Pinnacle 12 Liter Hydration Race Vest

Stay fueled on the climb. Nathan’s hiking hydration and gear keeps water, snacks, and essentials within reach on day hikes and longer treks—comfortable, stable, and built for the trail.

Choose Your Gear

• Hydration Packs: Higher-capacity packs with bladder compatibility for all-day hydration on the trail.
• Bladders, Bottles & Flasks: Reliable, high-flow hydration for hands-free sipping as you climb.
• Storage & Carry: Secure pockets and compartments for snacks, layers, and trail essentials.
• Visibility & Safety Gear: Lights and reflective details for early starts and shaded, low-light terrain.

Hiking Gear That Works

Hiking calls for capacity and all-day comfort. Breathable back panels, adjustable straps, and stable load carry keep packs comfortable over hours on the trail, while bladder systems and durable materials deliver steady hydration wherever the route leads.

When to Use Each Type

• Short day hikes: A bottle, flask, or small pack for light hydration and snacks.
• Full-day hikes: Higher-capacity packs with a bladder for sustained hydration and storage.
• Remote trails: Add storage and safety gear so you’re prepared and self-sufficient.

Fit & Comfort — Dial It In

A well-fitted hiking pack carries weight close to your body without strain. Look for adjustable straps, breathable panels, and a stable fit that stays comfortable across long, variable terrain.

FAQ

How much water should I bring hiking?

It depends on distance, heat, and refill points—a bladder makes carrying larger volumes easier and hands-free.

Can I use a running hydration pack for hiking?

Yes—many hydration packs work well for both, offering water capacity plus storage for snacks and layers.

What should I pack for a day hike?

Water, snacks, layers, and—for early or shaded routes—visibility and safety gear.

Complete Your Kit

Pair your hiking setup with Nathan hydration vests & packs, bladders, bottles & flasks, and visibility gear—gear that keeps you going to the summit.