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

For your information. I've had this hydration pack for less than six months. I bought it because it was affordable, almost worried I might get what I paid for. but so far no breaks, no breaks in the material. This is a great backpack; A hydrating combination for day trips, walks in the park, or a handy way to carry your summer essentials. If you are an outdoor enthusiast I would definitely recommend it.

Great bottle/bag for cycling. Adjustable shoulder straps for any desired configuration. The bubble is huge, there is enough water for long rides in hot summer. The hose works very well with the cap and switch conveniently located next to the nipple. The tube detaches from the base of the reservoir for easy cleaning/emptying. And here there is a small problem. There is a very small white/clear o-ring around the bottom of the hose where it connects to the bladder. Obviously the ring is not small…

Cons: Bubble is terrible. Hose diameter is a sad joke. I took a small sip to wet my lips and then almost hernia trying to pull out more. yes it's over The truth is, when I removed the mouthpiece and opened the valve, I let the hose hang and it literally dripped out at a rate of about 3 counts of 1 Mississippi, 2 Mississippi, 3 Mississippi. When pressing the bubble, the ratio of the number of drops was 1:1. If you're planning on using this enemy for drinking purposes, I hope you have the…

I have a lot of gear, including a lot of real military gear. G4free is my go-to for quality bags at a reasonable price. I've seen bad reviews and they were either written about outdated versions or by people who just don't understand what they're talking about. I have used several bags of various designs from this company, all heavily and roughly. EVERYONE HOLDS BETTER THAN OTHERS! When I say "deployed heavily" I mean exactly that: field survival expeditions, simulated field combat drills, and…

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…

** In my experience, when the straw is first connected to the hydration bladder, it only closes after it audibly clicks into place. This will prevent water from getting on your back and pants. ** CONS: I'll start with the only negative. The only insulated part of this system is the straw, so the chamber loses temperature fairly quickly in the Texas heat. To solve this problem I bought a 3 liter water bladder isolator. BENEFITS: The backpack fits well and stays secure even at full speed. I'm a…

Cons: Terrible bladder. Hose diameter is a sad joke. I took a small sip to wet my lips and then almost hernia trying to pull out more. yes it's over The truth is, when I removed the mouthpiece and opened the valve, I let the hose hang and it literally dripped out at a rate of about 3 counts of 1 Mississippi, 2 Mississippi, 3 Mississippi. When pressing the bubble, the ratio of the number of drops was 1:1. If you're planning on using this enemy for drinking purposes, I hope you have the patience…

I have a lot of equipment, including a lot of real military equipment. G4free is my go-to for quality bags at a reasonable price. I've seen bad reviews and they were either written about outdated versions or by people who just don't understand what they're talking about. I have used several bags of various designs from this company, all heavily and roughly. EVERYONE HOLDS BETTER THAN OTHERS! When I say "deployed heavily" I mean exactly that: field survival expeditions, simulated field combat…

The bag itself looks solid. 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…