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Source Summit Hydration Pack
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Tested: Source Summit and Hipster UItra (Product Review)

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Source produces one of, if not THE best bladders in the hydration game. Thanks to some pretty advanced manufacturing techniques that render the finish of their bladders particularly resistant to build-up of gunk and bacteria, these bladders are capable of staying fresh with little to no maintenance for years. We have pushed this aspect to the limit and beyond, and we’re still here to tell the tale. Source also makes various hydration packs, like the Hipster pack that put a new spin on the good old bumbag a few years ago. For 2020, Source has prepared an update of the Hipster to add a little...
Posted by iceman2058 on 8/3/2020 7:35am
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Source Hipster Hydration Belt
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Tested: Source Hipster Hydration Belt System (Product Review)

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Review by Amanda Wentz // Photos by Lear Miller (Action) and Brandon Turman (Product) One of the more surprising trends in enduro (aside from enduro itself) is the rebirth of the fanny pack. Stolen from Disneyland tourists and grey-haired slot machine jockeys, the fanny pack has become just as much a part of the enduro uniform as half shells and goggles. Is this just a trend or are the fanny-packers really onto something? Source believes in the design so much that they created the Hipster Hydration Belt and we put it to the test, to find out if the trend has merit. Hipster Hydration Belt...
Posted by La Pata on 3/23/2016 9:45am
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Source Fuse Hydration Pack
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Tested: SOURCE Fuse 12L Hydration Pack (Product Review)

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Review by Fred Robinson SOURCE Hydration might not be the first name you think of when it's time to buy a new hydration pack, but with what we've seen from SOURCE so far, that will likely be changing in the near future. Recently we've had the chance to test a slew of products from SOURCE Hydration, with the latest being the Fuse 12L Hydration Pack. With a large 12L cargo carrying capacity and 3L bladder, the Fuse Pack is intended for short hikes and rides, but in our opinion a pack this size is ample for longer days in the saddle. With a minimalist approach in terms of construction yet still...
Posted by FredLikesTrikes on 6/17/2015 6:47pm
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Source Ultimate Hydration System
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Tested: Source Ultimate Hydration System (Product Review)

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Review by Fred Robinson Source has been in the hydration game for over 25 years and is sold worldwide in more than 25 countries. Based in Israel, all of Source's products are made in-house by a team of over 200 workers with a percentage of their net-profit going towards local environmental activities. With their recent push towards a more complete line of mountain bike specific products, we got a chance to check out their Ultimate Hydration System: a stand-alone reservoir with some unique accessories intended to fit not only in Source's own packs, but any other hydration pack you may already...
Posted by FredLikesTrikes on 4/23/2015 5:41pm
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Source Pulse Hydration Pack
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Tested: Source Pulse 2L Hydration Pack (Product Review)

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Review by Monica McCosh // Photos by Ryan Grani Source hydration packs have hit the mountain bike scene with some pretty well thought out design features. While they may not be as widely known or “cool” as some of the lifestyle brands in this space already, their functionality and technology might cause a bit of a paradigm shift in staying fueled. Source Pulse 2L Highlights Bladder Capacity 2L (70 oz) or 3L (100 oz) Storage Capacity 3L (38cm Height x 22cm Width, 412g) or 4L (45cm Height x 24cm Width, 444g) Lightweight Ripstop 70D nylon, mesh shoulder straps, elastic strap retainers, removable...
Posted by monicosh on 3/10/2015 10:07pm
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Source Whistler 20L Hydration Pack
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Tested: Source Whistler 20L Hydration Pack (Product Review)

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by Justin Schroth Source produces a wide range of hydration packs, ranging from minimalist running packs to bike-specific hydration packs of various sizes. With the Whistler 20L Hydration Pack, Source aims to provide technical features in a pack that can also hold a larger amount of gear and water without weighing you down. To see how they have achieved this goal, we strapped one on and set out on a mission to find out. Source Whistler 20L Hydration Backpack Highlights Lightweight fabrics: Ripstop 70D nylon Loop for helmet attachment Padded shoulder straps Valve docking station Adjustable...
Posted by Lucent on 11/26/2014 6:20pm
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Source Race 15L Hydration Pack
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Tested: Source Race 15L Hydration Pack (Product Review)

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by Lee Trumpore Hydration packs have come a long way in the past few years, with more and more features being added to what was once just a simple method of carrying extra water on a ride. With many riders (and an increasing number of bike designs) forgoing traditional water bottles the need for just the right pack has become more important than ever. The Source Race 15L is aimed at riders looking to maximize water capacity and accessory space in a minimalist design. We filled it up and hit the trails to see what it is really made of. Source Race 15L Highlights 15 liter storage capacity Light...
Posted by LTrumpore on 6/25/2014 10:15am
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Source Paragon 25L Hydration Pack
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Tested: Source Paragon 25L Hydration Pack (Product Review)

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Review by Johan Hjord // Photos by Johan Hjord and Tal Rozow Source was founded in 1989, and has since built itself into a globally distributed brand specializing in outdoors footwear and hydration systems. Well-known in the general outdoors/adventure market and recognized for its innovative approach to hydration, the company has also recently introduced a line of packs designed specifically for biking. The Paragon 25L is the top of the line option for riders looking for a big pack with all the bells and whistles (there’s actually a whistle!) – we’ve been rocking one for a few months to see...
Posted by iceman2058 on 1/30/2014 1:38pm
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Source WLP - Low Profile Hydration System
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Tested: Source Hydration Systems (Product Review)

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by Johan Hjord Source was founded in 1989, and has since built itself into a globally distributed brand specializing in outdoors footwear and hydration systems. Well-known in the general outdoors/adventure market and recognized for its innovative approach to hydration, the company has also recently introduced a line of packs designed specifically for mountain biking. Curious to see what they can bring to us riders, we put their range of hydration reservoirs to the test. Source Hydration Systems Highlights Triple layer taste and odor free PE film with anti microbial agent PP, PE & POM injected...
Posted by iceman2058 on 12/21/2013 8:51am
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Source WXP Hydration System
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Tested: Source Hydration Systems (Product Review)

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by Johan Hjord Source was founded in 1989, and has since built itself into a globally distributed brand specializing in outdoors footwear and hydration systems. Well-known in the general outdoors/adventure market and recognized for its innovative approach to hydration, the company has also recently introduced a line of packs designed specifically for mountain biking. Curious to see what they can bring to us riders, we put their range of hydration reservoirs to the test. Source Hydration Systems Highlights Triple layer taste and odor free PE film with anti microbial agent PP, PE & POM injected...
Posted by iceman2058 on 12/21/2013 8:49am
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Source Widepac Hydration System
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Tested: Source Hydration Systems (Product Review)

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by Johan Hjord Source was founded in 1989, and has since built itself into a globally distributed brand specializing in outdoors footwear and hydration systems. Well-known in the general outdoors/adventure market and recognized for its innovative approach to hydration, the company has also recently introduced a line of packs designed specifically for mountain biking. Curious to see what they can bring to us riders, we put their range of hydration reservoirs to the test. Source Hydration Systems Highlights Triple layer taste and odor free PE film with anti microbial agent PP, PE & POM injected...
Posted by iceman2058 on 12/20/2013 5:59am
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