The system's concept is extremely cool, and the function is going to be really HOT! I'm talking about a company that currently designs hydration packs, and will soon be releasing a revolutionary outdoor hydration system into the outdoor gear market!

This pack incorporates the standard hydrating backpack style and features with an additional heating component to keep your valuable water source from freezing during outdoor cold temperatures! The only problem is that you will have to wait until September 2006 to get one, but that's ok, because it can be in your grasp and ready to use before the next cold winter arrives.

There must have been some real feedback and much thought put into this hydration system, and for the extreme winter adventure seeker, this added feature just might be the difference in staying fully hydrated, versus getting dehydrated during very cold temperatures outside that can freeze hoses on current traditional hydration packs.

If your reservoir tube freezes during your mountain hike, or long tundra expeditions, this can be a great deficit to your health, and obviously many backpacks that currently offer limited insulation may not be enough to give you that peace-of-mind under colder conditions.

You should always feel confident that your backpacking system is going to work properly, and be there for you during the times you need it most. When you happen to be mountain climbing, and the outdoor weather changes for the worse, having the right outdoor hydration gear will allow you to focus on your sport in hand, and not where you're going to find a secondary water source.

Ok, You Gave Us The Exciting Outdoor Features, But Who Is Making This Pack?

If you don't know who is releasing this new heated backpack, you're going to have to read my next article! Even though I was extremely excited to write about this uncovering, I didn't want this to sound like a product sales pitch, or a press release, and that is why I didn't list the company name here.

However, I will give you a little more detail on the features, and then if you're as excited about this new backpack product as I am, you can follow my next article through my Author bio link below to see which company has designed this pack, and how you may get your hands on one of them this fall.

The heated hydration system is a simple to use hydration backpack that includes a combination of thermal and insulation technology. With this system, it allows the water in your back to maintain its liquidity for approximately 20 hours at a temperature of 15 degrees Fahrenheit (10 degrees Celsius).

It's a fact that many outdoor athletes at some point find themselves in the middle of harsh winter conditions, and many snowboarding and skiers can attest to this. The mountains have a way of changing its weather attitude very quickly, but that doesn't slow the athlete down; the equipment that fails them is the reason for their short-lived activity for the day!

So having a backpack with an active heating system that is powered in combination with AA batteries, and insulated drinking tube cover, gives this pack system the capability to provide water in a drinkable state at all times. With the additional sensor monitor, you can easily stay informed on the functionality, and if the monitor senses the hose is about to freeze, this information is passed through the system analysis, and turns on to prevent the liquid from freezing.

There are other added features that assist in keeping your water flowing, and when you hit the cold winter tundra, I'm sure you will be happy you have one of these packs on your back. If you would like to find out who's making this incredible product, and get more backpack information, I encourage you to click on my link below for the second part of this article: