Camelbak Stoaway 3L - Black
The insulated version of the CamelBak Unbottle. Made specifically for winter use, but also works in hot conditions to keep your drink cold. The Crux 3L bladder is equipped with an on-off valve and Big Bite Valve. Made of lightweight, durable material. A loop enables hanging the bladder to dry. Materiaali- ja valmistusvirhetakuu juomasäiliölle ja letkulle 10 vuotta.
The insulated version of the CamelBak Unbottle. Made specifically for winter use, but also works in hot conditions to keep your drink cold. The Crux 3L bladder is equipped with an on-off valve and Big Bite Valve. Made of lightweight, durable material. A loop enables hanging the bladder to dry. Materiaali- ja valmistusvirhetakuu juomasäiliölle ja letkulle 10 vuotta.
The insulated version of the CamelBak Unbottle. Made specifically for winter use, but also works in hot conditions to keep your drink cold. The Crux 3L bladder is equipped with an on-off valve and Big Bite Valve. Made of lightweight, durable material. A loop enables hanging the bladder to dry. Materiaali- ja valmistusvirhetakuu juomasäiliölle ja letkulle 10 vuotta.
The insulated version of the CamelBak Unbottle. Made specifically for winter use, but also works in hot conditions to keep your drink cold. The Crux 3L bladder is equipped with an on-off valve and Big Bite Valve. Made of lightweight, durable material. A loop enables hanging the bladder to dry. Materiaali- ja valmistusvirhetakuu juomasäiliölle ja letkulle 10 vuotta.
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The lowest price for Camelbak Stoaway 3L - Black right now is $55.00 at eBay.com.au, compared across 12 retailers.
The all-time low was $46.75 on 25 Nov 2025 — today's price is 18% above the lowest ever. That's a little above the best price we've seen.
Prices last updated 8 May 2026.
Last updated at 08/05/2026 11:32:04
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Are you someone who doesn't wash their outerwear frequently? Do you like ice building up on your jacket, all the way down to your skis or snowboard? Buddy, this product it for you! Constantly drips out the end of the hose. These used to have a valve to shut them off between the hose and the bite valve. Clearly they got rid of that as a cost cutting measure. My wife prefers the bird-branded hydration packs, I bought this out of misguided brand loyalty. Once again, my wife is right.
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Great construction and durability. The insulator pack and hose insulation keep the water from freezing while riding the slopes. Love this water reservoir so far! Hoping it helps keep my water cool this coming summer as well.
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My first Stoaway was about 20 years old and it was very difficult to remove the bladder from the insulated carrier. This latest design is excellent. The bladder can be easily removed for cleaning via a large zipper. Also, the detachment of the tube from the bladder can be done without removing the bladder from the carrier, via another zipper.I slide the carrier into any one of my various backpacks, and the insulated cover provides extra protection and rigidity for the bladder. Sometimes I use the top strap (where the tube comes out) to carabiner-clip to a point high in my pack. This keeps the Stoaway high up in my pack, so the tube can be threaded out the pack, over my shoulder, to hang down in front of me. If the tube were about 6" longer, it would be helpful, though.
| Hand Orientation | Left/Right |
| Style | StoAway |
| Length | 45 centimetres |
| Season | Spring/Summer |
| Sport | Cycling |
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Are you someone who doesn't wash their outerwear frequently? Do you like ice building up on your jacket, all the way down to your skis or snowboard? Buddy, this product it for you! Constantly drips out the end of the hose. These used to have a valve to shut them off between the hose and the bite valve. Clearly they got rid of that as a cost cutting measure. My wife prefers the bird-branded hydration packs, I bought this out of misguided brand loyalty. Once again, my wife is right.
Great construction and durability. The insulator pack and hose insulation keep the water from freezing while riding the slopes. Love this water reservoir so far! Hoping it helps keep my water cool this coming summer as well.
My first Stoaway was about 20 years old and it was very difficult to remove the bladder from the insulated carrier. This latest design is excellent. The bladder can be easily removed for cleaning via a large zipper. Also, the detachment of the tube from the bladder can be done without removing the bladder from the carrier, via another zipper.I slide the carrier into any one of my various backpacks, and the insulated cover provides extra protection and rigidity for the bladder. Sometimes I use the top strap (where the tube comes out) to carabiner-clip to a point high in my pack. This keeps the Stoaway high up in my pack, so the tube can be threaded out the pack, over my shoulder, to hang down in front of me. If the tube were about 6" longer, it would be helpful, though.
I've purchased Camelback water packs since the late '90's. They make a great product that lasts. I like putting ice in my pack to keep cool on hot days, so I opted for the 3L insulated reservoir. Although I just received it and haven't used it yet, I can see by the workmanship that it will definitely exceed my expectations for keeping cool. I did need to upgrade to a large pack due to its ridged material. Great product!
I like cold water when I hike. I usually fill my hydration bladder completely with ice and add a little water. This works well until all my ice melts, which typically doesn't take long when it's hot outside. I bought this insulated reservoir hoping to prolong the life of my ice. I went on a long hike last week (20 miles, 10 hours) and filled the bladder all the way with ice before I hit the trail. It was 80 degrees outside, and my ice lasted about 7 hours. It would have lasted the entire 10 hours, but I had to add water to the bladder, and after 7 hours my frozen water bottle was longer cold. I am completely satisfied with this purchase and will most likely buy the 3L version as well. My only complaint is the strap on top - it's a little thick and can be difficult ... MoreI like cold water when I hike. I usually fill my hydration bladder completely with ice and add a little water. This works well until all my ice melts, which typically doesn't take long when it's hot outside. I bought this insulated reservoir hoping to prolong the life of my ice. I went on a long hike last week (20 miles, 10 hours) and filled the bladder all the way with ice before I hit the trail. It was 80 degrees outside, and my ice lasted about 7 hours. It would have lasted the entire 10 hours, but I had to add water to the bladder, and after 7 hours my frozen water bottle was longer cold. I am completely satisfied with this purchase and will most likely buy the 3L version as well. My only complaint is the strap on top - it's a little thick and can be difficult to hang when your backpack provides only a small loop for bladder suspension.
Picked this up for a week-long family trip to Disney World. Traveled in mid-July with heat indexes of 105* I placed it inside my backpack. There was almost zero condensation but still had ice after when it was time to refill 5 hours later. The detachable hose made it super easy to remove from the insulating sleeve when refilling and cleaning each night. My son used my old Omega 100oz system in a MaxGear Mule. His back was soaking wet from condensation before getting through the park gates, the water was warm in less than 2 hours, and refilling and cleaning were much more complicated than my new Crux reservoir. I can't express how happy I was with the performance.
On my 3rd day of using my pack it started leaking at the cap on the mouthpiece. The cap is supposed to do 2 jobs. It covers the mouthpiece to keep it clean, but it fails miserable at being a shut-off value. I would prefer it to come with a shut-off value. I don't like being dripped on, and losing precious water while hiking. I could go buy a new shut-off value, but for the price I expected to perform flawless for years. This was my first disappointing experience with a Camelbak product. I would probably have given it 4.6 stars otherwise.
Superb! Provided plenty of water for our hikes, and the insulation not only kept it cool, but also added a layer of protection (and piece of mind) to the bladder and hose. 3 liters was a bit too much for my little daughter, especially for our short three-mile hikes: I’ll get her a 2 liter instead. But a perfect size for adults like me, and for longer hikes. I loved these new pieces of gear for our expeditions.
The bite end leaks constantly. When it has a syphon it completely leaks out. If the hose had a shut off it would be much better. Also why is the whole tube insulating when only part of it sticks out of the insulated container. The original Cortez was a much better design. But then again a broken bite valve is only the beginning of the issues. I would recommend it because its the only option for a insulated 3L bag. But a broken bite valve and no shut off leads to serious issues. Think again and upgrade your product camelbak.
My first experience with Camelbak was basic training and I've loved their products ever since. I had to return my Army Camelbak about a year ago when I got out, otherwise I'd still be rocking that one. Bought the Stoaway with the intention of stuffing it in the Osprey Atmos 65 and running the hose through it. The biggest gripe I have is the hose would kink - I think this is mostly a flaw of the tight hydration port on the backpack than it is on the Stoaway, but it was a bit of a headache so I figure it's worth mentioning. Beyond that, it did everything you'd expect a Camelbak to do and it did it excellently. Held the full 3L of water, didn't leak a drop, and aside from the times where the hose would get kinked, very easy to get as much water as I wanted. The ... MoreMy first experience with Camelbak was basic training and I've loved their products ever since. I had to return my Army Camelbak about a year ago when I got out, otherwise I'd still be rocking that one. Bought the Stoaway with the intention of stuffing it in the Osprey Atmos 65 and running the hose through it. The biggest gripe I have is the hose would kink - I think this is mostly a flaw of the tight hydration port on the backpack than it is on the Stoaway, but it was a bit of a headache so I figure it's worth mentioning. Beyond that, it did everything you'd expect a Camelbak to do and it did it excellently. Held the full 3L of water, didn't leak a drop, and aside from the times where the hose would get kinked, very easy to get as much water as I wanted. The insulation worked pretty well as far as I could tell, though I like my water at like 50-60 degrees so I can't speak to its ability to keep water ice cold.
| Hand Orientation | Left/Right |
| Style | StoAway |
| Length | 45 centimetres |
| Season | Spring/Summer |
| Sport | Cycling |
