🚴 Stay Hydrated on the Go: U`Be Hydration Backpack Pack with 2l Water Bladder - Ideal Camelback for Kids, Men, and Women for Running, Hiking, and Cycling Review

Great product for the price! Holds my runs very well and fits well. Used it for both festivals and camping and had great experiences with both. I bought this as a last minute hydration pack and use it more often than my other bags I paid more for!

One of the best water bags I've ever bought. I took it to the Shaky Knees this year and it was light weight, easy to fill, never leaked, two storage pouches were all I needed and loved that the mouthpiece had a cap! Also, surprisingly, the water stayed cold longer than expected! I highly recommend this item!

I've taken it on many hikes and trail runs. I was nervous that he would fall anywhere since he doesn't have a waist belt, but he managed. I've had it for a year now and haven't had any issues with mold, mesh breaks etc. The zippers have come undone on the bottom a couple of times when I've overstuffed it. I wouldn't take it on a full day hike as it doesn't hold enough food, but fits a couple of granola bars, keys and a phone.

I have a camelback mule. I like it, but there are times when I don't want/need that much storage/memory. So I tried this one. The bite valve doesn't work smoothly like a camelback. Yes, it's very easy! To the point that it doesn't carry well on a mountain bike in a hunched over position. I'm 6ft 3" and it might fit someone under 5ft 8". My biggest complaint is with the valve. I tried my best to make the water flow like a camel's back. I tried this to save money but I just don't care. Today I…

I always carry a bottle of water with me on the rare occasions I go hiking. So I chose this small backpack which is easy to carry and hands free. On the first one I got I couldn't connect the hose to the water bag and heard a clicking sound. I returned for exchange. Second, I managed to connect the hose properly, but also with a lot of effort (and my strength is above average). I also had to watch some videos explaining how to fill and use the pouch properly. Haven't hiked yet or used the bag…

Incredible value, I would expect something like this for over $30 these days. The water bladder works great and is easy to fill with ice and water. I bought it for my 11 year old son for the cross country mountain bike races he was competing in. He is about 4'10 78# and this suits him perfectly. The only thing I will add is some sort of magnet on the hose and another magnet on the shoulder strap to keep it from dangling and very easy to use with one hand. It has an elastic loop to stow the end…

Just want to say it's definitely worth buying! It is not only affordable but also durable. I bought this from Big Bear for snowboarding and it saved my life. I really like the mouthpiece and how it has to be pulled out a bit to get water. You don't just remove the cover. I feel like it prevents leakage. Coming down from the lift, I slipped and fell onto my back with all my might, and the bag survived. I weigh 245 pounds and trust me that's a lot of power for this bag. I gave it 4 stars because…

Lightweight, compact and versatile. I had to replace mine once as the zipper sometimes snags on the surrounding fabric causing fraying, be careful with zippers. The pockets will also deteriorate, but the outer lining will keep you from losing things. These are my only complaints, but I've actively used mine. They are great for day hikes to bring water for you and your human and/or furry partner. I've used them for road races and bike marathons. You don't have to use a water bladder, so it's…

I bought it a few months ago but I only had a chance to use it last weekend. This works very well. I'll trim the tube a bit at the end as it hangs too low when cycling, but other than that it's really good. The only change I would make would be a built in handle to hold the bladder open while filling, but it is on the wrong side (top of the bladder) so the bladder will still tilt down when you keep them there in much trouble. I would place the handle down so the bladder falls underneath when…

Lightweight, compact and versatile. Blitz. Pockets will also deteriorate, but the outer lining will keep you from stuffing lose. These are my only complaints but I've used mine actively. They're great for day hikes to bring water for you and your human and/or furry partner. I've used them for road races and bike marathons. You don't need a water bladder use, so it is very versatile.Several separate pockets make it easy to organize.There is a strap on the chest so that not only does the hose…

I bought this a few months ago but only got a chance to use it last weekend. This works very well. I'll trim the tube a bit at the end as it hangs too low when cycling, but other than that it's really good. The only change I would make would be a built in handle to hold the bladder open while filling, but it is on the wrong side (top of the bladder) so the bladder will still tilt down when you keep them there in much trouble. I would place the handle down so the bladder falls underneath when…