Hi all,
Looking to get more into downwinding and looking for recommendations on what people are using for hydration while on the water. Even in normal winging sessions I get quite thirsty. Looking for something that is not to cumbersome. Do I just get a Camelbak? If so which one do wingers use?
Thanks
Select to expand quoteMacca1410 said..
Hi all,
Looking to get more into downwinding and looking for recommendations on what people are using for hydration while on the water. Even in normal winging sessions I get quite thirsty. Looking for something that is not to cumbersome. Do I just get a Camelbak? If so which one do wingers use?
Thanks
If you are just wanting to keep a bottle of water then these work fine www.oneoceansportsaustralia.com/accessories/drink-holder
I use one sometimes when I DW and it's does the job without the hassle of setting my camel pack up.
Select to expand quotepaul.j said..Macca1410 said..
Hi all,
Looking to get more into downwinding and looking for recommendations on what people are using for hydration while on the water. Even in normal winging sessions I get quite thirsty. Looking for something that is not to cumbersome. Do I just get a Camelbak? If so which one do wingers use?
Thanks
If you are just wanting to keep a bottle of water then these work fine www.oneoceansportsaustralia.com/accessories/drink-holder
I use one sometimes when I DW and it's does the job without the hassle of setting my camel pack up.
Thanks Paul. Good option.
I wouldn't want a solid bottle attached to my body when I crash. I think a camelback would be a safer option: Hydration packs & vests - running, biking & hiking | CamelBak - CamelBak Australia
I'm using the Ion Booster X vest which has a fixture and a pocket for a hydration system in the back
www.ion-products.com/en/products/ion-booster-x-vest-side-zip-2022-48212-4162
