Fox Outdoor Products Hydration Backpack Review

I don't like the hydration system or the ones on my camel tanks but it's not nearly as expensive. Each time I had to stop drinking. Maybe I missed something. Backpack pockets are very practical and the hydration bladder holds 3 liters of water. It served its purpose and I used it on a 4 day bike trip with no major issues. For the price you can work with it. If you're picky, buy something more expensive.

This is my biased rating. This is biased because I actually paid full price for this item. I didn't get it for free or at a reduced price. I have skins in game. The backpack is worth every penny I paid. Well made, good zippers, enough storage space, comfortable and durable. Something to note (which is not clear from the description): this bag actually has 3 storage compartments: one for a water bladder, another that fits comfortably in another bladder, and a smaller one that is clearly visible…

No payment or discount was given to write this review. Just wanted to leave a review because this item is great when you buy it on sale. Powerful zippers, roomy main compartment, Molle so I can pretend I'll ever use it. although I know I only took this for fishing and cycling) * has an extra hole at the bottom which I assume is for a bladder tube if you want it to come out under your arm instead of over yours Shoulder. The slim profile meets the requirements that make the giant backpack a bit…

This is a great wet pack. It's durable and sized to carry lots of water and day hike gear. People complain about the water bladder but I just took it off and put in a good quality 3 liter bladder. It was a little tight but it fit. The expandable main compartment helped - it took me a few minutes to find the zip for the expandability feature. For my first use I needed some supplements. First aid kit, safety vest, provisions (4 cliff bars), maps, compass, sunglasses and a few other small items…

At first I thought the item I ordered was just a bag. It was a bag and a bubble. The bag is well made, comfortable and easy to carry. The line is always straight and holds. The bag stretches well (slightly) so a day's supply of supplies and groceries fit in easily. The anterior diameter color is uniform. The bladder fills easily and I like that it is separate from the body of the pack. It is easily accessible and the parts can be easily disassembled for cleaning. The top opening is large enough

I ordered this backpack in place of my heavier Camelbak Miltac MULE when I go mountain biking or when I need to carry something big/big (like flannel or sweatshirt). ) in your pocket for longer hikes. It works great and is quickly gaining popularity over the more expensive Camelbak. The backpack's hydration pocket is perfect for my Camelbak 3L Antidote Long Reservoir (I prefer it to the hydration bladder that came with this backpack, although it wasn't bad quality by any means). The tactical…

I preferred this camelback backpack because of the price (I felt cheap). I read various reviews about it and felt like it would work for me. I use it as an emergency pack in my car in case a situation like shtf comes up. After reading the reviews I knew enough to prepare a hydration pack before using it to get rid of the bad plastic taste. So I flooded it with chlorinated water for a week, cleaned and rinsed several times. I then topped it up with tap water and added a scoop of instant coffee…

Used this pack for hydration on a solo longboard trip in Texas. I was looking for a lightweight backpack with a reasonably sized water tank. I initially had my eye on Camelbak, but after spending a million hours comparing it to other hydration packs, I finally settled on this one. I usually scour the internet for EVERY review that shows the pros and cons before buying anything my life pretty much depends on, luckily Revain provided me with many reviews to admire. There was ample storage space…