Camelbak Mini-M.U.L.E. 50 oz Hydration Pack

The Mini M.U.L.E. from CamelBak is a kid's specific hydration pack ready for big two-wheeled adventures. The 50-ounce Antidote Reservoir with Quick Link System keeps kids hydrating without reminders, while 153 cubic inches of capacity carry the kid essentials without bulk. Equipped with a lightweight mesh harness and a diamond mesh back panel, the Mini M.U.L.E. provides seamless support and comfort in kid-specific sizing.

Antidote Reservoir with Quick Link System.

Pack Specifications:

Hydration Capacity: 50 ounces (1.5 liters)
Cargo Capacity: 153 cubic inches (2.5 liters)
Torso Length: 11 inches (28 centimeters)
Pack Weight: 7.7 ounces (220 grams)
Fabric: 210D Nylon with DWR + 400mm PU coating

Pack Features:

Diamond mesh back panel
Lightweight mesh harness
Front and back reflectivity
Cell phone pocket
Stash pocket
Overflow storage space
Organizer pocket for bike essentials
Carries: snack, sunscreen, keys, cash

Antidote Reservoir Features:

Low-profile design for unmatched stability
Air-light fillport cuts weight
HydroGuard technology to inhibit the growth of harmful bacteria and prolong reservoir life
PureFlow tube
Patented Big Bite Valve for easy drinking
Easy-to-clean wide-mouth opening
Quick-seal cap tightens in just a quarter turn

Owner Reviews, Ratings, Comments and Criticism
This pack is great for kids! I purchased a blue one for my daughter who has been bugging me for one since she has seen both my husband and I use ours. My daughter is five and has always been in the 30th percentile for height so she's shorter than comparable kids; that being said, I have the straps as small as I can get them length wise and then the chest strap as far up as it will go. It works. She LOVES it and ask for me to put water in it all the time! She walks around the house sucking on the hose all day so it will get any child to drink more water! That is probably a HUGE plus in my opinion. I can see her using this for a long time because there is plenty of room for her to grow in the straps. There are two different pockets. The top one I think is hard to get things in and out of but the front pocket is a good size. I can fit her half a sandwich, half a sliced apple and granola bar in it. Maybe a whole sandwich and snack for older children? I guess it all depends on what you want your child to be able to tote around with them when hiking or adventuring. In my opinion, you can't go wrong. It gets your child to drink more water and that's a huge step!