🎒 2L Hydration Backpack with Water Bladder for Running, Hiking, Cycling, and Camping - Lightweight Pack for Men & Women Review

It's small and light, just what I wanted. I don't think it will take long for the material to tear as it feels quite flimsy, but that's what you get for being lightweight and cheap. What worries me is how it's designed. The plastic strap adjuster and strap are designed to chafe your hands terribly. It rests on my chest and my hand rubs against it, making the hike very uncomfortable. I wouldn't take this for longer than a shorter day hike as it rubs my hands and my husband will likely wear it…

I just got back from a trip to Glacier Park in Montana. So I bought a hydration pack. Every day we walked an average of 10 to 12 miles in the mountains and it was quite warm. On the advice of my manager I bought a hydration bladder and boy am I very happy with it! 1) Very convenient! Most backpacks somehow cut into the shoulders. Just not this one! Even with the added weight of water and clothing, he stayed comfortable the entire 6 hours we were out! 2) Space: Lots of space! The bag had…

I used this pack for about 30 miles on a hike as I'm training for an 85 mile hike this fall. I am very happy with this package. The drinking chamber isn't insulated, but the compartment it's in works very well. In the August heat, the water stayed cool for several hours. While the pockets get a little tight when the 2L hydration bladder is full, there are plenty of pockets. I have a raincoat, a bivouac sack and a water filtration system in a large bag. I also have a headlamp, a backpack bag…

I first took this on April 28, 2018 for an 11 mile loop hike through the Superstition Mountains in Arizona. When we finished the hike it was about 85 degrees. Here's the first impression, the back has a comfortable fit, I haven't readjusted after tightening the straps. There are plenty of pockets, 1 hydration pocket, 2nd main compartment for food and snacks, plus 2 front pockets and 2 smaller pockets that wrap around the waist. With a full bladder I struggled to fit in the large compartment, I…