CamelBak Siren
Average Rating: 
Reviewed by 3 Trailspace users
Description
The Siren is a hydration pack made by CamelBak. It has an average rating of 3.5 stars (out of 5), based on 3 user reviews.
Here's what other sites are saying:
From Moosejaw:
"CamelBak Siren 50 oz. Hydration Pack (Fall 2005) The CamelBak Siren is an ideal choice for roadies, the low-profile Siren offers 2 bottles worth of hydration. Its compact footprint allows access to jersey pockets and a secure zip pocket holds the contents of a small seat bag.CamelBak Siren Features Easy, convenient filling with external access to the OMEGA Reservoir Secure storage for tube, tools and energy bar Air Mesh harness & back panel keeps you cool Includes sternum strap Reflectivity for increased low-light visibility Capacity 50 oz /1.5 liters Dimensions 13 in x 8 in x 2 in (330 mm x 203 mm x 51 mm) Cargo 34 cu in (.60 L) Weight filled 4.10 lbs (1.86 kg) Empty .80 lbs (.36 kg)Camelbak Siren, Better than your average IV!I bought my first Camelbak Siren in Summer, 2002, and my life has vastly improved. I do not attribute the improvements to the brow lift I got in 2004; though I believe the brow lift was successful, it wasn t as big a hit in 2002 as my brand new Camelbak. My first Camelbak I initially bought my Siren by Camelbak for biking. Only cave men use water bottles right And then I thought it might be nice to take my Camelback skiing, and I m not kidding that after they saw me wearing my camelbak, every one of my friends got a Camelback Siren of their own. I don t necessarily think they are copycats, I just think they love their Camelbaks deep down in their hearts, and I am okay with that.Then summer rolled around and out went the nalgene bottle and in came the Camelbak for hiking. Eventually, I was wearing my Camelbak Siren climbing, running and just to walk the dog. I loved my Camelbak so much that, I started to wear it to take the garbage out and I even started to sleep with my Camelbak. You would think, that my girlfriend would be unhappy with me, but she got a Siren by Camelbak, too, so it s us and the Camelbaks in bed, and just imagine the pleasure of not having to miss a minute of Laguna Beach to get up and get a drink of water. Now I can t take my Camelbak off, and you can t make me. The only regret I have about the Camelbak Siren is that I didn t invent it myself. It s kind of like my mom who dipped oreo s in vanilla ice cream before cookies n cream came out."
From Backcountry.com:
"The CamelBak Siren is an ideal road cycling or trail running hydration pack. Low profile, ergonomic and light, you wont even know the Camelbak Siren is on your back."
From Ramsey Outdoor:
"An ideal choice for roadies, the low-profile Siren offers 2 bottles worth of hydration. Its compact footprint allows access to jersey pockets a..."
From RockCreek:
"The low-profile Siren"
User Reviews
Unisex Siren
Reviewed by Dragoon, Jul 11, 2006
Only wish it held more water, but I never finish a single bottle most times, so 1.5 L is more than enough for 3-4 hours for me."
Siren
Reviewed by an anonymous hiker, May 15, 2006
The pro's: light weight, $40.
The con's: 50oz. Although it carries plenty of liquid for an hour or so, I wish it could hold more."
Siren
Reviewed by Jonathan Bagby, Mar 04, 2006
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Where to Buy
Sorry, we couldn't find any online retailers selling the CamelBak Siren. You may want to check pricing and availability directly at these sites:
- Campmor
- Moosejaw
- Backcountry.com
- Altrec Outdoors
- CampSaver.com
- RockCreek
- REI
- Ramsey Outdoor
- Oregon Mountain Community
- Teton Village Sports
- Massey's
- Gear for Adventure
- EMS
- US Outdoor Store
- Trailspace Classifieds
- eBay ( US | Canada | UK | Aus )
- GearTrade
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