XLAB Delta 400 Rear Hydration System

If you don’t have the team car following behind you, then you might want to invest in the clever space-saving XLAB Delta 400 Rear Hydration System. The lightest, most adjustable single rear hydration system that XLAB produces, the Delta 400 will cover all your hydration and repair needs. The Delta 400 attaches to the saddle rails and can accommodate most saddles on the market. If you ride with the ISM Adamo saddle with a transition hook, you’ll want to look to the Delta 425. Otherwise, you’ll probably be just fine with the 400, but there is a handy compatibility chart on the XLAB website that you might want to check out to make sure your saddle will work. The Delta Rear Hydration System mounts onto the saddle rails so that they stay in your draft and can even increase the effectiveness of your aero position by filling in the void behind you, smoothing out your airflow. It is a strong, sturdy mount so that you won’t feel any sway in the back, and it will be able to withstand the abuse rear carriers can take in the transition sections of races. XLAB uses Loctite and locknuts, to ensure that the screws are locked in place safely and securely. Using Loctite also means that you won’t be subjected to a lot of noisy hardware vibrations even over the roughest roads. The funnel-shaped cage allows for easy access to your bottle. Please note that this product comes with a regular Gorilla cage, NOT a Gorilla XT cage. Whether you want to hide your bottles from the wind, or carry an extra rear bottle to refill your Torpedo Aero Bar water bottle, the XLAB Delta 400 Rear Hydration System will give you the option of being able always to have your favorite drink mix without stopping at the gas station in the middle of know where. It comes with an XLAB aluminum Cage Mount and a Gorilla Cage. You have the option of carrying with you the Multi-Strike Repair Holder. It is also compatible with the Aero Pouch 300. The XLAB Delta 400 Rear Hydration System weighs 141g in total. Never worry about running out of water again.