Limited Edition
Octane™ 25 Limited Edition Hydration Pack with Fusion™ Reservoir
3.6
(5)
Limited Edition
Octane™ 25 Limited Edition Hydration Pack with Fusion™ Reservoir
Pack fast, hike light. The new Octane™ 25 Limited Edition hydration pack with Fusion™ Reservoir is the ultimate pack for those who don't want to be held back. No matter the trail terrain, you'll be happy you have 2 liters of hydration and all of your hiking necessities within reach.
3.6
(5)
Color
CB-2728
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Description
Minimal weight, max performance and features highlight the new Octane™ 25 hike pack. Keep trekking with an integrated, ultralight and durable dimension polyant LS07 sailcloth to provide protection. thoughtful safety features. The new Fusion 2L Reservoir ensures all-day hydration and the leakproof TRU® Zip. Pack plenty with great gear and fuel storage and stretch overflow pockets. Utilize the handy attachment to tack on your trusty trekking pole. Durable dual adjustable sternum straps and ventilated hip belt bring all-day flexibility and comfort along the trail.
Features
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Ultralight and durable Dimension Polyant LS07 sailcloth provides protection.
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Includes the new Fusion 2L Reservoir with TRU® Zip waterproof zipper
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3D Vent Mesh Harness: Lightweight and breathable with added cargo. Designed for all-day comfort.
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Adjustable Sternum Strap: Offers a range of adjustments for a custom fit and increased stability
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Fuel and Gear Storage: Organize essentials with pockets specifically designed for Quick Stow flasks
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Stretch Overflow Pocket: Quickly stash or shed a layer or rain shell
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Trekking Pole Carry: Easily remove or replace poles while running
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Load Bearing Hip Belt with Cargo: Transfers weight to hips and offers additional storage
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Fuel and Gear Storage: Organize run essentials with pockets specifically designed for Quick Stow flasks
Specifications
User Group
Unisex
Dimensions
16.93 x 9.84 x 11.02 in / 43 x 25 x 28 cm
Weight
830 g / 30 oz.
Belt Fit Range
30 - 50″
Quick Link
Yes
Waist Belt
No
Hydration Type
Included: Fusion 2L Reservoir with Quicklink System
Torso Fit Range
17 - 21″
Gear Capacity
22L
Hydration Capacity
68 oz. / 2 L
Minimal weight, max performance and features highlight the new Octane™ 25 hike pack. Keep trekking with an integrated, ultralight and durable dimension polyant LS07 sailcloth to provide protection. thoughtful safety features. The new Fusion 2L Reservoir ensures all-day hydration and the leakproof TRU® Zip. Pack plenty with great gear and fuel storage and stretch overflow pockets. Utilize the handy attachment to tack on your trusty trekking pole. Durable dual adjustable sternum straps and ventilated hip belt bring all-day flexibility and comfort along the trail.
Features
-
Ultralight and durable Dimension Polyant LS07 sailcloth provides protection.
-
Includes the new Fusion 2L Reservoir with TRU® Zip waterproof zipper
-
3D Vent Mesh Harness: Lightweight and breathable with added cargo. Designed for all-day comfort.
-
Adjustable Sternum Strap: Offers a range of adjustments for a custom fit and increased stability
-
Fuel and Gear Storage: Organize essentials with pockets specifically designed for Quick Stow flasks
-
Stretch Overflow Pocket: Quickly stash or shed a layer or rain shell
-
Trekking Pole Carry: Easily remove or replace poles while running
-
Load Bearing Hip Belt with Cargo: Transfers weight to hips and offers additional storage
-
Fuel and Gear Storage: Organize run essentials with pockets specifically designed for Quick Stow flasks
Specifications
User Group
Unisex
Dimensions
16.93 x 9.84 x 11.02 in / 43 x 25 x 28 cm
Weight
830 g / 30 oz.
Belt Fit Range
30 - 50″
Quick Link
Yes
Waist Belt
No
Hydration Type
Included: Fusion 2L Reservoir with Quicklink System
Torso Fit Range
17 - 21″
Gear Capacity
22L
Hydration Capacity
68 oz. / 2 L
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REVIEWS
3.6
average rating
Paul K.
verified Buyer
Sharon S.
verified Buyer
Sharon S.
verified Buyer
Age:
45 to 54
Describe yourself:
Avid Adventurer
How often do you use this product?:
Weekly
Recommend to a Friend:
Yes
Functionality:
Quality & Durability:
I am calling this my
I am calling this my baby unicorn. It is a rare 25L pack with front vest pockets, hip belt pockets, and top zip closure. The only quirk is the straps to adjust the shoulders comes up from the hip (rather than down as traditional). While wearing the pack, they are easy to tighten. However they are difficult to loosen without removing the pack. The mesh organizational pouches inside the main compartment are another rare find. I like that the zippers extend the length of the pack to allow full opening. The rain cover is a bonus. Ordering was easy and efficient.
Michael V.
Michael V.
Age:
35 to 44
Describe yourself:
Casual / Recreational
How often do you use this product?:
Monthly
Recommend to a Friend:
Yes
Functionality:
Quality & Durability:
Amazing Lightweight Pack considering all the compartments
I recently used this backpack on a trip to Japan, where I didn't have a lot of carry on allowance, so had to pack light.
I loved the many compartments, like the one for the water bladder which I used for my small Macbook (with padded protector) and the front compartments in the shoulder straps.
The shoulder strap pockets are great to hold a GoPro with small tripod, a GPS, phone, and Wifi-Gateway/Modem which I used a lot in Japan.
I recommend getting a few Nite Ize G-Series Carabiner Size 2 or 3.
The side pockets hold a 1L Waterbottle plus small umbrella per side. I wouldn't squeeze 2 water bottles in the side pockets.
The inside of the backpack has nice additional mesh pockets, which are great to organize cables, power bank, flashlight etc.
I used some seat to summit and lightweight pack sacks to organize pullover and Jacket for the flight.
The hip belt pockets are my go to place for sun screen stick and charging cables.
The only thing I wished is for a larger loop at the top of the pack as grip. The small red loop is really only a hanger, but not nice to grab with more than two fingers fitting through the loop, so a bit weird to hold the pack. Other than that, I'd buy it again (bought it on sale for half price).
I also bought the standard black version for my brother as gift, which I think is the same quality feel and functionality. Just comes with another type of water bladder.
The sail cloth material of the limited edition feels a little bit more water proof, which turned out to be useful during my trip.
But with the included rain cover this pack feels like a perfect choice.
Brian N.
Brian N.
Age:
45 to 54
Describe yourself:
Avid Adventurer, Professional / Guide
How often do you use this product?:
Weekly
Recommend to a Friend:
No
Functionality:
Quality & Durability:
Poor fitting pack that doesn't get it right
I'm average 5'9" with a 18. 5" torso and 30 inch waist. To get the pack to sit on my hips, I have to completely loosen the shoulder straps. This puts the shoulder pouches rather high on my shoulders and not great for water bottles. To get the waist tight, I have to tighten it almost to it's limit. This means the buckles start to hit against the little strap holders and it creates a bit of a mess that makes it hard to keep taught and to readjust. The body of the pack needs to be longer to allow for proper alignment of the waist straps.
The side pockets are too small to fit a 6. 1" smart phone. So they are just for food. The zip pouch on the shoulder straps is also too small for fit my phone. So the only place I can put my phone is in one of the water bottle sleeves - not ideal at all.
The pack material is odd, it reminds me of an ikea bag or a cheap tarp. It's extremely loud and crinkly. It is quite waterproof, so that is nice, but it also seems like it will abrade quickly.
The bladder is nice with a wide opening. However the pack does not come with shoulder bottles. This is odd as most running vests do come with shoulder water bottles. And for the price, they should be included.
I really wanted a running style pack that would also have a good waist strap to help support and lift the pack off my back. The octane 25 does not do this. The pack rests firmly on your back and the waist strap doesn't serve much purpose.
I have a pretty average male build, so if it doesn't fit me, who was this designed for?
If you have a short torso and large waist, this pack is for you. Otherwise, not so great.
Leeanne
Leeanne
Age:
35 to 44
Describe yourself:
Casual / Recreational
How often do you use this product?:
Weekly
Recommend to a Friend:
No
Functionality:
Quality & Durability:
Options: drenched gear or hot drink take your pick.
This is my 6th camel… Admittedly I have always used a MULE but we took up hiking so I needed a bit more space. Let’s start with not as pictured…. The color is much lighter and has a crosshatch pattern but really that is a non-issue for me. The pros: super comfortable, loads and loads and even more loads of pockets to keep everything organized. Even has a an integrated whistle. The backpack area is also very roomy and zips down all the way on both sides so that you can pack it well. The bag is very easy to wipe down even when the dreaded clay is involved. I haven’t measured it out but there is definitely more room in the bladder side if you need to size up to a 3L. The cons: One handed opening? Um impossible. Took two of to tug and pull to open the bladder. Added ice and water and went on our merry way. Lots of the neat features are gone. No magnetic clip. No bite valve cover. The real clincher was when we sat down on a hot summer Florida day to have a snack and take in the view. Whelp the sweat (condensation) from the bladder soaked everything in the main compartment. And that’s when I realized I wasn’t sweating up as much of a storm as I thought. The condensation was also dripping down the drain “hole” on the pack. We inspected the bladder and it was still “full” (minus the volume reduced by melted ice). I wish I could post pictures…. In conclusion great backpack; horrible hydration pack. Would have to spend another $75-$100 to retrofit to an insulated bladder, hose, magnet, cover.