Leatt Hydration Moto XL 1.5 Backpack - Black

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The Leatt Hydration Moto XL 1.5 Backpack is an ideal companion for off-road riders and mountain bikers who require a reliable balance between hydration capacity and gear storage. It features a 1.5-liter hydration system paired with 20 liters of cargo space, making it perfect for long-distance excursions where carrying extra layers or tools is necessary. While the pack excels at stability and ventilation, users should note that the 1.5-liter bladder capacity may require more frequent refills during extremely hot or endurance-heavy days compared to larger reservoir systems.
| Colour | Black |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 7023051550 |
| Brand | Leatt |
Yes, the bladder is a standard component that can be replaced with Leatt-compatible reservoirs.
The material is weather-resistant, and the included Hi-Viz rain cover provides additional protection during heavy rain.
Use a flexible tube brush with mild soap and warm water, then rinse thoroughly and hang to dry.
The external storage design allows for securing bulkier items, though it is primarily designed for internal organization of tools and supplies.
Absolutely. Its design and ventilation make it highly suitable for both MTB and motocross applications.
Ensure the auto shut-off valve is properly engaged and check the internal silicone seal for debris.
Re-tighten the waist straps first, then adjust the chest strap tension to pull the pack closer to the center of your back.
Ensure the bladder is lying flat and not folded at the bottom; check that the cargo compartment isn't overstuffed, which can restrict bladder space.
To get the best fit, start by loosening all straps, putting the pack on, and tightening the waist belt first, followed by the chest straps. This ensures the weight is distributed properly across the hips. When routing the hydration tube, test both the over-shoulder and under-arm positions to see which minimizes friction against your gear. For care, always rinse the hydration bladder with warm water and mild soap after every use. Allow it to air dry completely, preferably hanging it upside down, to prevent mold growth. The exterior of the pack can be wiped clean with a damp cloth; avoid harsh detergents to maintain the integrity of the weather-resistant coating.