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Backpacker Magazine – Gear Guide 2011
Gear Review: MSR Dromlite Bag
A lightweight, six-liter bag.
MSR Dromlite Bag (Courtesy Photo)
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The MSR Dromlite Bag is tough like its big brother, the Dromedary, but lighter: The six-liter size weighs just 4.2 ounces and features abrasion-resistant Cordura that stays watertight trip after trip. Says one tester, “The integrated handle makes it comfy to carry, even over long distances in the desert.” Webbing along the perimeter lets you hang it in camp, and the versatile cap (combining wide-mouth, small-mouth, and pull-top) lets you pour water into secondary containers—or drink straight from the tap. $27-$33; 3-4 oz.; msrgear.com
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READERS COMMENTS
great stuff. Have been using these for YEARS with no leaks/issues, and the lid is Nalgene compatible for adaptability to water filtraion pumps.
This product really Is great and abrasion resistant ! It's worth every penny and then some.
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