HydraPak | Comet Bite Valve Sheath | Bite valve | 2-Pack

Regular price € 995

✔ For runners whose Comet bite valve has become worn or dirty.
✔ Handy as a spare in your bag on long trail runs and ultras.
✔ The soft silicone sheath feels good to bite and is quickly swapped.
✖ Only fits Comet bite valves, not other HydraPak valves.

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Description

A fresh sheath makes your Comet valve pleasant to drink from again. The silicone sheath gives a soft bite and wears with use. You slide it over the valve in a few seconds.

You notice it most when you drink often, such as during ultras and long runs. A worn sheath feels less pleasant and is a good reason to swap.

Not sure? Check which valve you have first. The sheaths only fit the HydraPak Comet bite valve, for example on the Hydraflex Tube.

A set of two: one on, one as a spare.

Specifications

  • Why this one
    Spare sheaths for your Comet bite valve on tube or soft flask
  • Activity
    Trailrunning
  • Material
    Silicone
  • Colour
    Blue
  • SKU
    HP-979437
  • EAN
    834456003281

Why HydraPak?

You are out for a few hours and just want to drink without hassle. A flask that leaks or a tube that kinks throws you out of your rhythm. That is exactly why we carry HydraPak at trrail.com.

HydraPak makes soft flasks, hydration packs, drinking tubes and water filters, with many separate parts such as valves, caps and cleaning kits. That way you adapt your hydration system to your run and replace parts that are worn.

For us, HydraPak is above all practical: light, flexible and expandable. The brand has everything for drinking on the move, from short runs to long trails.

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Frequently asked questions

Which bite valve do these sheaths fit?

Only the HydraPak Comet bite valve, like the one on the Hydraflex Tube.

How many sheaths come in a pack?

Two sheaths.

Can I use them on a Blaster valve?

No, the Blaster bite valve has its own Blaster sheaths.