Low tech hydration
Put it in saddle bag
Just like my XR, low tech
Put it in saddle bag
Just like my XR, low tech
Maybe some more research is needed before throwing the baby out with the bathwater. It would appear that every couple years another "REI, Camelbak, or similar outdoors type brand" is in bed with the evil greenies and we should all boycott them so we can show them what's up and who is in charge here.
Honestly I can't see anyone that wants to make money with as large of a diverse crowd as Camelbak drawing a line in the sand like that. It just doesn't make for good business.
----- Original Message -----
From: Lea Morrison <lmorrison@camelbak.com>
Sent: Saturday, April 22, 2000 9:49 AM
Subject: RE: Sierra Club
Greg --
Thanks for clarifying the issue for me. In 1998, several online chat groups circulated a rumor that CamelBak donated $2.00 for every hydration system
we sold to "green advocacy" groups, and specifically to Sierra Club. This is absolutely untrue. CamelBak does not financially support the Sierra Club, or any other "green advocacy" group, through corporate donations or product donations. It's unfortunate that that rumor is rearing it's ugly head again. As I said in my previous email, we purchase ad space within Sierra Magazine and we sell products to the Sierra Club Outings program -- both with the purpose of promoting the sale of our products to Outdoor enthusiasts. We believe the Outdoors are for everyone. I hope this answers your question. Please don't hesitate to contact me if I can answer other questions or be of more help.
Hydrate or Die!
Lea Morrison
Marketing Manager
CamelBak Products, Inc.
1310 Redwood Way, Suite 200
Petaluma, CA 94954
800.767.8725 x285
707.665.9231 fax
You don't get smoke without fire.
You don't get smoke without fire.
1. If you have room, you can store your (empty) bladders in the fridge or freezer and they will stay fresh after a rinse out without the chemicals - as long as you just put water in it. (old adventure racing tip)
Two things:
2. There is a site called Steepandcheap.com that put up killer deals on all things outdoor gear including camelbaks. If one is not in a hurry - you can watch the site. They put up one deal at a time and it ends in 20 mins or if it runs out. Be careful though it is addictive!!! The site is owned and operated by BackCountry.com so customer service is top notch.