The CamelBak Omega 3L Hydration Reservoir is built for users who rely on legacy CamelBak hydration systems and need a durable, proven water bladder for continued use. Designed prior to the Crux platform, it supports pre‑2019 ThermoBak systems and select CamelBak packs still in active service. Constructed from radio‑frequency welded polyurethane, the Omega reservoir is engineered for toughness and elasticity under heavy loads. The integrated HydroLock shutoff lever enables one‑handed flow control, while the classic Big Bite Valve delivers consistent, high‑flow hydration with a self‑sealing design to help prevent drips between sips. A protective drink tube cover helps reduce abrasion and UV exposure during extended missions or long days outdoors. With a 3‑liter / 100oz capacity, the Omega reservoir supports extended hydration needs while maintaining compatibility with legacy pack platforms. Purpose‑built and field‑proven, it reflects CamelBak’s long‑standing expertise in hydration system design for demanding use.
13 avaliações para CamelBak Omega Hydration Reservoir, 3L / 100oz Water Bladder for Pre 2019 ThermoBak and Legacy Packs
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Doug (comprador verificado) –
Very Solid
I bought this bladder for my Maxpedition Condor II. It is the first hydration bladder I’ve owned so I have nothing to compare it to, but I am very impressed with the build quality of the product.The wide mouth that appears to be common on all hydration packs makes filling it up very easy even as it becomes heavy under the weight of the water. There is a nice handle integrated into the mouth that looks to be designed as to allow for not only at the sink fill ups, but also the ability to dip it into a stream and hang onto it as it fills on its own (of course you’d want to treat water gathered from a body of water).The cap that seals the mouth seems to do a fine job of keeping everything in. However, much like the very thin caps found on water bottles, there is only about 1 turn on the threads. This makes starting the lids threads into the mouth can be a little tricky if you haven’t taken note of where they begin on each part. This could (but has not, so far) result in cross threading of the lid and an unreliable seal. This isn’t worth knocking a star off as it makes for a quick seal as long as you’re careful about what you’re doing.The bladder itself is made of a much thicker material than I would have expected. I’ve watched videos of men who would swing this bladder by the hose and smack it into the ground to demonstrate its durability. I’m not talking about a love tap, either. While I haven’t, and probably won’t ever attempt that with my own gear, I’m confident that the bladder’s construction will never be an issue when it comes to overall durability.The hose connects easily at a nipple found at the bottom of the bladder. The fittings on the hose and bladder are similar to those found on an air compressor’s quick-connect. There is a button that rounds out the locking connection to allow the nipple to slide out of place. This is difficult to explain as I’ve never seen a fitting quite like it anywhere else, but it does make for a secure fit that I don’t think will ever slip unless there is human error involved when attaching it.The hose is insulated and the insulation stays right in place on the hose thanks to a rubberized backing on it. On the user-end of the hose, there is an on/off thumb switch that seals the hose so you don’t drip anything out while not in use. It comes with a rubber bite piece that is fairly thick and looks as though it will last quite some time. Also included in the package was a plug that allows you to either seal the bag while the hose is not attached, or snap your mouth piece into it for safekeeping. I used a piece of 550 cord to make a sort of quick-detach loop. I put it around the cap so that when I’m hiking and don’t want to worry about dirtying up the mouth piece, I can hang it from high up on my shoulder strap from the cap, or detach it and use it to seal the bag when needed.Lastly, if you’ve previously set up all of your compression straps, and shoulder straps, and hip straps, and everything else WITHOUT this bladder in place, your pack is probably going to fit a little funny if you put this in full. I’d recommend putting the full bladder in place with all of your straps loosened, packing your bag as normal, and then setting your shoulder straps and all that other good stuff. Otherwise, it’s a big uncomfortable bulge in your back until you suck almost all of the water out of it.
Mudhole (comprador verificado) –
Tough big reservoir for long treks
This is now my new long-trail backpacking bladder for when I need a little more water than my 2 liter, or when it’s hot outside and you need more ice. I use this in multiple sized packs, primarily 5.11 Rush bags, and it works great. This bladder is very durable and a bit thicker material than most other bladders. The quick disconnects are great for cleaning and packing it away, too. This is a taller bladder than most, so check your pack’s dimensions before ordering. It’s a little tight in some of my shorter bags that have a bladder compartment, but it still squeezes in without much extra effort. The longer size means you don’t really have to secure the top hook to a support to keep it upright, though. Just slide it in your pack’s bladder compartment and it stands up on its own. Should fit fine in any standard Camelbak-type pack.I first used this bladder on a 9.5 mile high altitude hike. My friends both had 2 liter bladders and ran out of water close to the end of the hike. I still had just over a full liter left and could have comfortably gone another couple hours without hesitation.Only con I have with this bladder is that you cannot leave it full and then disconnect the hose at the bottom without water coming out. There is no mechanism that closes off at the connection to prevent water from spewing out. Make sure to disconnect the hose only if the bladder is empty or if you’re holding it upside down.
Dan Sweet (comprador verificado) –
Nice durable bladder
I really like these reservoirs, I own a couple of them. They are durable, have a high quality hose and nozzle, and a nice large filling lid. In general, it appears their anti-microbial coating works pretty well as I don’t think these get smelly or gross as quickly as other bladders do. However, sometimes I wonder if this is simply because the brown color makes it harder to see any growth that might be there. I’ve used and abused these bags quite a bit and have never had any leaking or punctures.A couple minor complaints:1) The screw-on cap can be overtightened. When tightening the resistance is fairly low, but there are times where it can be really difficult to unscrew the cap. This might be partially due to the negative pressure inside the bladder after drinking from it, but the shape of the cap does make it easier to tight than to remove.2) The on/off switch by the nozzle is handy, but is a bit large making it difficult to route through the premade hose outlets on some backpacks.
Arnie C (comprador verificado) –
Monster capacity and super duper quality and value.
I love me my Camelbak. Military grade Camelbak water reservoir and it shows. Much more heavy duty than my regular bladders from Camelbak that I have. It is definitely a thicker grade of material that they use for the bladder. It also has the Big Bite valve, a port plug to close up the drinking tube if need be. The drinking tube also has an insulated cover and a quick shut off valve to make sure nothing leaks out.Plenty of water, I filled mine for a week long trip to Utah to do a bunch of hiking. Only on one of those days did I even get close to finishing the water. This will keep you going all day without the need for fill ups.One other thing that I like about it, the quick disconnect of the drinking tube is on both ends. It comes with a cap to keep the water in the pack if for some reason you need to remove the drinking tube. Best part of that is when I needed to get my sons head wet (extreme heat during a strenuous hike) all I had to do was remove the bite valve attachment with the quick disconnect and drench his head to cool him off. Then just replace the bite valve attachment and off I go.
Hitac53 (comprador verificado) –
Pratique et solide
Super pratique la contenance de 3L permet de tenir + longtemps en randonnéePoche de bonne qualité la menbrane est + épaisse que les modèles D…..lonLa guêne permet une bonne isolation du tuyau très pratique pour que l’eau ne chauffe pas dans le tube en été et évite le gel l’hiver au skiPour le système d’accoche, je trouve dommage qui soit sur un point centralLa plupart des sac de rando ont des doubles accrochés sur les cotés et par défaut c’est compliqué avec ce modèleDu coup système D je mets un lacet pour créer un point d’accroche centralVers les 2 boucles du sac et ça marche !
Johnson (comprador verificado) –
Works well under hard conditions, wish it was exactly like the old models
Bought this one to replace a 13 year old Camelback Mil Spec I had. It was the original Omega and it lasted so long I just wanted the exact same one and thought this was it. I knew mine would finally give in soon and didn’t want that to happen on the mountain. This is not like the old ones. It has quick connect fittings on the hose which to me is just another thing that could fail. My old one just slide over barbed ends and I never had any problem with it while using it it roughly on elk, deer, and bear hunts, even kneeling on it to create pressure to wash my hands after field dressing. Not sure if I will be able to do that with this one.The pro’s are that the reservoir seems to be very high quality and I like the cap and the way its attached to the reservoir. Its hold a good amount of water for a whole day out and is easy to refill while still in my pack. I am just concerned about the quick connect. I saw some reviews that say they are hard to get apart, either they got a faulty one or just don’t know how to work it as I don’t find this as a problem. Rinse it out plenty before use. It does have a strong plastic taste to it which I expected, unfortunately I had to start using this one when there was not enough water supply to waste a bunch by rinsing it out. Will definitely use the old faithful until it fails before using this one again but it seems like a decent replacement. Wish I could just buy the old one again.
YSG (comprador verificado) –
Buen artículo y recomendable.
Muy buen artículo y de muy buena calidad para el uso que le quiero dar en el campo.
K Cornils (comprador verificado) –
Great Bladder!
I need to replace my Camelback but with the supply chain being iffy, I had a tough time finding one in my area.Found one and it is exactly what I needed.Works great!No issues!It is a bit pricey but worth it in my opinion!Cheers!
Mike L (comprador verificado) –
Better than the original
Better than the original, also use in the cold in Canada to will help stop the hydration from freezing when fat biking at -10°C
Jason m (comprador verificado) –
Camelback makes the best water bladders I’ve found
You can’t be the Camelback when it comes to water bladders. I had another one that was a little cheaper on here but the lid the cap broke off the actual tip. This Camelback served me very well on my last backpacking trip I would recommend buying a cover for the actual drinking piece as well but I’m very happy with the purchase
Scott AZ41 (comprador verificado) –
User friendly and durable bladder
So easy to fill and bite valve improvements make this easy to recommend. Fits my legacy year 2000 mule model and other larger hydration compatible packs. Durable and exceeds my expectations.
Marvin (comprador verificado) –
Hervorragend und Qualität hochwertig! Lohnt sich!
Macht das Leben echt einfacher und ist besonders strapazierfähig.Man hat echt ne gute Menge Wasser dabei.Bleibt bei warmen Temperaturen trotzdem angenehm und hält echt ne Menge aus ohne auszulaufen. Nutze den jetzt seit 2 Jahren regelmäßig.Perfekt.
Sarah (comprador verificado) –
Good buy
Super happy that this fits my CB I’ve had since my OEF deployment. It doesn’t leak, is great quality, and I’m confident that it will hold up during my morning runs and hunting excursions.The wide mouth makes it easy to clean, it has an insulated tube with decent mouthpiece and spare mouthpiece attachment included.Overall I am pleased with this and plan to order a back up on case they stop making these.