if ya use hydration packs, you'll know this is a good deal, get one for the kids, or as a back up, even, just for the bladder, it's worth it ... holds 1.5 litres, and plenty of room for stuff
hydration pack for 14 euro
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The last Lidl one a bought fell apart, burst zip, useless bite valve, total junk.
The last Lidl one I bought is going great a year and a half on and I picked it up for 7 euro as they were clearing them. I fallen on it a gizillion times and left it caked in mud for weeks.
The bite valve died after a year and i replaced it with a camel back one, (which cost more than the whole bag)
They're cheap as chips in comparison to Camelbak and certainly worth the money even if it only lasts a year.
The Camelbak are certainly better quality and probably better everything but the prices of them seem silly if you were to access them on a value for money basis.
The only draw back I found was the 1.5L capacity in summer on long spins.
I might have just got a good one but it doesn't seem like it.
The bite valve died after a year and i replaced it with a camel back one, (which cost more than the whole bag)
They're cheap as chips in comparison to Camelbak and certainly worth the money even if it only lasts a year.
The Camelbak are certainly better quality and probably better everything but the prices of them seem silly if you were to access them on a value for money basis.
The only draw back I found was the 1.5L capacity in summer on long spins.
I might have just got a good one but it doesn't seem like it.
yeah, i agree the camelbaks are better quality, better features, and look better. i have a couple myself, large, small, and a hip pak for sunny hols when you might wanna wear no top cruising about... but, the aldi ones seem grand for the kids, or for short rides.
cant go wrong for 15 quid.