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Source ILPS hydration reservoir, w/ UTA-adapter, 2-3L
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Integrated Low Profile System - an extremely low profile hydration bladder designed for integration with body armor, works equally well inside a rucksack too naturally. Comes with the UTA-adapter, a handy little device with which you can fill the reservoir without digging it out of your backpack or vest.
- In stock 75 pcs. Sold 19 pcs in the last two weeks.
This product has used and returned variations. Used are washed and unbroken. Heavily used are also washed but might be missing buttons, have tears, main zipper can be broken etc. Read more about Kierto.
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Integrated Low Profile System - an extremely low profile hydration bladder designed for integration with body armor, works equally well inside a rucksack too naturally. Comes with the UTA-adapter, a handy little device with which you can fill the reservoir without digging it out of your backpack or vest.
- Measurements full 27 x 6.7 x 34 cm / (10.5" x 2.5" x 13.5"). Capacity 3 litres / 180 in3 (2 litres / 120 in3 flattened inside body armour, 3 litres / 180 in3 when free to bulge inside a backpack or hydration carrier).
- Widepac opening - the whole top of the bladder opens up for filling and maintenance.
- No screw-on cap, one less possible leak to worry about and makes for a much flatter profile. Leaving out the cap is a simple yet clever choice, after all with the widepac opening you really don't need it for anything!
- A vertical divider keeps the water level balanced, keeping the bladder from bulging.
- Storm valve
- QMT - Quick Mate Technology - the tube and valves are quickly detachable and interchangeable even with a full bladder without fear of spilling the water.
- The "Glass Like" bladder material and "Grunge Guard" treatment makes the life of harmful bacteria, algae and fungi difficult, effectively keeping the bladder cleaner for longer.It is still recommended to clean it periodically, but it needs far less care than most hydration bladders. This makes it ideal for combat situations where cleaning is not always possible.
Made by Source
Source is one of the leading makers of hydration systems on the worldwide market, their gear are used by militaries and law enforcement units all around the globe. High quality and absolutely reliable, this stuff is made for real use!
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Antti H. 18.09.2016 (Edited 20.09.2016)
I would recommend for a friend
Vili M. 01.06.2018 (Edited 01.06.2021)
Noin vuoden olen käyttänyt.. Tetsarin levytaskussa pitänyt.
Ihan hyvin on toiminut tähän mennessä mutta nyt on putki ruvennu menemään littanaksi liivin alaosasta missä se joutuu tekemään 90 asteen käännöksen ylöspäin.
Tämähän on tietenkin aika haitallista koska vettä ei tule silloin putkea pitkin ellen sitten purista littanaa putken osaa suoraksi.
Ihan hyvin on toiminut tähän mennessä mutta nyt on putki ruvennu menemään littanaksi liivin alaosasta missä se joutuu tekemään 90 asteen käännöksen ylöspäin.
Tämähän on tietenkin aika haitallista koska vettä ei tule silloin putkea pitkin ellen sitten purista littanaa putken osaa suoraksi.
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Adam G. 17.08.2018 (Edited 01.06.2021)
TL;DR it's a good bag but get a different valve. The flowrate is like sucking solidified shit from a man's tightly-clenched ass. Anything marketed as quick-detach will fit.
I love Source bladders. They're great. Can't be beat. But their drinking valves suck hard. Or rather, YOU will have to suck hard to get any amount of water out of them because the flowrate is so shit. I've tried both the twist-type that comes with this and their bite valve, and the only plus to them is that they're at a 90 degree angle. This makes it much more convenient to get it to your mouth while on the move, but I still swapped the one on mine for a Camelbak bite valve which has a much higher flowrate and doesn't leak everywhere like Source's valves do.
I love Source bladders. They're great. Can't be beat. But their drinking valves suck hard. Or rather, YOU will have to suck hard to get any amount of water out of them because the flowrate is so shit. I've tried both the twist-type that comes with this and their bite valve, and the only plus to them is that they're at a 90 degree angle. This makes it much more convenient to get it to your mouth while on the move, but I still swapped the one on mine for a Camelbak bite valve which has a much higher flowrate and doesn't leak everywhere like Source's valves do.
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Niko K. 01.11.2019 (Edited 05.06.2021)
Todella hyvä tuote, UTA-adapterin avulla onnistuu rakon täyttö helposti sen ollessa paikoillaan repun juomataskussa.
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Thomas R. 08.02.2021 (Edited 15.06.2021)
The best bladders on the market. If for nothing else than the coating, the description does not do justice to exactly how good it is.
There are better things in life to spend time on than trying to get the last bit of scuzz out of the corner of a hydration bladder or having water that tastes funny after a few hours, not to mention days/weeks. With source packs, you rinse the bladder, hang it to dry and then use it again. No scrubbing needed unless you put sports drinks in it.
They also stand abuse a better than other bladders in my experience as long as you don't overfill.
Things that are good to know:
1. The hoses are pretty stiff and long. You can cut them to size, but it's a bit of a hassle and needs to be done properly or not at all.
I use a scalpel, a tiny bit of of superglue-gel for reattaching the fabric cover to the hose and plenty of patience.
If you have trouble getting the connector back in the hose, it can help to dip the end of the hose in warm water.
2. Pay attention to the port orientation and sizing depending on your application.
The product pictures can be a bit deceptive without a side by side comparison.
3. Get the UTA for filling "in the field" and for general ease of use or be prepared to spend time improving your swearing.
Screw caps are decent for filling but suck in every other conceivable way. (Opinionated? Who, me?)
4. I you position the hose so that the valve sits "above" the port in the bladder, it won't spray when open unless you compress the bladder by flexing against the backpack or vest.
I find this a feature rather than bug, at least when stationary. Bite valves are nicer in that you don't have to remember closing them and putting the cover back on.
The storm valve excels in nasty weather and or when splattered with seagull shit or some other variety of Mil-Spec seasoning.
There are better things in life to spend time on than trying to get the last bit of scuzz out of the corner of a hydration bladder or having water that tastes funny after a few hours, not to mention days/weeks. With source packs, you rinse the bladder, hang it to dry and then use it again. No scrubbing needed unless you put sports drinks in it.
They also stand abuse a better than other bladders in my experience as long as you don't overfill.
Things that are good to know:
1. The hoses are pretty stiff and long. You can cut them to size, but it's a bit of a hassle and needs to be done properly or not at all.
I use a scalpel, a tiny bit of of superglue-gel for reattaching the fabric cover to the hose and plenty of patience.
If you have trouble getting the connector back in the hose, it can help to dip the end of the hose in warm water.
2. Pay attention to the port orientation and sizing depending on your application.
The product pictures can be a bit deceptive without a side by side comparison.
3. Get the UTA for filling "in the field" and for general ease of use or be prepared to spend time improving your swearing.
Screw caps are decent for filling but suck in every other conceivable way. (Opinionated? Who, me?)
4. I you position the hose so that the valve sits "above" the port in the bladder, it won't spray when open unless you compress the bladder by flexing against the backpack or vest.
I find this a feature rather than bug, at least when stationary. Bite valves are nicer in that you don't have to remember closing them and putting the cover back on.
The storm valve excels in nasty weather and or when splattered with seagull shit or some other variety of Mil-Spec seasoning.
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