BPA Free Baen Sendi Hydration Bladder 2L/70oz - 2 Pack - Blue+ArmyGreen Review

I've said this in many other reviews but I'll say it again. I SWEET A LOT. I wasn't always like this, but as I've lost weight and become more active, my sweat processing units have gone into overdrive. In the past I've always resisted hydration because I've always kept a couple of water bottles on my bike frame, but now 2 liters is much more comfortable on my back. I don't have to struggle with getting the bottle in and out of the cage. I just take the hose and drink, then let gravity do it…

This was an offer for 2 packs of bottles. I didn't use them straight away but when I did I found them quite inconvenient to fill as the fill hole is not at the top but slightly below. This makes it almost impossible to fill it to the 2L mark and unscrew the cap. Speaking of the screw cap, it has a small (1/2 inch) cord that plugs into the top of the fill hole, which causes the cap to always fall on the hole when you try to fill it (or empty/clean it, etc.). ) ). It really needs a longer tether…

I bought these to use at a music festival and also to carry in my hammock/hiking backpack. They worked great but one of them is leaking (could be both, I gave someone else to use the other one and they said it was ok ignored it all day so not sure) at the hose connector and at the outlet water connector, the bladder. I think you could call that a quick split. In any event, it was leaking at a rate I estimate to be around 2.5ml of water per hour based on the degree of saturation of the bottom of