Lezyne Fire Break hydration pack review

Compact hydration

Our rating

2.0

49.99
39.99

Published: July 19, 2010 at 11:00 am

Our review
Comfortable pack marred by some pretty basic blunders

The new Fire Break from Lezyne is the Californian brand’s most compact hydration pack yet. It features a lot of neat touches, like the glove-friendly zipper loops, designated tool storage and an emergency whistle built into the chest buckle.

The 2L bladder was less clever – it features a sandwich bag-style closure seam that popped open and deposited its contents all over our backs.

The decent-sized outer stash pocket could do with some waterproofing to make sure mobiles and wallets remain unaffected by that. We found the tool compartments a bit on the snug side too.

When dry, the padded rear of the Fire Break was comfortable, although the inclusion of a lower abdomen strap would have helped keep it in place when the going got choppy.

The baby Lezyne is lightweight and ideal for enduro-heads looking for a one-lap special, but the numerous little niggles all add up, and there are other less troublesome packs at this price that we’d opt for over this one.

Product "39482" does not exist or you do not have permission to access it.