Review on 🎒 G4Free Tactical Hydration Pack Water Backpack with Upgraded 3L Bladder for Hiking, Running, and Cycling by Roger Diaz

The bag itself feels sturdy. There is enough space in the two zipped compartments for wallet, keys, mobile phone, etc. I even had a complete first aid kit with me in the bottom pocket. Then I went to the 5.11 and bought a bag for my first aid kits that will keep them waterproof in case my bladder starts to "sweat". The MOLLE/PALS mount was basic and seems to be holding up pretty well. The bladder itself seemed good, however the bite valve isolation valve did not close properly and I started sipping on the bladder. I changed the tank from Target to 2.5 liters, it works fine. In general, for $30, it cannot be compared. *UPDATE* I've done some additional bug fixes on the bite valve. It turned out that the water shut-off valve (which is a ball valve) was not big enough for the amount of water going through the pipe. I took a drill, drilled the hole a little and it seemed better. I still have air in the line but as soon as I drill the ball valve hole a little further it should stop. Hope this helps someone else with this problem. *Update* G4Free contacted me about a bladder issue. I was offered to send an upgraded bladder for free. I already have a milspec CamelBak installed in my camera so I got a refund for the defective camera. First class customer service!