Viper Modular Hydration Pack - Coyote



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The Viper Modular Hydration Pack is an essential accessory for tactical operators, hikers, and outdoor enthusiasts who require reliable, hands-free hydration integrated into their existing load-bearing equipment. Its standout feature is its highly versatile MOLLE-compatible design, allowing it to attach securely to vests and packs; however, users should note that the hydration bladder itself is typically sold separately, requiring a standard bladder to be purchased to complete the setup.
| Model Part Number | BVMHYDRCOY |
|---|---|
| Brand | Viper |
No, the Viper Modular Hydration Pack does not include a bladder.
Yes, it is designed to be compatible with all standard PALS/MOLLE webbing systems.
The pack weighs 354g.
Yes, there is a dedicated hook-and-loop ID panel on the front.
Rinse with lukewarm water and a mild soap, then air dry completely.
The external dimensions are 40 x 22 x 7cm.
Ensure the straps are woven through every possible MOLLE row and that the UTX press studs are fully engaged.
Ensure the bladder is inserted into the main compartment with the exit port aligned toward the top passage, leaving enough slack in the tube.
To install, align the rear straps with the webbing on your chosen platform. Weave the 12-inch straps through the rows of your MOLLE webbing and secure the UTX press studs firmly at the base. Ensure the hose passage is oriented toward your preferred shoulder. For care, simply wipe down the exterior with a damp cloth after use. If the interior becomes soiled, rinse with warm water and mild soap, then hang to air dry completely before storage to prevent mold. Avoid harsh chemicals or industrial detergents that may degrade the water-resistant coating.