AquaJoe: New, Convenient & Portable Hydration System

Posted January 8th, 2008 at 10:15 AM by Paul Petersen

Section: Gear & Apparel, Miscellaneous, Nutrition, Hydration

aquajoe portable hydration device - scoop seal serve The new AquaJoe portable hydration system gives runners and active individuals a convenient solution for carrying their favorite powdered drink.
The concept is simple:

Fill the AquaJoe with the desired measure of powdered drink

Each AquaJoe holds up to 3 tablespoons of powder

Seal the AquaJoe to ensure no spillage during your activity

Just turn the scoop 180 degrees to seal

Clip the AquaJoe to your hydration pack or water bottle, or tuck into your backpack

The device weighs about 1 oz and is 6″ in length, making it very portable
Is compatible and works well with hydration devices (Fuelbelt, Camelbak, etc.) and Nalgene waterbottles.

When you need a new drink, just add the required concentration of powder to water.

This allows you to refill your water bottle and add powder several times during a single activity.

aquajoe portable hydration device The crux of AquaJoe is that you can go through several servings of your favorite sports drink while carrying only one bottle or hydration pack, assuming you have a water source during your run or hike. The design of the device allows the user to add exact quantities (for desired concentrations) without bringing an extra scoop, and also ensures no leakage or spillage of the powder.

In my opinion, the AquaJoe has potential utility for longer running routes with available water fountains, and also for overnight backpack trips, long car rides, and other activities where you want to take a powdered sports drink, but don’t want to deal with baggies, measuring scoops, and potential spills.

For more information about the new portable hydration system by AquaJoe, check out the below video demonstration and please visit: http://www.aquajoe.com/.

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