. anyone use 'em?

Sorry for being boring, when you get to my age you forget what you have and hav'nt said before :lol:

RoseR wrote:

Pablo Escobar wrote:

RoseR wrote:I have followed Murray since he was a teenager, he used to play some of the tournaments my son was at, although he was younger. I think he's brilliant, he's come on such a long way. The ones we currently have in our Davis Cup my Son used to beat the pants off them, but their parents had more money than I did so they progressed. :mrgreen:

Broken record.. have we not heard this before? :wink: Just kidding Rose.

Anyways, Camelbaks.. anyone use 'em?

Sorry for being boring, when you get to my age you forget what you have and hav'nt said before :lol:

I find a hip flask works fine for me, have I said that before ???????????????????