The CRUX reservoir is a compact and efficient hydration system suitable for a variety of outdoor activities. With a water capacity of 1.5L (50 oz) and a total capacity of 3L (180 cu in), it provides ample hydration while keeping the overall weight to a minimum. The reservoir is designed to fit torsos ranging from 30-40 cm (12-16 inches) and weighs just 210 g (7 oz), making it an ideal choice for those seeking a lightweight and practical hydration solution during their adventures.
The CRUX reservoir is a compact and efficient hydration system suitable for a variety of outdoor activities. With a water capacity of 1.5L (50 oz) and a total capacity of 3L (180 cu in), it provides ample hydration while keeping the overall weight to a minimum. The reservoir is designed to fit torsos ranging from 30-40 cm (12-16 inches) and weighs just 210 g (7 oz), making it an ideal choice for those seeking a lightweight and practical hydration solution during their adventures.
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Prices last updated 3 June 2026.
Camelbak Mini Mule 1.5L Kids Hydration Pack - Grey/Rainbows
The CRUX reservoir is a compact and efficient hydration system suitable for a variety of outdoor activities. With a water capacity of 1.5L (50 oz) and a total capacity of 3L (180 cu in), it provides ample hydration while keeping the overall weight to a minimum. The reservoir is designed to fit torsos ranging from 30-40 cm (12-16 inches) and weighs just 210 g (7 oz), making it an ideal choice for those seeking a lightweight and practical hydration solution during their adventures.
The CRUX reservoir is a compact and efficient hydration system suitable for a variety of outdoor activities. With a water capacity of 1.5L (50 oz) and a total capacity of 3L (180 cu in), it provides ample hydration while keeping the overall weight to a minimum. The reservoir is designed to fit torsos ranging from 30-40 cm (12-16 inches) and weighs just 210 g (7 oz), making it an ideal choice for those seeking a lightweight and practical hydration solution during their adventures.
Last updated at 03/06/2026 09:10:59
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originally posted on jensonusa.com
I tend to be minimalist when it comes to hydration setups, preferring a simple water bottle mount unless rides get really long or hot, and I carry my tools, pump, and spare tube on my frame instead of on my back. My primary use for a pack has been carrying all the snacks, water and spare 20” tubes for my 6-year-old when we go on family trail rides, but he is now enrolled in a mountain bike camp and must carry his own gear. That led us to using one of my smallest Dakine packs for his setup. This worked pretty well, but we decided to try a pack that was specifically designed for kids, the Camelbak Mini M.U.L.E.The size of the Camelbak was definitely more ideal for his small frame, and the 3 pockets worked well for stashing away a spare tube, several snacks, an ... MoreI tend to be minimalist when it comes to hydration setups, preferring a simple water bottle mount unless rides get really long or hot, and I carry my tools, pump, and spare tube on my frame instead of on my back. My primary use for a pack has been carrying all the snacks, water and spare 20” tubes for my 6-year-old when we go on family trail rides, but he is now enrolled in a mountain bike camp and must carry his own gear. That led us to using one of my smallest Dakine packs for his setup. This worked pretty well, but we decided to try a pack that was specifically designed for kids, the Camelbak Mini M.U.L.E.The size of the Camelbak was definitely more ideal for his small frame, and the 3 pockets worked well for stashing away a spare tube, several snacks, an insurance card, and our contact info. The bladder from Camelbak is one of my favorites and is always easy to fill and clean, plus it has a hook that keeps it nicely oriented inside the bag. My only gripe with this bag is that there isn’t a waist strap to keep the pack from bouncing on rowdier trails. While this may not be an issue for many kids, more and more groms are starting to ride earlier and charging harder, so this seems like a simple feature to add. Overall, he’s really liked riding with this pack and he loves the graphics, plus it means a few less things for his dad to have to carry.Pros:- Good bag size for small riders- Well designed pockets that carry just enough- Bladder is easy to fill and clean, and stays in place in the bag- Kiddo loves the graphics- Chest strap has a whistle just in caseCons:- No waist strap to keep it from bouncing on rougher trails- No hose clip to keep it snugly in place
originally posted on als.com
I purchased this for my three-year-old is slightly smaller than most her age. This is the first backpack she wears without complaint for the entire hike out and back from the crag. She loves drinking water from the hose (which is a huge improvement from me having to remind her to drink all day). She can also easily change the lock position on the hose. She can open the pocket up top and on the front open easily which has finally sparked an interest in packing her own snacks and toys. The backpack fits comfortably and stays in place when she is running. So happy with my purchase.
originally posted on camelbak.com
Bought two of these for our Grandkids. 4 and 2 years old. They love them. It works so nice with them being able to comfortably carry hydration and not being stuck handholding a water bottle. also room for some fun snacks, LMNT electrolytes, and a rain jacket. The Kids MULE fits the little guys perfectly. They always remind me and Grandma if we start out on a hike without the pack. :)
| DIMENSIONS | 36 x 19 x 15cm |
| STORAGE CAPACITY | 3.5L |
| RESERVOIR TYPE | 1.5L Crux |
| VOLUME | 5L |
| FIT RANGE | Torso: 30 - 40cm |
Camelbak - Mini M.U.L.E 1.5L Grey & Rainbows
Delivery between Sat – Tue $9.95
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Delivery $10
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Delivery $11.21
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Delivery $11.21
Camelbak Mini Mule 1.5l Kids Sports Hydration Pack - Grey / Rainbows
Delivery $9.99
I tend to be minimalist when it comes to hydration setups, preferring a simple water bottle mount unless rides get really long or hot, and I carry my tools, pump, and spare tube on my frame instead of on my back. My primary use for a pack has been carrying all the snacks, water and spare 20” tubes for my 6-year-old when we go on family trail rides, but he is now enrolled in a mountain bike camp and must carry his own gear. That led us to using one of my smallest Dakine packs for his setup. This worked pretty well, but we decided to try a pack that was specifically designed for kids, the Camelbak Mini M.U.L.E.The size of the Camelbak was definitely more ideal for his small frame, and the 3 pockets worked well for stashing away a spare tube, several snacks, an ... MoreI tend to be minimalist when it comes to hydration setups, preferring a simple water bottle mount unless rides get really long or hot, and I carry my tools, pump, and spare tube on my frame instead of on my back. My primary use for a pack has been carrying all the snacks, water and spare 20” tubes for my 6-year-old when we go on family trail rides, but he is now enrolled in a mountain bike camp and must carry his own gear. That led us to using one of my smallest Dakine packs for his setup. This worked pretty well, but we decided to try a pack that was specifically designed for kids, the Camelbak Mini M.U.L.E.The size of the Camelbak was definitely more ideal for his small frame, and the 3 pockets worked well for stashing away a spare tube, several snacks, an insurance card, and our contact info. The bladder from Camelbak is one of my favorites and is always easy to fill and clean, plus it has a hook that keeps it nicely oriented inside the bag. My only gripe with this bag is that there isn’t a waist strap to keep the pack from bouncing on rowdier trails. While this may not be an issue for many kids, more and more groms are starting to ride earlier and charging harder, so this seems like a simple feature to add. Overall, he’s really liked riding with this pack and he loves the graphics, plus it means a few less things for his dad to have to carry.Pros:- Good bag size for small riders- Well designed pockets that carry just enough- Bladder is easy to fill and clean, and stays in place in the bag- Kiddo loves the graphics- Chest strap has a whistle just in caseCons:- No waist strap to keep it from bouncing on rougher trails- No hose clip to keep it snugly in place
I purchased this for my three-year-old is slightly smaller than most her age. This is the first backpack she wears without complaint for the entire hike out and back from the crag. She loves drinking water from the hose (which is a huge improvement from me having to remind her to drink all day). She can also easily change the lock position on the hose. She can open the pocket up top and on the front open easily which has finally sparked an interest in packing her own snacks and toys. The backpack fits comfortably and stays in place when she is running. So happy with my purchase.
Bought two of these for our Grandkids. 4 and 2 years old. They love them. It works so nice with them being able to comfortably carry hydration and not being stuck handholding a water bottle. also room for some fun snacks, LMNT electrolytes, and a rain jacket. The Kids MULE fits the little guys perfectly. They always remind me and Grandma if we start out on a hike without the pack. :)
These are a great little backpack for kids. I got sick of stopping every 5minutes to give the kids a drink out of a traditional drink bottle. These backpacks are evenly weighted and small enough to fit their little bodies. With 1.5l of water storage, it's fantastic for long treks. The design is wonderful and it has ample storage for day trips. We were able to fit in a hiking towel, little first aid kit and some snacks. My girls aged 5 and 8 walked for 4 hours with these packs - no problems. I am a big fan and would highly recommend. I love the quality that comes with the Camelbak range. It is such a bonus that all the parts on the bladder can be replaced. If the kids chew through the bite valve it's easily replaced. The bite valve is easy to use and drink out of and ... MoreThese are a great little backpack for kids. I got sick of stopping every 5minutes to give the kids a drink out of a traditional drink bottle. These backpacks are evenly weighted and small enough to fit their little bodies. With 1.5l of water storage, it's fantastic for long treks. The design is wonderful and it has ample storage for day trips. We were able to fit in a hiking towel, little first aid kit and some snacks. My girls aged 5 and 8 walked for 4 hours with these packs - no problems. I am a big fan and would highly recommend. I love the quality that comes with the Camelbak range. It is such a bonus that all the parts on the bladder can be replaced. If the kids chew through the bite valve it's easily replaced. The bite valve is easy to use and drink out of and the on/off valve stops leaks.
I bought this Mini Mule 50 oz in Atomic Blue/Navy Blazer for my bike rides. I am a slim girl so the size fits perfectly and the colour is beautiful. It has sternum strap and a quite comfortable isolating back paddingPros: There are 3 pockets (2 w zippers, one open top/ slightly expandable in between) and a back compartment for the bladder, pockets with space for the most essential bike items eg. ID & Insurance Card, Keys, Lip balm, Sharpie, small notebook, energy gel & blocks, Blackburn mini pump, X tubes, small wet wipes, mini First Aid kit, pocket tissues, mini roll toilet paper, face mask, Gore Wear shake dry rain jacket, extra sleeves. The outer pocket has a smaller net-pocket inside and key hook. Easy to put on.Cons: How it is made to store the 50 oz ... MoreI bought this Mini Mule 50 oz in Atomic Blue/Navy Blazer for my bike rides. I am a slim girl so the size fits perfectly and the colour is beautiful. It has sternum strap and a quite comfortable isolating back paddingPros: There are 3 pockets (2 w zippers, one open top/ slightly expandable in between) and a back compartment for the bladder, pockets with space for the most essential bike items eg. ID & Insurance Card, Keys, Lip balm, Sharpie, small notebook, energy gel & blocks, Blackburn mini pump, X tubes, small wet wipes, mini First Aid kit, pocket tissues, mini roll toilet paper, face mask, Gore Wear shake dry rain jacket, extra sleeves. The outer pocket has a smaller net-pocket inside and key hook. Easy to put on.Cons: How it is made to store the 50 oz bladder, take it out for cleaning after each use (to avoid mould growth), refilling and then place it all back in again when the bladder is full. There is a “keep in place”- loop in the top to attach the upside down anchor shaped top part on the bladder. A strive to attach when bladder is full and it is a very tight fit to get a full bladder inside (50 oz or less). The bladder closure must be correctly in place before screwed on to avoid leakage! The tiny holes for the hose exit are placed under the top cover causing the hose to bend every time, and worse; the mouth piece to easily get ripped apart ($6 + tax a piece!) even with very careful handling. I wish the bladder had been in a compartment with 2 wrap flaps Instead. Irritating every time I clean & refill. Some of the other colours has great reflex covering a big part of the outer pocket, the Atomic Blue has just a tiny Camelbak reflex on top pocket, and a tiny band on the bottom of front the pocket.Conclusion: Great little backpack which is a bladder-challenge to clean, refill and place into its compartment.
I'm 5'4 and 130lbs. I don't like carrying a lot of weight when I'm hiking so I bought this for a trip to Yosemite. I had all the straps at the ends, but it fit just fine and was the size I needed. I was able to fill the water bladder and carry and 42oz metal bottle in the net front part for the really long days when I needed plenty of water and it was perfect. If I didn't carry the water bottle, I would have been able to fit a light jacket or sandwich there. On our hikes a clipped car keys to a carabiner and put protein bars, wet wipes and my money/license in the pockets. It was definitely stretched, but it worked just fine! If all you need is 1.5 liters then this is great for a moderate day hike and it won't feel like you're stretching it out with the extra water. ... MoreI'm 5'4 and 130lbs. I don't like carrying a lot of weight when I'm hiking so I bought this for a trip to Yosemite. I had all the straps at the ends, but it fit just fine and was the size I needed. I was able to fill the water bladder and carry and 42oz metal bottle in the net front part for the really long days when I needed plenty of water and it was perfect. If I didn't carry the water bottle, I would have been able to fit a light jacket or sandwich there. On our hikes a clipped car keys to a carabiner and put protein bars, wet wipes and my money/license in the pockets. It was definitely stretched, but it worked just fine! If all you need is 1.5 liters then this is great for a moderate day hike and it won't feel like you're stretching it out with the extra water. Very happy with my purchase. My one complaint is the straps aren't padded, but the back is and it was nice and kept me comfortable.
I like that the chest strap cannot come off, although I don't like the bag as much as my old one and wish the strap did remove so that I could replace the one I had to give my kid who lost theirs. This new version has the reservior inside a large main compartment that is large and can hold more stuff. There is still the quick compartment with less breathable netting. Similar small compartment in the front, but no second small compartment and I had trouble switching my stuff over to the new pack. The reservoir valve seems like the best version so far. This pack has a clip for the tube instead of a material loop and is better but is on the right side no choice. Construction looks and feels cheaper.
Of course, these backpaks are adorable. But the MAIN PURPOSE is the water bladder, right? It's junk! Day one of using it and my toddler got soaked. Actually, before we even got to our destination, I had filled the bladder and even set it inside a zip lock bag because I was nervous about it spilling in my car. Almost the entire water bladder had leaked out into the plastic zip lock bag. Good thing I did that! I didn't have anything else for my daughter for hiking so we had to make it work. She was soaked. For the price you pay for these things, just go to Walmart and get a $20 one.
My 4 year old loves it. Surprisingly my 2 year old loves to wear it too and the novelty of drinking through a tube hasn't worn off.The compartments are enough to put snacks, a full bladder and a change of clothes or a warm jacket. If you want to put tools in there too it would likely take them too but we take tools in our bags.The whistle is novel but not needed at there age, other being mischievousand noisy with it (ha ha).Its light weight and robust. I had my doubts before purchasing but I'm thinking of getting another for the 2yr old.Being an Osprey lover I think the bladder is better than the camel bak as it is easier to fill and empty and comes with a magnet to stop the tube flapping about but for some reason Osprey don't cater for this age group so this is ... MoreMy 4 year old loves it. Surprisingly my 2 year old loves to wear it too and the novelty of drinking through a tube hasn't worn off.The compartments are enough to put snacks, a full bladder and a change of clothes or a warm jacket. If you want to put tools in there too it would likely take them too but we take tools in our bags.The whistle is novel but not needed at there age, other being mischievousand noisy with it (ha ha).Its light weight and robust. I had my doubts before purchasing but I'm thinking of getting another for the 2yr old.Being an Osprey lover I think the bladder is better than the camel bak as it is easier to fill and empty and comes with a magnet to stop the tube flapping about but for some reason Osprey don't cater for this age group so this is the best I could find.
They seem very well made. The size is perfect for my granddaughters age six. They will be able to grow with them enabling them to have them for a while. Service was top notch. I couldn't have asked for anything better. I called asked a question the customer service representative wasn't sure if they could honor my request. She said she would ask her supervisor to see and they granted my request. I definitely will be buying from them again. My daughters family are hikers so I'm sure I can find more products from them.Thank youCamelbak
| DIMENSIONS | 36 x 19 x 15cm |
| STORAGE CAPACITY | 3.5L |
| RESERVOIR TYPE | 1.5L Crux |
| VOLUME | 5L |
| FIT RANGE | Torso: 30 - 40cm |
