Preview: Lunatec Mist, Shower & Drink Bundle

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posted on February 16, 2025
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Lunatec Mist, Shower & Drink Bundle

Describing it as “a combination of a kitchen faucet, garden hose, shower and water bottle,” Lunatec’s hand-pressurized hydration container system provides a new level of convenience in cleanup chores and personal hygiene for the outdoor sportsman.

Its Mist, Shower & Drink Bundle includes a spray bottle, tube extension and hand strap with either clear or blue bottles in 750-, 1,000- or 1,500-ml capacities.

The cap smartly integrates a pickup tube and manual pump used to pressurize the bottle’s contents to 35 p.s.i. along with an adjustable trigger and nozzle that provide mist, stream or shower patterns.

Simply pump the handle to build pressure, rotate the nozzle for the desired spray and press the trigger.

MSRP is $49 (750 ml). For more information, visit lunatecgear.com.

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