Water Bladder

TL;DR: Great value hydration bladder works great for festivals, hikes, and outdoor events. It held enough water for 3 people for 6 hours, is easy to clean, and you can use ice or electrolytes. Make sure clean it every use or it will get mold/bacteria. Wash and hang on a hanger for easy drying Full Review: This 2L bladder lasted my group of 3 through a 6-hour festival day, and we all drink a lot of water. I toss in ice cubes or electrolytes for hikes and runs when needed or to reduce the “plastic taste”, that’s not really prevalent anyway. It’s easy to fill, easy to clean (use dish soap + warm water), and dries well when hung on a hanger. Clean it after each use, including the tube, lift it up and press onto the rubber part and left gravity flush it out —trust me, mold and bacteria builds fast. ESPECIALLY WITH ELECTROLYTES. Needed to replace it because of that. Lightweight, low-maintenance, and reliable—must-have for any long outdoor day.

This is my second in 4 years so now I have 2 for my needs. It is perfect. The only reason I bought a second was to have another in the rotation because cleaning it was my own weakness. Easy enough to clean, I just forget sometimes and since I use supplemental powders in my water, it could go sideways pretty quickly. Then it just needs a good soaking in vinegar and water and it's fine. Nice wide opening for ice. I use it 4-5 days a week. No leaks, no flaws or rips. My hand is small enough to fit in the hole so that I can dry it otherwise I put it over top of a bottle or something to drip dry.

Great for going hands-free hiking when paired with a lanyard for your cellphone! I was literally the ONLY person not holding a heavy water bottle and/or phone for long hiking trips and it made a difference in my overall comfort and enjoyment by just carrying a backpack with this, a portable charger, snack, sweater & rain poncho! My only gripe is when you come home from travel, no way to truly dry the bag and clean/dry the tube. I'd be worried about bacteria. I will replace for every hiking trip.

"UNBELIEVABLE QUALITY! This 2L leak-proof bladder is a GAME CHANGER for outdoor enthusiasts! Durable, BPA-free, and easy to clean. A MUST-HAVE for hiking, camping, and backpacking!"

Good quality build, easy to customize. I love the detachable hose. My old Osprey broke off as it was attached to the bag.

My 11-year old Boy Scout uses this on backpack camping trips, where the boys must carry everything they will need in their packs. This water bladder goes near the top of the pack, with its drinking hose handy over one shoulder. When he is thirsty, he needn't stop hiking, he just grabs the hose, drinks from it on the go, and never slows down. It is great for that use. The one issue we have, which is a miniscule one, is that it is hard, maybe impossible, to dry it put completely in a reasonable amount of time after washing it. We have not yet found a way to drain ALL the water out of it so it can dry before storing it until the next outing. Other than that, it does the intended job perfectly seems reasonably durable (we haven't broken it yet), and was reasonably priced.

I have had two. Both leaked. I applied for replacement under warranty a week ago and nothing.

I bought this a few months ago after my Camelback bladder was damaged. It fits perfectly in my pack and I haven't noticed any leaks or plasticy flavor leaching into my water. Overall a great replacement on case your Camelback bladder breaks.

Perfect, slips into my son’s small backpack he takes when going for a ride. Just as good as the more expensive ones and easy to clean.

It's a reasonable bladder for that price. Used it a couple of times. It does not leak which is good. However, after I clean it to put to storage, the tube takes very long time to get dry.

Ordered this while in New Zealand for hiking, and when I went to first use it, it leaked and then the straw wouldn't even allow liquid to come through. So, being I couldn't really return it as I was traveling, I went ahead and put to the recycles.