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Cord and cord lock set for HydraQuiver
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Do you want to have a way to secure your jackets and shirts at the base of your HydraQuiver Single Barrel? Or do you need a replacement for the HydraQuiver Double Barrel cord and cord lock? Well we have the kit for you! See below for installation instructions, though you can affix this in a few different ways. We believe this is best for the strongest and most reliable hold.
Note this is for the current model of HydraQuiver Single Barrel only. See video below. If you have the area on the pack that we showcase in the video you're set! If it's the older model with the reflective strip it can be made to work, but isn't ideal.
Step 1: Run the cord through as pictured below.
Step 2: Install cord lock.
Step 3: Run far and fast, or have a good time doing it!
Frequently Asked Questions
1. What is this cord and cord lock set used for?
This kit helps secure jackets, shirts, or lightweight gear at the base of your HydraQuiver Single or Double Barrel packs, keeping your items stable while running or cycling.
2. Which HydraQuiver models is this compatible with?
It is designed for the current HydraQuiver Single Barrel. It can also work on older models, but the hold may not be as strong due to design differences.
3. How do I install the cord and cord lock?
Installation is simple: run the cord through the designated loops, attach the cord lock, and adjust for a secure fit. A video guide is available on the product page for step-by-step instructions.
4. Can I use this set for extra gear beyond clothing?
Yes! The cord and lock are versatile and can hold lightweight gear like gloves, flasks, or small accessories securely during your activities.
5. Is this set durable and reliable for long-distance runs?
Absolutely. The cord and lock are built to stay secure in rugged conditions, ensuring your gear stays in place without chafing or bouncing, even on long trail runs.