🎒 Hydration Pack Backpack with 2L Water Bladder for Outdoor Activities such as Hiking, Running, Cycling, Camping, and Climbing by EMDMAK Review

I love this backpack. It has enough pockets for everything you need while running or hiking. What I can't stand is the bubble smell and the water taste. I washed it with lots of soapy water and even used some bleach; nothing helped. Every time I took it out and drank from it, the water tasted like rubber. No matter how many times I wash it, the taste and smell have not disappeared.

We bought this after seeing my nieces and nephews using theirs. But we didn't use it right away. Today we used it for a hike and it turned out that the connection between the bladder and the tube was broken. Since it's outside the return window, it's a waste of money for us. If we had immediately checked for tightness, we could certainly have returned it. Be sure to check for leaks!

I've ordered a lot of inexpensive (~$20) hydration packs from Revain. Many were returned quickly but this was the winner. The bag itself is larger than some, so it was gifted to my husband. It's a little bigger than what my kids and I prefer, but it fits him perfectly. Finding good bubbles is so hard, but this one is awesome! I LOVE that the entire top opens up so I can get in to give it a good clean and dry. The hose's insulation means the water inside doesn't get hot enough to make the first…

I actually gave it as a gift and the person I gave it to only used it once for 9 miles. like, but they were impressed by how well insulated the pocket you put your bladder in is. They also liked that the hose/pipe that runs outside the bag was also insulated. There is also enough space to transport other things. The person using the bag was carrying bug spray, a cell phone, keys, a raincoat and two other bottles of water. I can't say anything about the durability yet because it was only used…

I am so sad and so sad and disappointed with this bag! When I opened it a few days ago I liked everything about it and I loved how many pocket options it has and how insulated the water hose is as well as the inner pocket which we put the water bag in! the next day and the strap broke like i just put it on my back ready to go :( : ( glad I didn't write my happy review the first day because the next day everything changed! I don't think the quality is good enough which is disappointing because I

On the recommendation of another reviewer I soaked a bag of water in hot soapy water the night before to get rid of the bad taste that other reviewers had. Test. However, after 24 hours of soaking in hot, soapy water, the taste of rubber, plastic, or chemicals was almost gone. I bought three and they all taste the same. I should have checked before we left for our day trip the morning after receiving it, but I didn't. The water was absolutely disgusting which made it undrinkable. Overall, the…

I usually buy more expensive gym equipment so I had low expectations but I'm pleasantly surprised by this little bag! It's big enough to hold some essentials (camera lens, snacks, phone) but small enough to carry around for hours. And the soundproofing is great! We were out in the 107 heat and this pack kept the water cold the entire time. The insulated straw tube was a huge bonus - other packages we have have see-through tubes that delivered a few sips of sun-warmed water every time (phew!)…

Bought this last minute for a 6 day hike. The first problem is that the bag is difficult to fill. Closure "clip" is difficult to slide across the top of the pouch. It is extremely important to roll up the top of the bag after filling. I would like an easier/faster way to fill on the go. Second. The water in the bag gets very hot. Even after chilling the night before. At the first stop it was almost too warm to drink. In the pocket also"sweat". I see where some people have used the cover art for

Update: I went camping yesterday with someone who had this type of reservoir. The same happened to her. The clasp came loose and it spilled into her bag and onto her clothes. I saw a youtube video that suggested using a zip top bladder. I've had three very horrible episodes of this type of closure. As seen in the picture, there are tiny velcro straps that you thread through holes in the top of the lid to hold it in place. Do you know what else he does? He pulls the lid off his bladder. I…