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Leatt H2 Hydration Harness Pack
Hydration for enduro and freeriding is just as important as it is for cross-country. However, the added armor demands of the former places different requirements on pack designs. And, like its neck braces and body protection, Leatt's H2 Hydration Harness Pack provides industry leading features.
First and foremost, the H2 Harness is designed to be compatible with or without Leatt braces. This ensures a seamless integration with your neck protection -- no bunching, strap interference, or irritation from incompatibility.
Another defining feature of Leatt's H2 is a four-way adjust harness system. Unlike traditional packs, the lower straps aren't waist belts. Instead, they wrap around the torso. The top straps either fit over your shoulders, if riding sans-brace, or over a brace. They all join at the bottom of the sternum to securely hold the pack in place. Together, this prevents any bouncing or shifting during hard riding and allows unrestricted body movement for added English on jump lines.
The four wide straps are all adjustable via hook-and-loop closures for a secure, slip-free fit. The uppers have guides for a drink tube, and the tube can be routed either left or right depending on your preference. Another nice feature is an available-separately, hands-free drink kit that mounts to a helmet -- this keeps hands where they belong during aggressive riding.
The drink tube uses quick-release connections for hassle free cleaning, and the recycled-plastic bladder is disposable. If you use sports drinks, you know that cleaning a bladder doesn't always get the funk out. The replaceable Leatt bladders are made by USWE of Sweden and are intended to be replaced for enhanced hygiene. If H2O is your thing, they can be cleaned and dried out for extended use.
The Leatt H2 Hydration Harness Pack's strap system will comfortable fit Small through XX-large torsos. A large rear pock has been provided to store a phone, snacks, or keys. The H2 also holds 2.5 liters -- enough to keep hydration levels up during two to four hours of intense riding.
Price: $39.99 (49% Off!)
Regularly: $79.95
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Hydration for enduro and freeriding is just as important as it is for cross-country. However, the added armor demands of the former places different requirements on pack designs. And, like its neck braces and body protection, Leatt's H2 Hydration Harness Pack provides industry leading features.
First and foremost, the H2 Harness is designed to be compatible with or without Leatt braces. This ensures a seamless integration with your neck protection -- no bunching, strap interference, or irritation from incompatibility.
Another defining feature of Leatt's H2 is a four-way adjust harness system. Unlike traditional packs, the lower straps aren't waist belts. Instead, they wrap around the torso. The top straps either fit over your shoulders, if riding sans-brace, or over a brace. They all join at the bottom of the sternum to securely hold the pack in place. Together, this prevents any bouncing or shifting during hard riding and allows unrestricted body movement for added English on jump lines.
The four wide straps are all adjustable via hook-and-loop closures for a secure, slip-free fit. The uppers have guides for a drink tube, and the tube can be routed either left or right depending on your preference. Another nice feature is an available-separately, hands-free drink kit that mounts to a helmet -- this keeps hands where they belong during aggressive riding.
The drink tube uses quick-release connections for hassle free cleaning, and the recycled-plastic bladder is disposable. If you use sports drinks, you know that cleaning a bladder doesn't always get the funk out. The replaceable Leatt bladders are made by USWE of Sweden and are intended to be replaced for enhanced hygiene. If H2O is your thing, they can be cleaned and dried out for extended use.
The Leatt H2 Hydration Harness Pack's strap system will comfortable fit Small through XX-large torsos. A large rear pock has been provided to store a phone, snacks, or keys. The H2 also holds 2.5 liters -- enough to keep hydration levels up during two to four hours of intense riding.
Price: $39.99 (49% Off!)
Regularly: $79.95
Buy Now
