🎒 TRIWONDER Hydration Pack: 5L Hiking Backpack & Water Bag - All-in-One Running Vest, Cycling Marathon Rucksack, Outdoor Hydration Backpack Review

Great hydration pack Received this pack a week ago and have driven it just over 70 miles. No friction or hot spots. The straps fit snugly on the trail and are non-adjustable once put on. I bought one with two 350ml soft water bottles and I really like that they don't overflow or spill. The storage options are handy, and the elastic drawstring pocket on the back is great for stashing your jacket on the go.

First let me say this set is awesome. I'm new to ultramarathon training and have used it in the hot Florida sun. I load the bottles and fill the tank to the brim and the backpack doesn't bounce or feel heavy to slow me down a bit. I was very skeptical because I read many reviews on runners world and other running blogs about what kind of backpack to buy. However, I've decided to spend less money on my first one just in case I really don't like it. I was very pleasantly surprised that this…

OMG! This vest is really great! I'm surprised I found such a good product at such a low price. I compete in mountain biking and have been using a Nathan brand vest for three years, but eventually I needed a new one as the parts were wearing out. Anyway, I like this one better. Front pockets (THREE) are deeper and don't protrude in an odd, sagging way like Nathan's. I love all the reflective elements in this TriWonder and you can easily use another camera in it without having to buy a new one…

I have this to compare with hydration straps and after a few long runs (15+ miles) I prefer the feel of a backpack over a strap. I had no irritation from it, even in a torrential downpour, and was able to fit my 2-liter camelback tank into my backpack (I didn't fill it all the way and used a velcro strap to keep it in place). You will need to readjust the straps at least once during your run as the weight of the pack changes and puts pressure on different points on your shoulders/back. Pros…

I've tried different running bags over the years. I started Camelbak Bladder Systems when I started training for marathons 20 years ago. I liked having a backpack to put gu, money, my phone, snacks, etc. in. However, I hate cleaning my pipes. I never felt like I was actually cleaning things. I then switched to a hydration belt with plastic bottles. Better in many ways, but I have a Note 10 Plus. So if I wanted to carry my phone, I had to remove the case to put it in my main pocket. Also, it was

Absolutely LOVE this set. So far I've used it for biking/hiking over 100 miles with my dog through neighborhoods, parks and woods. The material seems durable with regular to heavy use, however I would recommend using an additional strap to keep your dog tethered for long periods of time. I'm a 5ft 4in female who falls into the fit and fat category so I have a large bust. This was probably the hardest part of this pack, adjusting the straps that held the pack in place but didn't choke me. The…