Stay hydrated using the CamelBak Women's MULE 12 Hydration Pack100 oz. This water pack is made of lightweight nylon and polyester materials for comfort and has a strategically positioned 3D vent mesh with body-mapping technology to keep you cool. The water reservoir with Quicklink system ensures you get all the hydration you need on the move.
Stay hydrated using the CamelBak Women's MULE 12 Hydration Pack100 oz. This water pack is made of lightweight nylon and polyester materials for comfort and has a strategically positioned 3D vent mesh with body-mapping technology to keep you cool. The water reservoir with Quicklink system ensures you get all the hydration you need on the move.
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The lowest price for Camelbak Women's M.U.L.E. 12 Hydration Pack Latigo Teal right now is $175.99 at outdooraction.com.au.
The all-time low was $147.08 on 5 Mar 2026 — today's price is 20% above the lowest ever. That's a little above the best price we've seen.
Prices last updated 3 Nov 2026.
Camelbak Women's M.U.L.E. 12 Hydration Pack Latigo Teal
Stay hydrated using the CamelBak Women's MULE 12 Hydration Pack100 oz. This water pack is made of lightweight nylon and polyester materials for comfort and has a strategically positioned 3D vent mesh with body-mapping technology to keep you cool. The water reservoir with Quicklink system ensures you get all the hydration you need on the move.
Stay hydrated using the CamelBak Women's MULE 12 Hydration Pack100 oz. This water pack is made of lightweight nylon and polyester materials for comfort and has a strategically positioned 3D vent mesh with body-mapping technology to keep you cool. The water reservoir with Quicklink system ensures you get all the hydration you need on the move.
Last updated at 03/11/2026 01:21:01
Camelbak M.U.L.E Women's 100oz Hydration Pack
Delivery $19.99
originally posted on anacondastores.com
Very comfortable. Maybe the waist strap could be wider, for more support. Love the fit & the colour. Have used twice so far, first time aching back because I had not adjusted straps to suit my body. Second time was 2 hour hike, and no problems whatsoever.
originally posted on REI
I thought it was going to be a great backpack.. I was so disappointed in two things . The zipper on top that holds the reservoir only zips to one side , which sometimes caused the tube to pinch. The other thing is that I thought that buying a women designed one it would fit better. I’m 5’7” 130 lbs and even though I have the straps pulled as tight as possible it’s still loose
originally posted on anacondastores.com
Love the women's fit. When both the hip strap and chest strap are used, it takes all of the pressure off your shoulders. Excellent design and great storage for day hikes.
| Hydration Capacity | 3 Ltrs |
| Cargo Capacity | 9 Ltrs |
| Dimensions | 47 x 22 x 22cm |
| Waist Belt | 66 - 116cm |
| Pack Weight | 560g |
Camelbak M.U.L.E Women's 100oz Hydration Pack
Delivery $19.99
Very comfortable. Maybe the waist strap could be wider, for more support. Love the fit & the colour. Have used twice so far, first time aching back because I had not adjusted straps to suit my body. Second time was 2 hour hike, and no problems whatsoever.
I thought it was going to be a great backpack.. I was so disappointed in two things . The zipper on top that holds the reservoir only zips to one side , which sometimes caused the tube to pinch. The other thing is that I thought that buying a women designed one it would fit better. I’m 5’7” 130 lbs and even though I have the straps pulled as tight as possible it’s still loose
Love the women's fit. When both the hip strap and chest strap are used, it takes all of the pressure off your shoulders. Excellent design and great storage for day hikes.
I usually ride with just a waist pack but found myself running out of water on long hot rides. This backpack’s 3L reservoir is almost overkill for me, but I figure I can always swap the reservoir later or just do my usual of filling it once and using it for 2-3 rides in a row. I’ve tried it out on four different rides and I really like the way the compartments are set up. One for the bladder only, one for bulk items like my pads and sweater/jacket, one for snacks and tools, and one small one on top for keys and phone. I think camelback did well with their design and relative sizing of all these.However my gripe comes with the mouthpiece orientation. They’ve made it longer and sticking out at an angle compared to the relatively small and perpendicular orientation ... MoreI usually ride with just a waist pack but found myself running out of water on long hot rides. This backpack’s 3L reservoir is almost overkill for me, but I figure I can always swap the reservoir later or just do my usual of filling it once and using it for 2-3 rides in a row. I’ve tried it out on four different rides and I really like the way the compartments are set up. One for the bladder only, one for bulk items like my pads and sweater/jacket, one for snacks and tools, and one small one on top for keys and phone. I think camelback did well with their design and relative sizing of all these.However my gripe comes with the mouthpiece orientation. They’ve made it longer and sticking out at an angle compared to the relatively small and perpendicular orientation of mouthpiece relative to the hose. This comes into play with its placement via magnet to the end of the chest strap which always ends up interfering with my arm/shoulder. I’ve done a little adjustment of the mouthpiece on the hose to make it point out more but I regularly knock it off on descents. I’d prefer the old style of the small plastic clasp to hook it downwards on one of the shoulder straps.The rest of the backpack is pretty great. Rode with it a couple days over 90 degrees and while it was hotter than a waist pack, it seemed to breath well and not move around much. I’m planning on still using it on long hot rides but probably will leave in lieu of the waist pack for most rides.
This is a well-constructed, thoughtfully designed hydration pack ideal for longer hikes, rides and adventures. We used two of these for challenging, long summer hikes in Zion National Park. The storage space (outside the hydration bladder) is limited but, in our experience, perfect for a long day hike. (Phone, food, compass, an extra layer.). 3L capacity is good for 4 hours or so of challenging activity. This pack made it to the summit of Angels Landing with fuel still in the tank!
This camelbak is the perfect size for a hike! I'm not a biker but I took this on a rainy volcano hike and it was perfect. Lots of good compartments to hold various items, I could fill the entire bladder while still packing my wallet, snacks, sunscreen, sunglasses case, and still had room for more. I was worried that the texture of the straps would bother my bare shoulders but it did not, and the waist strap though small is really a game changer. The price was the lowest I could find online, I actually had to call to ask if the bladder was included because the price was so low (it is included!!) and the customer service rep was super nice. Definitely recommend :)
I really love the amount of pockets/storage this backpack has, and even when full it is still comfortable to ride with, even on longer distances. The length of the hose was a little distracting at first, but I was able to tuck more of it into the backpack so it wouldn't tap my legs when riding my bike. If you are looking for a backpack to tackle short or long ride this one is a great choice.
Used on the manitou incline in Colorado Springs! Plenty of water and was able to use hands to bear crawl a few times! Pockets for snack at the summit!
This pack is made of quality materials and is the ideal size for mountain biking day trips, with plenty of capacity for gear, tools and water. The removable tension straps unfortunately fall off, and could easily become lost. There are also several different buckle types, which can be frustrating.
I've used this pack for both hiking and festivals and it has been great. You can't beat the convenience of the water pouch and size of the pack for short trips/activities. However, I do have to say that if the water pouch is completely full it does decrease the overall storage room. That seems obvious but on longer 10+mile hiking days I would probably opt for something a little larger to bring extra clothes, food, and supplies. If you pack minimally or just want this for a 3-5 hour excursion, then it is probably exactly what you're looking for. Plus, the zipper pouches have great storage options to keep keys, rings, and whatever other small items you may have seperated, which I always appreciate.
| Hydration Capacity | 3 Ltrs |
| Cargo Capacity | 9 Ltrs |
| Dimensions | 47 x 22 x 22cm |
| Waist Belt | 66 - 116cm |
| Pack Weight | 560g |
