OGIO HYDRATION BAG - BAJA 2L BLK (10)

The Ogio Baja 2L Hydration Pack is a compact riding pack built around a 2-litre bladder, with enough extra storage for the gear you carry on a long day out. The redesigned front pocket expands far enough to swallow a helmet or other bulky items, while the multi-adjust harness and ventilated back panel keep the load steady and comfortable when the terrain gets rough.

It suits off-road, enduro, trail and adventure riders who want hands-free hydration without carrying a full-size touring pack. Insulated bladder lining keeps drinks cold for longer, and the dedicated anti-slosh bladder compartment stops the water moving around underneath you.

Presented in black.

• 2-litre (70 oz) hydration bladder included, made in the USA
• Bladder uses custom mPE/EVA film — naturally anti-microbial, BPA free, taste and odour free
• Top-fill closure and anti-slosh stabilising handle for easy filling and cleaning
• Dedicated anti-slosh bladder compartment with hook-and-loop strap and tube channel port
• Insulated cooler fabric lining keeps liquid cold up to 30% longer
• Expandable front storage pocket sized to carry a helmet or other large gear
• Large front compartment for spare gear and accessories
• Upper zippered, felt-lined pocket to protect electronics
• Two expandable side mesh pockets for quick-access items
• Dual compression straps to hold loaded gear in place
• Ergonomic padded back panel with directional airflow
• Multi-adjust harness system designed to fit a wide range of body types
• 8-litre total carrying capacity including the bladder

• Ogio Baja 2L hydration pack
• 2-litre (70 oz) hydration bladder with drink tube

Fill the bladder through the top-fill closure and use the stabilising handle to steady it while filling; make sure the closure is fully seated before loading it into the pack.
Slide the bladder into the dedicated compartment, fasten the hook-and-loop strap so it cannot slump, then route the drink tube out through the tube channel port and over your shoulder.
Set the multi-adjust harness so the pack sits high on your back with the straps snug, and use the dual compression straps to stop loaded gear shifting while you ride.
Rinse the bladder and tube with warm water after every ride, and empty it completely rather than leaving liquid sitting in it between rides.
Stick to water where you can; sports drinks and other sugary liquids leave residue in the bladder and tube that needs more thorough cleaning.
Dry the bladder fully with the closure open before storing — leaving it damp and sealed encourages mould and odours.
Hand wash the pack itself with mild soap and water, then air dry away from direct heat or sunlight. Avoid machine washing, tumble drying, solvents and harsh detergents.
Store the pack loosely packed and dry in a cool place rather than compressed or left in a hot vehicle or trailer.
Brush dirt and mud out of the zips and mesh pockets before it dries in, so the zips keep running freely.
Carry the helmet in the expandable front pocket rather than overloading the main compartment, and check the harness and buckles for wear before long rides.