Mountain Mule Camel Photovoltaic Panel

Does the CamelBak MULE PRO 14 have a reservoir?

The back panel is most excellently called ‘Air Support’ and really does help reduce sweaty back syndrome. It wouldn’t be a CamelBak without a reservoir and the CamelBak M.U.L.E. Pro 14 features the excellent Crux Reservoir which holds three litres.

How does camel solar work?

To maximize heat collection and minimize heat loss, Camel Solar’s innovative design includes seamless absorbers. Rather than lasering, or ultrasonically welding the absorbers together, the absorbers are fused using a unique design which maximizes efficiency, as well as improving the overall look of the panels.

Why should you choose camel solar?

Camel Solar’s innovative technologies have increased the efficiency of solar panels considerably and for that reason Camel Solar are considered leaders in today’s solar thermal collector marketplace. Camel Solar’s new absorbers do not show welding lines, waves or deformation making them more efficient and aesthetically pleasing.

Does a CamelBak have a reservoir?

It wouldn’t be a CamelBak without a reservoir and the CamelBak M.U.L.E. Pro 14 features the excellent Crux Reservoir which holds three litres. As well as a compartmentalised main storage chamber, the M.U.L.E. Pro 14 has a hip belt with cargo carrying capability (which is a must) and a removable bike tool organiser wrap thingy.

What's new in the MULE® PRO 14?

Enter the M.U.L.E.® Pro 14. The same great pack you know and trust with the all new Air Support™ Back Panel, plus a few essential additions to take your ride to the next level. Designed with body mapping technology to address areas that retain the most heat, maximum air flows across the back panel to provide comfortable cooling.

What is a mule ®?

A M.U.L.E. For Every Ride If it's mountains you seek or a greener way to get to work, there's a M.U.L.E.® for every ride and every rider. This collection offers a expansive range of secure, comfortable, and adaptable packs.