As mountain biker, you want enough drinks for the road, but don't always want to lug around an extra water bottle or large backpack with a drinking reservoir. In that case the Camelback Repack LR 4 is the ideal solution! The Repack LR 4 is a hip pack with a 1.5 liter drinking reservoir. Because the hip pack is ergonomically attached around your waist, it lowers your center of gravity. It also prevenst a sweaty back and your shoulders and back are not put under extra strain. As is the case with a backpack. CRUX Drinking System The CRUX drinking reservoir holds 1.5 liters and has a high flow rate, so you'll be rehydrated in no time. The magnetic strap makes it easy to attach the drinking tube to the hip pack without losing time or speed. The CRUX reservoir has a large opening, making it easy to fill and clean. The CRUX Drinking System included with the bag does not have a QuickLink system. This means that the drink hose cannot be easily disconnected from the reservoir. Various storage options The Repack LR 4 has four storage compartments on the outside and additional compartments on the inside to keep all on-the-go essentials organized and secure. There is also a separate storage compartment for the drink reservoir. The front of the Repack LR 4 folds open completely, for easy reach. In addition to 1.5 liters of water, there is room for 2.5 liters of gear and food.
As mountain biker, you want enough drinks for the road, but don't always want to lug around an extra water bottle or large backpack with a drinking reservoir. In that case the Camelback Repack LR 4 is the ideal solution! The Repack LR 4 is a hip pack with a 1.5 liter drinking reservoir. Because the hip pack is ergonomically attached around your waist, it lowers your center of gravity. It also prevenst a sweaty back and your shoulders and back are not put under extra strain. As is the case with a backpack. CRUX Drinking System The CRUX drinking reservoir holds 1.5 liters and has a high flow rate, so you'll be rehydrated in no time. The magnetic strap makes it easy to attach the drinking tube to the hip pack without losing time or speed. The CRUX reservoir has a large opening, making it easy to fill and clean. The CRUX Drinking System included with the bag does not have a QuickLink system. This means that the drink hose cannot be easily disconnected from the reservoir. Various storage options The Repack LR 4 has four storage compartments on the outside and additional compartments on the inside to keep all on-the-go essentials organized and secure. There is also a separate storage compartment for the drink reservoir. The front of the Repack LR 4 folds open completely, for easy reach. In addition to 1.5 liters of water, there is room for 2.5 liters of gear and food.
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The lowest price we last saw for Camelbak Repack 4 LR Hydration Pack was $101.00 at Nomads, compared across 2 retailers (last seen 11 May 2026). Prices may have changed since.
Camelbak Repack 4 LR Hydration Pack
As mountain biker, you want enough drinks for the road, but don't always want to lug around an extra water bottle or large backpack with a drinking reservoir. In that case the Camelback Repack LR 4 is the ideal solution! The Repack LR 4 is a hip pack with a 1.5 liter drinking reservoir. Because the hip pack is ergonomically attached around your waist, it lowers your center of gravity. It also prevenst a sweaty back and your shoulders and back are not put under extra strain. As is the case with a backpack. CRUX Drinking System The CRUX drinking reservoir holds 1.5 liters and has a high flow rate, so you'll be rehydrated in no time. The magnetic strap makes it easy to attach the drinking tube to the hip pack without losing time or speed. The CRUX reservoir has a large opening, making it easy to fill and clean. The CRUX Drinking System included with the bag does not have a QuickLink system. This means that the drink hose cannot be easily disconnected from the reservoir. Various storage options The Repack LR 4 has four storage compartments on the outside and additional compartments on the inside to keep all on-the-go essentials organized and secure. There is also a separate storage compartment for the drink reservoir. The front of the Repack LR 4 folds open completely, for easy reach. In addition to 1.5 liters of water, there is room for 2.5 liters of gear and food.
As mountain biker, you want enough drinks for the road, but don't always want to lug around an extra water bottle or large backpack with a drinking reservoir. In that case the Camelback Repack LR 4 is the ideal solution! The Repack LR 4 is a hip pack with a 1.5 liter drinking reservoir. Because the hip pack is ergonomically attached around your waist, it lowers your center of gravity. It also prevenst a sweaty back and your shoulders and back are not put under extra strain. As is the case with a backpack. CRUX Drinking System The CRUX drinking reservoir holds 1.5 liters and has a high flow rate, so you'll be rehydrated in no time. The magnetic strap makes it easy to attach the drinking tube to the hip pack without losing time or speed. The CRUX reservoir has a large opening, making it easy to fill and clean. The CRUX Drinking System included with the bag does not have a QuickLink system. This means that the drink hose cannot be easily disconnected from the reservoir. Various storage options The Repack LR 4 has four storage compartments on the outside and additional compartments on the inside to keep all on-the-go essentials organized and secure. There is also a separate storage compartment for the drink reservoir. The front of the Repack LR 4 folds open completely, for easy reach. In addition to 1.5 liters of water, there is room for 2.5 liters of gear and food.
The all-time low we recorded was $71.55 on 1 Oct 2024.
Prices last updated 11 May 2026.
Last updated at 11/05/2026 14:53:16
CamelBak Repack LR 4 Bag - 50oz / Camelflage
Delivery between 18–21 May $19.99
Camelbak Repack LR 4 Hydration Belt | New Era Cycle Camelflage / 1.5 Litre (50 oz)
Delivery $20
originally posted on walmart.com
Been using Camelbak hydration waist packs for over 20 years. I still have my very first pack with same bladder and it still works. That says alot of the brand. I throw the bladder in the freezer after each use. So it doesn't get mold or smelly. I decided it was time to get a newer model. Didnt quite put it through the test yet. Will use it for an upcoming race.
originally posted on balfesbikes.co.uk
Camelback quality has gone down over the years. This product seems well designed but isn't particularly comfortable to wear or adjust. As you empty the reservoir the pack get looser and you have to tension the belt. It's also difficult to put the drinking hose back into the magnetic slot reaching across with the right hand to the left side. There is adequate storage space and enough compartments for essential items. At ÂŁ40 it is good value compared to the competition
originally posted on jensonusa.com
Wanted to try a different waist hydration pack and glad I chose the Camelbak! Holds enough water for most rudes, has plenty of tool/personal storage and most importantly, feels great when riding. Went with a waist option because I don't like having things on my back. One cool feature is as your drink water while riding, the strap design allows you to snug it up by pulling it tighter very precisely. I carry a couple of different brands of hydration packs and have tried many from other manufacturers. The Camelbak LR is a winner!
| Style | Waist |
| Length | 33 centimetres |
| Season | All |
| Sport | Mountain Biking |
| Included Components | Backpack |
CamelBak Repack LR 4 Bag - 50oz / Camelflage
Delivery between 18–21 May $19.99
Camelbak Repack LR 4 Hydration Belt | New Era Cycle Camelflage / 1.5 Litre (50 oz)
Delivery $20
Been using Camelbak hydration waist packs for over 20 years. I still have my very first pack with same bladder and it still works. That says alot of the brand. I throw the bladder in the freezer after each use. So it doesn't get mold or smelly. I decided it was time to get a newer model. Didnt quite put it through the test yet. Will use it for an upcoming race.
Camelback quality has gone down over the years. This product seems well designed but isn't particularly comfortable to wear or adjust. As you empty the reservoir the pack get looser and you have to tension the belt. It's also difficult to put the drinking hose back into the magnetic slot reaching across with the right hand to the left side. There is adequate storage space and enough compartments for essential items. At ÂŁ40 it is good value compared to the competition
Wanted to try a different waist hydration pack and glad I chose the Camelbak! Holds enough water for most rudes, has plenty of tool/personal storage and most importantly, feels great when riding. Went with a waist option because I don't like having things on my back. One cool feature is as your drink water while riding, the strap design allows you to snug it up by pulling it tighter very precisely. I carry a couple of different brands of hydration packs and have tried many from other manufacturers. The Camelbak LR is a winner!
I’m a hyper-sweater and my back just gets drenched when I wear a back pack so I was looking for something that would be a little more comfortable. I’ve gone back and forth about getting a hip pack. I finally pulled the trigger and glad I did. No more sweaty back and in fact don’t even notice it back there. I was thinking that maybe with a 50 oz bladder I could only get a 2 hr ride in but what I wasn’t expecting is that I don’t drink quite as much because I’m not losing as much water from sweat so I can extend the length of rides to 3-3.5 hrs. If I’m going longer I just put a 20 oz bottle in the cage and I’ve got 70oz of water with me which is the same as my smaller backpack. I was a little worried about the pack being sloppy and bouncing around especially when you ... MoreI’m a hyper-sweater and my back just gets drenched when I wear a back pack so I was looking for something that would be a little more comfortable. I’ve gone back and forth about getting a hip pack. I finally pulled the trigger and glad I did. No more sweaty back and in fact don’t even notice it back there. I was thinking that maybe with a 50 oz bladder I could only get a 2 hr ride in but what I wasn’t expecting is that I don’t drink quite as much because I’m not losing as much water from sweat so I can extend the length of rides to 3-3.5 hrs. If I’m going longer I just put a 20 oz bottle in the cage and I’ve got 70oz of water with me which is the same as my smaller backpack. I was a little worried about the pack being sloppy and bouncing around especially when you get down to half full bladder. This was a non-issue since I could tighten the waist straps on the go. The only issue I had was putting the tube that wraps around your waist back in the proper place when done drinking but its second nature now. I was also pleasantly surprised with how much space the pack has for other items. I put bars/snacks in the 2 waist pockets and my phone, keys rain jacket in the rear pack with still a little more room for other things. Overall, I’m highly impressed with this hip pack and highly recommend.
I bought the green one because the price was unbeatably low. Thinking it would be a compromise I’m actually pleasantly suprized with how good this thing looks in person.Looks aside, this thing has made me a fanny pack convert! I freakin love it! It carries just eneough gear and snacks plus water to not leave you wanting for more. The hip pockets are a nice touch, too. And, having the peace of mind that a pack provides without confining, irritating shoulder straps imbues one with a real sense of freedom! How have I gone this long without one?Anyways, I wouldn’t suggest ditching the old camelbak backpack completely. I can imagine scenarios where one will want to have a place to stash layer and removable chin bars, protective gear, etc.Besides annoying shoulder ... MoreI bought the green one because the price was unbeatably low. Thinking it would be a compromise I’m actually pleasantly suprized with how good this thing looks in person.Looks aside, this thing has made me a fanny pack convert! I freakin love it! It carries just eneough gear and snacks plus water to not leave you wanting for more. The hip pockets are a nice touch, too. And, having the peace of mind that a pack provides without confining, irritating shoulder straps imbues one with a real sense of freedom! How have I gone this long without one?Anyways, I wouldn’t suggest ditching the old camelbak backpack completely. I can imagine scenarios where one will want to have a place to stash layer and removable chin bars, protective gear, etc.Besides annoying shoulder straps, a big complaint I have with traditional backpack style hydration packs is what’s commonly referred to as “dancing monkey” . We’ve all been there; grab a sudden handful of brake and the pack wants to leap right off your back only it can’t because it’s got those pesky shoulder straps so it wants to take you with it. Those tend to be real pucker moments, in the world of mtb.So, how secure is this fannypack while bombing through the rowdiest chunder, you ask? First time out with it and I took it to one of the gnarliest local trails at my disposal and hit it twice. TWICE. Forgot I was even wearing a pack at all, it’s that good. (And bare in mind, I’m on a yeti sb4.5, not exactly a Cadillac. I get a LOT of feedback over harsh terrains.)Which brings me to what I see as this packs one weakness; the adjustable waist belt.The waist belt is set up in such a way that it can’t really snugged or loosened while it’s fastened to the rider. This only presents itself as a problem if the rider wishes to rotate the pack from back to front in order to access some its compartments. I mentioned the hip pockets previously, beacause they’re great! And for good reason. With proper planning all your most frequently needed stuff can be at hands reach, no hassles! Gel pack, anyone?To sum up, one ride in and I’m hooked. I love the price, the convenience, the freedom, and even the color!
The Good:Lightweight, comfortable to wear, easy to adjust, affordable and as I'm in Southern California, Jenson USUALLY delivers within one business day. I say usually, as after years of purchasing , this was the first time that an order took more than the allotted time.The Bummer:While I can get necessary tools, phone and keys in this pack, that's about it. No way that you can get a suspension or tire pump in here- it's just not wide or tall enough. I get that space and weight are key issues, but what's the point of having a bag if you can't carry a pump? there isn't even an external strap or compression for oversized items.EVERYTHING else about this bag is nails- the way the main compartment has a "quick rip" feature for secure yet quick access to gear via ... MoreThe Good:Lightweight, comfortable to wear, easy to adjust, affordable and as I'm in Southern California, Jenson USUALLY delivers within one business day. I say usually, as after years of purchasing , this was the first time that an order took more than the allotted time.The Bummer:While I can get necessary tools, phone and keys in this pack, that's about it. No way that you can get a suspension or tire pump in here- it's just not wide or tall enough. I get that space and weight are key issues, but what's the point of having a bag if you can't carry a pump? there isn't even an external strap or compression for oversized items.EVERYTHING else about this bag is nails- the way the main compartment has a "quick rip" feature for secure yet quick access to gear via velcro and zippers, the color options are pretty decent, the quality and construction seem good so far. Just gotta make my g/f carry the pump on rides.On Shipping:As stated, jenson consistently gets me my orders next day and they have been awesome with price matching- the customer service usually beats any call center I've ever dealt with. On this order I was checking the shiping updates and it seems that the Shipping company (onTrac) goofed up and sent my order to Las Vegas, NV (my hometown starts with a "V" as well so therein may have been the confusion). Now, i understand that stuff happens. the main issue is that I started with the shipping company- I sent them an inquiry and waited. Then I went to Jenson's website and used chat to try to get help- no reps were available. When Jenson did finally touch base with me it was 3 days after the package had arrived.This is NOT typical for the team at Jenson, but I feel obligated to share my recent experience. I will still order form them, but will no longer rely on shipments coming next day. Most of my fellow riders HATE to be off the bike and even more so because they are waiting for parts/tools.
I bought this thinking I'd use it on shorter (2 hour or less) mountain bike rides and for shorter hikes in the summer/longer in the winter where 100oz of water isn't always needed.For the mountain bike I have 1, 24oz bottle in the cage with my electrolyte drink and just use water in this. I find it works pretty good at relieving strain on my back from wearing a shoulder pack. However when it is full in the beginning you have to keep it tight or the pack will slide down. I find that it can bother my breathing in the beginning of a ride. As you drink more you will need to adjust the straps to tighten the belt which is easy to do if you set the straps up right (fold them correctly with the velco tabs that are sewn on the pack. The pack can hold a lot and has numerous ... MoreI bought this thinking I'd use it on shorter (2 hour or less) mountain bike rides and for shorter hikes in the summer/longer in the winter where 100oz of water isn't always needed.For the mountain bike I have 1, 24oz bottle in the cage with my electrolyte drink and just use water in this. I find it works pretty good at relieving strain on my back from wearing a shoulder pack. However when it is full in the beginning you have to keep it tight or the pack will slide down. I find that it can bother my breathing in the beginning of a ride. As you drink more you will need to adjust the straps to tighten the belt which is easy to do if you set the straps up right (fold them correctly with the velco tabs that are sewn on the pack. The pack can hold a lot and has numerous compartments which is handy. Overall for mountain biking I give it a 3.5/5 but with a lot of issues arising from just the weight of the water itself. The magnetic strip makes it easy to put the tube back into place. The only problem is when the clip that attaches to the magnet clipped into the pouch itself comes off with the tube line. I prefer the magnetic clip just stay on the magnet on the pouch just coming up with the line. That's just my preference.For hiking I love this pack. It actually makes me hike with better posture as the pack in right in my lower lumbar area. It beats carrying the shoulder pack which can aggravate the neck and shoulder muscles after a few hours. Again the pouches on the pack arm are handy and I usually place a bar or other food in that one so I can grab it without have to take the pack off. This is also nice because it covers less of your back so you don't have sweat on your entire back like when you wear a shoulder pack. I like that for the winter as I try to stay as dry as possible when its 20-30 degrees out.To end, remember it basically is a fanny pack but I try not to see it that way. I think it works great for hiking and I feel better after hikes since it really seems to support the lower lumbar area. Just a note when you put the bladder into the pack make sure to do it the right way or the line will kink and it becomes hard to get any water out. That's my main issue with the pack, the placement of the water line to the pack. They should have made the bladder so that the tube can come off it at a downward angle so it can go straight out of the packs opening along the straps.
Agree with other reviewers. When completely full with water, it leaves little space for any extras. Pretty much only room for phone, keys, multi tool, and energy bar. And even then I have to put my multi tool in the hip pocket because it is too much weight in the rear when bladder is full.This system leaves more to be desired, but it does work for my purposes. Enough water for 2-3 hour rides and can supplement with bottle on bike.Time will tell in terms of durability. In the main pouch where you would place your phone this is held shut with velcro. Not the most inspiring in my opinion, but it works… Over time I hope this velcro holds up so I do not lose my phone.
I had a Camelbak Bandido waist pack and the bladder need to be replaced so I called Camelbak to see if I could get a replacement bladder. The representative suggested I return the " Bandido" waist pack for replacement with the "Repack", so I packed it up and send my coveted "Bandido" off for warranty replacement. The description of the Repack said it would fit waists up to 46". I have a 40" waist, so no issue there. I did read other reviews that said the Repack waist pack did not fit and needed to have the belt strap extended. Since my waist measurement was only 40" I was confident that this issue would not affect me. Camelbak was not exaggerating when they said it would take 7-10 days for return shipping. It took all 10 days. FedEx SurePost is the slowest shipping ... MoreI had a Camelbak Bandido waist pack and the bladder need to be replaced so I called Camelbak to see if I could get a replacement bladder. The representative suggested I return the " Bandido" waist pack for replacement with the "Repack", so I packed it up and send my coveted "Bandido" off for warranty replacement. The description of the Repack said it would fit waists up to 46". I have a 40" waist, so no issue there. I did read other reviews that said the Repack waist pack did not fit and needed to have the belt strap extended. Since my waist measurement was only 40" I was confident that this issue would not affect me. Camelbak was not exaggerating when they said it would take 7-10 days for return shipping. It took all 10 days. FedEx SurePost is the slowest shipping method I have ever encountered. When the Repack arrived I was excited to fill it and get out on the trail. My excitement soon turned to disappointment. First issue I encountered was the way bladder fits into the pack, it's awkward how the hose gets kinked and it's not easy to align the bladder so the flow of fluid does not get pinched. The second was the most disappointing. The waist belt was not even close to 46" fully extended. When the waist belt is extended as much as possible the fluid hose is not long enough to attach to the clip magnet. I am not sure what could be done to fix any of these issues it is part design flaw and part manufacturing quality control issue. I wish I would have kept my "Bandido" it fit my 40" waist and even though the bladder leaked some I could use it to carry snacks and tools. Now I have this repack that I can't use at all. I returned a Bandido and now I feel like I was robbed by the repack. BUMMER
I love this thing. I have been using a camelback HAWG from a long time ago that has served me well but I found it hot. This is really comfortable and provides me enough storage for a 1-3 hr ride. for longer rides I would need to supplement with a water bottle but it is well worth it to free up your back. When the bladder is completely full you do notice it, but after taking a couple of sips that quickly is not a problem. The main compartment is large enough for some bandages, a dog leash, or maybe a light layer but nothing more. the small compartment in the back is great for keys, a phone, and some energy bars. I can also fit my iPhone 12 mini in the side compartment, but don't think you could fit anything much bigger. the other hip pocket is good for a small map or ... MoreI love this thing. I have been using a camelback HAWG from a long time ago that has served me well but I found it hot. This is really comfortable and provides me enough storage for a 1-3 hr ride. for longer rides I would need to supplement with a water bottle but it is well worth it to free up your back. When the bladder is completely full you do notice it, but after taking a couple of sips that quickly is not a problem. The main compartment is large enough for some bandages, a dog leash, or maybe a light layer but nothing more. the small compartment in the back is great for keys, a phone, and some energy bars. I can also fit my iPhone 12 mini in the side compartment, but don't think you could fit anything much bigger. the other hip pocket is good for a small map or energy bar/dog treats.
| Style | Waist |
| Length | 33 centimetres |
| Season | All |
| Sport | Mountain Biking |
| Included Components | Backpack |
