Hands free personal hydration delivery system

A hands-free personal hydration delivery system comprising:

• a container for fluid which is adapted to be worn on the back or torso of a user;
• an extended length of tubing having a connection end connected to the container in an air-tight manner, a distal end adapted to be held in the user's mouth for providing a flow of fluid into the user's mouth, and an intermediate portion, to be mounted to a headgear worn on the user's head;
• a bite valve coupled to the distal end of the extended length of tubing which is adapted to be opened when manipulated by the user's mouth to allow fluid to be drawn by suction into the user's mouth, and closed when not being manipulated so as to cut off fluid flow in an air-tight condition;
• a headgear adapted to be worn on the user's head at a vertical height above the user's mouth;
• and
• a mounting element mounted to the headgear so as to be positioned at a vertical height above the user's mouth for retaining the intermediate portion of the extended length of tubing at a position of higher elevation than the user's mouth, whereby the higher elevation of the intermediate portion ensures that fluid drawn from the container by suction applied by the user passes upward through the intermediate portion of the tubing elevated above the user's mouth and flows downward from there to the user's mouth by gravity feed, the fluid flow thereby continuing to flow into the user's mouth with little suction effort due to the gravity feed and siphoning effect of fluid from the container,
• wherein the headgear is a helmet and the intermediate portion of the tubing is mounted to a lower rim of the helmet, and
• wherein the mounting element is an attachment pad that is applied by a base adhesive layer to the helmet.