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Thule GateMate Pro Tailgate Pad
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Tested: Thule GateMate Pro (Product Review)

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Ever since making their first ski rack in 1962, Thule has been committed to creating solutions for hauling recreational gear around on your car. Bikes, boards, skis, camping gear - if you want to take it with you there’s a good chance that Thule makes what you need to carry it. For 2018, the company launched a new and improved tailgate pad for hanging bikes off the back of your truck, and since the company is well-known for the quality of its gear, we thought we should check out what they had come up with. After a few months on the road, here is our report. Strengths Weaknesses Flexible design...
Posted by iceman2058 on 7/22/2019 7:38am
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Thule Rail Pro 12 Hydration Pack
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Tested: Thule Rail Pro 12 Protective Hydration Pack (Product Review)

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When Thule decided to enter the mountain bike hydration pack game in 2018, they did so with just one model available in three sizes – the excellent Vital pack, related to your favorite website only in name but nevertheless a great product in its own right. We found it innovative, comfortable, and very well put together, so when we saw Thule adding more models to its hydration pack range for 2019 we jumped at the chance to do some more testing. The all-new Rail Pro 12 is a bigger pack with more features as well as an integrated back protector, aimed at those looking for a little extra peace of...
Posted by iceman2058 on 2/22/2019 7:16am
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Thule Vital 8L Hydration Pack
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Tested: Thule Vital Hydration Pack (Product Review)

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When we stumbled on Thule’s new range of hydration packs at Eurobike 2017 we were a bit surprised to see them. Best known for their racks and other automotive carrying solutions, Thule also produces an impressive line of luggage and backpacks, but this is the first time the Swedish manufacturer has ventured into the hydration pack area. We wasted little time examining the new goods in detail, and what we saw made us want to put the packs to the test out on the trail. No sooner said than done - we’ve now racked up a full three months with the new packs in action, and we’re ready to let you know...
Posted by iceman2058 on 1/29/2018 5:56am
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