Camelbak tube clip
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Clip for a Camelbak Antidote waterbladder tube.
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- Outdoor Sports
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This is a clip to mount the tube of a Camelbak Atidote waterbladder to the strap of a backbag. The connector fits a 20mm wide strap (approximately 1mm thick) and a tube with a diameter of 10mm. The clip and the connector both have a hole to insert a 10x2mm (round) magnet. You have to fix the magnet with glue or tape to hold it in place. The Clip should be printed with a brim to ensure that it doesn't get knocked of the bed (or you have better bed adhesion than I have ;)). Make sure, that you don't have sharp edges on the clip (from the brim) or you might damage the tube.
Update, 20.06.2022:
After I had the chance to field-test this I made some modifications. Using double sided tape to fix the magnets did not work for me. After some time both came loose (using duct tape solved this*). For the belt clip the easy fix is just to let the magnet face the belt instead of the front (so just turning the belt clip 180°). For the tube clip I would go with superglue (which you could also use on the belt clip.
To add some stability I increased the with of the two “arms” on the belt clip (mine did break after 5 day of use). I also decreased the tolerances for the magnet holes and decreased the size of the tube clip. The old one was not a snug fit. It was still usable, but the new one remains in position so it's easier to attach it to the belt clip.
*) You know, if duct tape doesn't fix it you are not using enough duct tape ;)