💧 Stay Hydrated on the Go with Outdoor Products Ripcord Hydration Pack Review

So I bought this pack just before I embarked on a 5 week hike in Europe. Has multiple pockets and can be easily expanded to fit larger items in the main pocket. The water pouch holds a pretty decent amount of water and is able to keep the water pretty cool for a long time. Eventually the bottom of the water bag started leaking but that was only because the hose was loose, easy to fix. The only downside is that the water tastes like rubber hose at times, but I think that could be an issue with…

This backpack offers space for many small and also some medium-sized items. I quickly ran to the grocery store and was able to put a couple of products inside, leaving free space. I don't like the position of the bubble. I have an old camelbak where the bladder is visible from the outside. It is easier to fill and empty for drying than this one. I bought this one because my camelbak didn't have storage space (very old model). Rip cord is comfortable. Bladder leakage is not as easy as it is with

I originally bought this bag because I didn't like the look of my dad's bike bag (I know a bag is a bag, at least it serves its purpose). but I got this one mainly because it went so well with my Bacardi cycling jersey! I was thrilled when I received it. Pros: • Lightweight and compact • Sits comfortably on my back • Great for carrying my Nintendo Switch, essentials and snacks • Hydration bladder just the right size for me • I love that this bag doesn't move! Some pockets also move with buckles

I needed a compact hydration pack for adventure racing where I need enough space to stow essential gear, food and gear, yet still be lightweight and comfortable. A colleague has Camelbak Mule and when I saw it I realized it's just what I need. Until I saw the price tag. My first impressions of Ripcord are very positive. It has plenty of storage space, one large pocket for the full length of the pack and two smaller pockets on the top and bottom big enough for things like a wallet, phone, bike…

This backpack offers space for many small and some medium-sized items. I quickly ran to the grocery store and was able to put a couple of products inside, leaving free space. I don't like the position of the bubble. I have an old camelbak where the bladder is visible from the outside. It is easier to fill and empty for drying than this one. I bought this one because my camelbak didn't have storage space (very old model). Rip cord is comfortable. Bladder leakage is not as easy as it is with my…

At first I got this bag because I didn't like the look of my dad's bike bag (I know a bag is a bag, at least it does my job) but mostly I got this one because it went so well with my Bacardi cycling jersey! I was thrilled when I received it. Pros: • Lightweight and compact • Sits comfortably on my back • Great for carrying my Nintendo Switch, essentials and snacks • Hydration bladder just the right size for me • I love that this bag doesn't move! Some pockets also move with buckles but this one

I needed a compact hydration pack for adventure racing where I need enough space to store essential gear, food and gear, but still be lightweight and comfortable. A colleague has Camelbak Mule and when I saw it I realized it's just what I need. Until I saw the price tag. My first impressions of Ripcord are very positive. It has plenty of storage space, one large pocket that fits the full length of the pack and two smaller pockets on the top and bottom big enough for things like a wallet…