[snowshoe67]

Originally Posted by AlpineZone

Camelbak StoAway 100 oz. Insulated Hydration Reservoir

And I just took these pictures for you bud. Haven't even taken the plastic off off the bite valve yet. It's called the stoaway and purchased it for 34.99 at a local outfitters called hubert's. Hope this helps.

First time seeing that!! Thanks Guys!!!

[Ron Fontaine]

I am very interested in how the winter Camelbak StoAway peforms in below zero F temperatures (say, -20F).

Even when I blow the water back after taking drinks my regular CamelBak eventually freezes shut. This has happened enough so that when its about 0F degrees or less I use regular water bottles.

[Foxfire]

I would have to carry it under my coat up here. The temps here will freeze that really fast.

[snowshoe67]

We must try it this winter, temps in my neck of the woods get -20F easy., A great test
for the winter P.O.G!

[AlpineZone]

This will be carried in my water bladder of my atmos 50 pack. The bladder itself and part of the tubing inside the pack will be wrapped in a 300 weight fleece fabric I cut out of my old north face denali jacket.

Spent so much time over the years hiking/exploring in minus -30 to -60 wind chills have developed an uncanny ability to keep water from freezing. One thing I don't do is feed the tubing through the pack straps so I can tuck it away quickly and its not exposed to snow/wind etc. I just keep the bitevalve out the end of the pack. If I need a sip I take it and slide the tube back in the pack.

Will let you all know how it works out.