🎒 KUYOU Hydration Pack: Lightweight and Insulated Water Backpack for Camping, Hiking, Running, Riding, Climbing - Includes 2L Water Bladder Review

Enough space for everything. Inner soft water bottle pocket is insulated to keep you cooler for longer. The backpack doesn't really stretch like I expected so things have to be stacked on top of each other instead, but you can fit quite a lot of things in the backpack so overall it's a good buy. I've also used it as hand luggage and it fits under the airplane seats and holds quite a bit too.

the price and the detachable 2 liter bag with lid are plus or minus. The tube is too long from the bag and hook and interferes with walking. When the water level is halfway or less, it will sway and make a strong rumble. during the race. If the bag is thicker or the bag is thicker, I think it can stay stable. You pay for what you get, but you don't do it. to run. Hiking or walking is fine.

If you're used to Orange Mud or Nathan, you probably won't want to switch to this one. But if you're looking for a no-frills backpack that you can use for a while without worrying about it getting damaged on your first Spartan or mud run, this is a great option. For the price it's ok and great not to have to worry. Not the most comfortable backpack, but for less than $20, don't try to buy one for your ultramarathons. Basically just good for hydration.

Brought this bag to Tough Mudder expecting it to be ripped to pieces when I was done. Not only was I wrong, there was no water in the storage compartments like there was with my previous water bag. It was surprisingly roomy too, enough to hold a couple of granola bars and energy gummies. No weird taste from the straw or pouch but I washed it out before using and let the water run through the hose. The only complaint I have is that the water tank itself doesn't dry well.

the price and the detachable 2 liter bag with a lid are plus or minus the tube is too long from the bag and the hook and interferes with running Another problem One thing I've noticed is that it sways and makes a big rumbling noise when the water level is halfway or lower. during the race. If the bag is thicker or the bag is thicker, I think it can stay stable. You pay for what you get, not for running. Hike or walk, it fits well.

If you're used to Orange Mud or Nathan, you probably don't want to switch to this one. But if you're looking for a no-frills backpack that you can use for a while without worrying about it getting damaged on your first Spartan or mud run, this is a great option. For the price it's ok and great not to have to worry. Not the most comfortable backpack, but for less than $20, don't try to buy one for your ultramarathons. Basically just good for hydration.

Brought this bag to Tough Mudder expecting it to be ripped to pieces when I'm done. Not only was I wrong, there was no water in the storage compartments like there was with my previous water bag. It was surprisingly roomy too, enough to hold a couple of granola bars and energy gummies. No weird taste from the straw or pouch but I washed it out before using and let the water run through the hose. The only complaint I have is that the water tank itself doesn't dry well.