KBNI Hydration Backpack: Lightweight Water Pack with 2L Bladder, LED Safety Light – Ideal for Outdoor Activities Review

I like it a lot. It has great little pockets for a few small items like lip balm, batteries, headphones and a few other things. Matching this I got an insulated bag for my camel bag so I can carry it all day if needed and still have cold water. I like the mouthpiece in this one

I've used it for several hikes, I can put fruit, a windbreaker, an extra bottle of water in the main compartment or the lid's power supply. I like the hip pockets which allow me to stash my phone, wallet and some small items like a bunch of keys and a mask case. I would take it with me on every hike.

This backpack has heavy-duty stitching with moisture-wicking mesh and padding. Comfortable, adjustable shoulder straps with a thick nylon chest strap that prevents the bag from rocking when cycling or scootering. Wide hip belt with zipped pockets with large buckle closure. These pockets give me quick access to stuff like headphones, cash, keys, chewing gum or mints, or small pepper spray bottles. Clothing or gear that shouldn't fit in a backpack. A 2 liter bottle and bite valve are standard and

Advantages: The backpack is light and offers a lot of storage space - ideal for every adventure. Holds two liters of water, which is enough for long tours. fit. Some reflective surfaces for nighttime visibility. (see image) Cons: The flashlight that comes with it is mostly electronic junk and doesn't come with the specific battery it needs. As a cyclist this pack fits over my high visibility vest and actually reduces my visibility at night. The hydration pack is only separated from the user by…

This is a really good hydration pack with lots of great features. • 2 liter water bladder easily slides into a mesh pocket on the back. Two Velcro straps hold the tank securely in place. The bag closes with Velcro. • The water from the hydration bladder was really clean the first time it was used. It never had a plastic or chemical taste • The water hose can be threaded through any shoulder strap. I particularly like that his backpack has a strap higher on the shoulder that holds the snorkel…