| 78 | | $150 | This all mountain hydration pack scores highly across the board |
| 75 | | $130 | This model scores well in every rating metric and is one of our top ranked hydration packs |
| 73 | | $130 | This pack has all the bells and whistles to carry all your gear comfortably |
| 73 | | $135 | A sturdy pack with bike-specific features, though it comes at a heavier weight |
| 72 | | $70 | Tons of storage, modest weight, and simple, functional design |
| 70 | | $90 | A large, comfortable hydration pack with a reasonable price |
| 70 | | $85 | This larger capacity pack serves double duty as a hydration pack and daypack at a fair price |
| 68 | | $115 | A classic hydration pack design with a long lineage, but falls behind some more modern designs |
| 66 | | $90 | A casual pack at home anywhere from city to trail |
| 65 | | $120 | A light, snug fit makes this high-quality pack a top performer when moving fast on the trails |
| 63 | | $70 | A low profile, minimalist pack |
| 62 | | $140 | A well-made pack that is light and comfortable but lacks high-end features of other models |
| 61 | | $60 | The lightest weight pack in our test with CamelBak's top-scoring Crux hydration system |
| 55 | | $165 | A solid offering with the luxury of an insulated bladder, but with limited storage and a heavier weight |
| 34 | | $25 | A basic hydration pack with no standout features but it is inexpensive |
