Source Outdoor Pulse Hydration System Pack with 1L Cargo Pouch Review

Source Outdoor Pulse Hydration System Pack with 1L Cargo Pouch

  • Lightweight hydration pack with 1-liter cargo space and either 2-liter or 3-liter Widepac hydration bladder
  • Detachable front pouch enables you to add cargo when you need it; ideal for trail running, hiking, and more
  • Mesh shoulder straps; adjustable sternum strap; removable waist belt; 70D ripstop nylon construction
  • Taste-free reservoir with maintenance-free Glass Like liner prevents bio-film build-up
  • Rounded Helix bite valve delivers a full flow with just a soft bite; built-in safety shutoff mechanism

Ideal for when you need to haul a small amount of gear while running, hiking, or biking, the Pulse hydration pack from Source Outdoor includes 1 liter of cargo space, plus either a 2-liter (70 ounces) or 3-liter (100 ounces) Widepac hydration reservoir. The detachable front Storeganizer pouch enables you to add storage space when you need it for a helmet, rain cover, tools, and more. The Pulse features a lightweight 70D ripstop nylon construction, mesh shoulder straps, adjustable sternum strap (with integrated whistle), removable waist belt, docking station for hydration valve, helmet carrier, and an air pump loop. The Widepac hydration bladder features a wide opening for easy filling, cleaning, draining, and ice insertion. Source’s Glass-Like Film is smoother than standard TPU films with virtually no difference from glass itself, preventing bio-film build up and making the system virtually self-cleaning. And the bladder retains a pure liquid taste with no plastic flavor. The Widepac comes with a co-extruded tube and rounded Helix bite valve, which delivers a full flow with just a soft bite and a safety shutoff mechanism that won’t leak under pressure or with prolonged use. Source has been a groundbreaker in hydration system technology and is also well known for its tactical gear and hiking sandals. Tested in the most extreme conditions, hundreds of thousands of Source hydration systems are in use in the field.

Source Outdoor Brisk Hydration Pack Review

Source Outdoor Brisk Hydration Pack

  • Low-profile hydration pack with selection of 2-liter and 3-liter Widepac hydration bladder; ideal for trail running, hiking, and more
  • Comfortable padded shoulder straps; small compartment for essentials; external storage via adjustable bungee cord
  • Durable 70D ripstop nylon construction; separate insulated hydration compartment
  • Taste-free reservoir with maintenance-free Glass Like liner prevents bio-film build-up
  • Rounded Helix bite valve delivers a full flow with just a soft bite; built-in safety shutoff mechanism

Ideal for outdoor expeditions that require more water than cargo, the low-profile, the 2-liter or 3-liter Brisk hydration pack from Source Outdoor is a great match for all endurance sports, cycling, and long hikes. It offers a small compartment for essentials and an adjustable bungee cord for external storage. It also features comfortable padded shoulder straps, a carrying handle, sternum strap for added stability, separate insulated hydration compartment, and durable 70D ripstop nylon construction. The Brisk comes with the 2-liter (70-ounce) Widepac hydration bladder, which features a wide opening for easy filling, cleaning, draining, and ice insertion. Source’s Glass-Like Film is smoother than standard TPU films with virtually no difference from glass itself, preventing bio-film build up and making the system virtually self-cleaning. And the bladder retains a pure liquid taste with no plastic flavor. The Widepac comes with a co-extruded tube and rounded Helix bite valve, which delivers a full flow with just a soft bite and a safety shutoff mechanism that won’t leak under pressure or with prolonged use. It also includes a Dirt-Shield protective cover that protects the valve from valve from dirt, sand, dust, mud, and other pollution. Source has been a groundbreaker in hydration system technology and is also well known for its tactical gear and hiking sandals. Tested in the most extreme conditions, hundreds of thousands of Source hydration systems are in use in the field.