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Originally posted by BadMuther
Copy.....do you leave the camelback in the sleeve when you drive/ruck, or do you remove it?
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It depends.
If I were humping a large full-framed ruck for more than an hour, I would take it off and put it in/on the ruck.
For an assault pack , I might take it off, depending on how it rode, and if I were humping the ruck, or just carrying it casually. If I took it off, I would put the bladder inside the ruck.
For driving in a vehicle with padded seats, unless it is absolutely full, I think it is okay. On a vehicle with hard seats, I would have to look at the length of the discomfort.
HTH.
TR
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