CNOC Outdoors Vecto 1L Water Container – 42mm (BeFree Compatible)

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A Collapsible wide mouth water carrying bladder (BeFree Compatible). The Cnoc range has taken over the camping world and it’s easy to see why, one of our Top Picks.

CNOC Outdoors says

Fresh, cool, filtered backcountry water just tastes better. The Vecto allows you to easily collect, store and treat water, using your filter of choice.

The Vecto is light, durable and easy to handle. It is easy to fill with just a couple of scoops, carry to a dry camp or filter on the spot with a 42mm compatible filter. Leave more time to really enjoy your hike or just time at camp with a quick and simple filtering system.

Our Verdict

A fantastic bit of water carrying kit. The large open mouth means collecting water is much simpler and faster than traditional bottles. The strong fastening clip means you do not have to worry about any leaks and attaches to filters with a 42mm thread, such as the BeFree. It packs down incredibly small when not in use, and because of the large mouth it also very easy to clean unlike other hydration bags. Very light, durable, and an excellent bit of kit!

– Reviewed by Ultralight Outdoor Gear

Features

• Dual opening design – slider sealed wide opening and screw neck
• Attaches to filters with a 42 mm thread, such as the BeFree
• Easy to fill and simple to clean and dry due to the wide opening
• Lightweight and compact
• Tethered cap and slider
• Durable- despite the soft material, the Vecto has a breaking point of 220 lbs
• FDA approved and BPA, BPS, and BPF free

Specifications

• Weight:  77g
• Capacity: 1 liters / 35 oz
• Packed size: 7 x 2 x 1.5 in / 17.5 x 5 x 3.5 cm
• Trail size: 10 x 7 in / 25.5 x 17.5 cm

Materials

• Made from FDA approved TPU
• BPA, BPF and BPS free
• Operational temperatures: 20°F (-6°C) to 120°F (49°C)

Please note: TPU is a porous material and so is not completely smell free after production, please clean and air prior to use. 

Help and advice

• CNOC Vecto vs VectoX: What’s the difference?
• What does BPA Free Mean?