IsoBound Insulated Hydration. Keep your water cool during hot weather activities. An insulated version of our Velocity™ reservoir, the Velocity™ IT 2L features our IsoBound™ Insulation technology and is topped off with an insulated HydraFusion drinking tube to keep your water cooler for longer.
Features:
- ISOBOUND INSULATION: Keeps your hydration colder for longer. Double-wall construction and cell foam technology creates a barrier - slowing the heat transfer from the user to the hydration.
- GRAB TAB: The new light and flexible grab tab make it easy to pull reservoirs in and out of packs carried in hand.
- UNIVERSAL HANGER: Designed to work with clips, hooks, and loops in a wide variety of vests and packs including Salomon, Nathan, Osprey, and CamelBak.
- WIDE FILL OPENING: Redesigned Slide-Seal top opens extra wide, making it easier to fill and add ice.
- HYDRAFUSION TUBE: Flexible drink tube insulates in hot weather and offers protection in tough conditions.
- COMET BITE VALVE: The new lightweight valve self-seals after each sip and can be opened and locked with one hand to prevent leaks when not in use.
- PLUG-N-PLAY CONNECT SYSTEM: Easily disconnect the drinking tube (an auto shut-off valve prevents leaking) and remove the reservoir from your pack for convenient refilling.
- EASY TO REVERSE: Reverse the reservoir for deep cleaning and complete drying.
- ULTRA DURABLE: Made of ultra-durable, abrasion-resistant TPU and RF welded seams for superior durability and elasticity.
- 100% BPA and PVC FREE: Wide working temperature range (can be frozen - max temp 60° C / 140° F).
Specifications:
| Capacity: | 2L |
| Weight: | 187g |
| Material: | TPU, ABS, POM, PP, EPDM, Silicone, 304SS, TPU Coated Nylon Fabric |
Specificaitons:
| Dimensions: | 38.4cm x 17cm |
WASHING INSTRUCTIONS:
Machine wash separately in cold water on a gentle cycle. Tumble dry separately on low heat. Add QE Home Wool Dryer Balls to reduce wrinkles and increases drying efficiency. Touch up with a low heat iron as needed. Do not bleach or dry clean.
