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I ran across CamelBak this weekend and thought I’d share the site with you. It’s a company that makes drinking bottles, and sells them to both consumers and Military / Law Enforcement. Neat looking product and interesting use of Flash.
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The waterpacks actually pretty cool/useful for distance running where you’re out running for more than an hour.
I’ve got on of the backpacks and it’s great. Would also be good for sporting events or movies where it would just look like a backpack, but you could take beer or another beverage in it so you don’t have to pay the exorbitant prices that they charge.