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Source Hydration Systems allow you to carry water and stay hydrated during exercise without having to stop and fiddle around in your pack. The Source Widepac opening system makes filling, cleaning and drying both quick and easy. The Source systems are BPA and Phthalates free and have self cleaning ultra smooth inner surfaces which prevent the build up of dirt and bacteria.
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Source Helix Valve Tube Kit
You know the way your old drinks tube fogged up with green gunk when you...
£13.99
- Who should use it - and why
- Anyone going trekking in cold places or who only uses hydration systems occasionally as lack of use doesn't mean bacterial build up.
Source Winter Tube Insulator
Tired of your drinks tube freezing in winter? Well, here's the solution to...
£24.99
- Who should use it - and why
- Anyone who wants to keep using their hydration system in winter or in cold climates.
Source Convertube
The inner surface of Source drinks tubes is 1000% smoother than similar...
£21.99
- Who should use it - and why
- Converts your existing plastic water bladder into a hydration system and resists build up of bacteria.
Source WLP 2 Litre
One of the disadvantages of using a soft bottle system on the larger size of...
£31.99
- Who should use it - and why
- Great for thirsty travellers and hillgoers who don't carry much, as it retains a low profile even in a virtually empty sack.
Source Widepac 3 Litre
Source Widepack 3 Litre is a tough, reliable and easy to use hydration...
£29.99
- Who should use it - and why
- A big capacity, ideal for thirsty people and those going to hot places.
Source Widepac 2 Litre
Source Widepack 2 Litre is a tough, reliable and easy to use hydration...
£28.99
- Who should use it - and why
- Ideal for anyone wanting to drink while on the move, tough, self cleaning and easy to use.
Source Liquitainer 4 Litre
Ideal for overnight camps and long dry treks. The Liquitainer stores 4...
£21.99
- Who should use it - and why
- Roll up versatile water storage ideal for overnight camps and long dry treks.
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