The Camelbak Women’s Shasta 30 100oz Hydration Pack is truly the perfect backpack for camping and hiking! The bag is so versatile and can accommodate all of your adventure needs!

As part of the Camelbak family, this bag comes equipped with a 3 liter water pack that is completely removable for cleaning purposes. The bag is lightweight as to not weigh you down but has the capacity to hold 100oz of drinking water! Outside of the water bag, you will find plenty of storage for everything from laptops and tech, to snacks, to toiletries, and so much more! This bag has so many different pockets and zipper compartments to keep everything organized. At the bottom of the backpack, you will find a small velcro pouch that holds an attached rain guard for the bag. Simply pull it out and wrap it around the pack when traveling through inclement weather.

On top of all of the pockets for organization and the huge water pouch for hydration, this backpack is also incredibly comfortable to wear no matter how much you pack in! The straps are wide so that the weight is distributed properly as well as padded so that they don’t dig into your shoulders like some backpacks do.

The construction of the Shasta 30 is very high quality and durable. The material is soft and water resistant and can be wiped clean easily with a damp cloth.

The Shasta 30 is also a great option as a carry on bag for travel! The drinking water bag can easily be emptied to take through TSA and refilled once you arrive at your gate. I love that the hydration pouch has its own designated spot in the bag so that I don’t have to fight for space for a bottle and then worry about if it is positioned properly as to not spill on my other belongings. I highly recommend this bag for all of your travel and adventure needs!

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