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Osprey and Camelbak Prime Big Deal Days Discounts

Find hydration and packing tools from Osprey and Camelbak on sale

By Ashley Thess

Updated on Oct 11, 2023 5:19 PM EDT

1 minute read

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Amazon is offering discounts on Osprey and Camelbak bags, bottles, and more. October 10 and 11 are Prime Big Deals Days. Find hydration and packing tools for less to prep for travel, camping, and an active Fall. We found the best deals on these reliable brands. Don’t miss out on Osprey and Camelbak on sale for Prime Big Deal Days.

Osprey UltraLight 3 Dry Sack is 20 percent off

Osprey Ultralight Stuff Waist Pack is 23 percent off

Optimize packing for your next backpacking, camping, or hiking trip with this stuffable waist pack.

Osprey Daylite is 20 percent off

CamelBak Crux 3-Liter Water Reservoir is 30 percent off

CamelBak Podium Chill Insulated Bike Water Bottle is 30 percent off

This insulated bottle doesn’t clank when you drop it. Instead it weighs less and still keeps your drink cold while you’re on the move.

CamelBak Classic Light Bike Hydration Pack 70oz is 39 percent off

The best Osprey and Camelbak Prime Big Deal Days discounts are only available today and tomorrow.

CamelBak M.U.L.E. Mountain Biking Hydration Backpack is 30 percent off

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Ashley Thess

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Ashley Thess is the Assistant Gear Editor for Outdoor Life, where she edits and writes gear reviews. Originally from Missouri, she now lives in Salt Lake City, Utah, where she keeps an unruly gear closet.

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