Sakeen Tactical Hydration Backpack Military Sports & Fitness for Running Review

This bag looks good and has room for other items. The water bladder is fixed in the pocket. The only problem is that you have to zip the tube from the camel's back, there is no special hole (opening) to pull it out so you can zip it up. Guess I have to make one. Except for this big bag.

This camouflage backpack is ideal for hiking or cycling. I used it for cycling and used about half a gallon of cold water. The backpack kept the coolness of the water for a long time. The backpack is comfortable and has many compartments for all everyday items that you can take with you on multiple activities. The only part I would fix is the drinking tip, the water won't come out unless you almost bite into it.

When I received it I immediately noticed a tear in the top seam, I would like to replace it but I needed it for a trip to Disneyland the next day and didn't have a spare bag with me to hand after hydration so I had to "grit my teeth" so to speak and accept it. Also, the "Marpat" design is a lighter and faded version of the real Marpat wood I wore in the Marines than I thought it would. (Does not match). The last photo shows a comparison of the actual Marpat-i bags released versus the Marpat…

I pulled the strap and it came off with difficulty pressing the Velcro. Whoever makes this bag must make their own climbing rope.

The mouthpiece and reservoir are very different from the picture. It's like a real goodwill promotional image. i just want my money back

This bag looks good and has space for other things. The water bladder is fixed in the pocket. The only problem is that you have to zip the tube from the camel's back, there is no special hole (opening) to pull it out so you can zip it up. Guess I have to make one. Except for this big bag.