Camelbak help!

[norwichgal]

Hi everyone,

Last year, using e-festivalers advice, i got 2 litres of wine in each day by masking taping a bag of the stuff to my stomach - easy peasy! However, this year, i don't really want to have to go through the ripping the masking tape off etc. So have been looking into getting some kind of Camelbak, with a tube so i can get the alcohol in me quicker!

Any idea where's good to get me one of these without spending a fortune? UI've had a look on ebay but not so sure what i'm looking for.

Thanks,

Claire x

[bigc1978]

Hi everyone,

Last year, using e-festivalers advice, i got 2 litres of wine in each day by masking taping a bag of the stuff to my stomach - easy peasy! However, this year, i don't really want to have to go through the ripping the masking tape off etc. So have been looking into getting some kind of Camelbak, with a tube so i can get the alcohol in me quicker!

Any idea where's good to get me one of these without spending a fortune? UI've had a look on ebay but not so sure what i'm looking for.

Thanks,

Claire x

[Curtmeister]

Go to the camping part of Tesco, near the bike accessories and stuff they sell Camelbacks for £9.99 which is a bargain, they are 1.5 litres i think.

I know they are worth every penny as I use them for mountain biking so they take alot of abuse.

[FluffyBeanie]

Be careful, I have heard rumours about camelbak contents being checked.... I'm sure you can smuggle it is effectively though!

Cheap Tesco Camelbak

Is a good alternative to the branded verson

Edited August 10, 2009 by FluffyBeanie

[bekimo]

Just so that we dont get accused of being overly loyal to one supermarket, Asda do their own camelpak thingy too.