camelbacks
/ˈkæməlˌbæks/
noun
- A type of bag or container worn on the back that holds water and has a tube for drinking, used by hikers, cyclists, and runners.
- Many marathon runners use a camelback to stay hydrated without stopping.
- She sipped from her camelback while cycling through the desert.
- I filled my camelback with ice water before the long hike.
- The plural form of camelback, referring to multiple such water containers.
- We packed two camelbacks for the family day trip.
- The store sells several brands of camelbacks for outdoor sports.
- The athletes compared their camelbacks to see which design was most comfortable.