Review on Ultimate Fuel Hydration: Unleash Your Adventure with Condor Fuel Hydration Carrier by Tyler Dorsey

I bought several of these bags to serve as saw bags (bags that a sawmill uses when felling chainsaws to carry water, tools, wedges, lunch, portable transport radio etc.). First, the waist belt is bullshit. Honestly, for a backpack of this size, this isn't necessary. Second, I had my doubts about the quality of the hydrator when I first researched this product; Out of about a dozen of these I've bought, about 4 bladders have failed for various reasons. This isn't as much of a problem as I expected, and the conditions we're using them in probably don't match their intended purpose. We simply adapted by fitting our own aftermarket tanks (I won't name names but it rhymes with Scamel Blak). In terms of size and overall construction, our sawers loved these backpacks. Not too bulky, but with enough space to store everything you need (including a rain cover if needed). The material and zippers have survived days of cutting and being tossed in and out of trucks along with other gear and gear. The cost was a huge bonus, accounting for about half to a third of the cost of the Signature Brand mentioned above. I recommend this product for a variety of uses, but be aware you may need to purchase a different bladder insert.