Unigear Hydration Pack Backpack: 70 oz 2L Water Bladder for Active Outdoor Activities Review

I am very disappointed with the product (can) and also with the seller. The bubble burst the third time I used it. I really like the backpack itself. I have contacted the seller via email but have not received a reply. It's been two weeks. Didn't want to return the whole thing but now I have to return the hydration bladder and backpack. I do not recommend buying this product.

I've never had a hydrator before that made hiking or field work during the hot months very difficult. This back is just what I needed. It's smaller than I expected, but it will play into my hands after I fill the bladder with water. It is very light and easy to carry. I can't say anything about durability as I've only had it for about a month, but it looks really high quality. The stitching is superb and the zippers are definitely quality. Super happy with it!

Reservoir does not close well. I followed the directions for the tea but when it was full I tightened it and water was still leaking all over the place. It took about 10 minutes to fix it so that there is no water leakage. The mouthpiece was even worse. We were on a 10 mile extreme hike and I had to suck on the mouthpiece so hard to get tiny droplets of water. It took more energy and breath than it was worth. I had high hopes for this product based on the reviews, but was very disappointed…

Just bought this pack to use for long runs when training for a marathon. It holds 2L of water which is great as I need to drink a little more when running. I had to make a cut on the mouthpiece, which I believe should ensure that nothing gets into the pipe during transport. But it fits my phone, test kit, snacks and a full 2L hydration pack. It's great and really makes me feel good running. It has extra small straps and clips to keep the headphones and mouthpiece in place while you move. Good…

I ordered this because I didn't want to spend a fortune on a hydration pack. I compared it to similar bags and decided to give this one a try because it felt comfortable, thin and durable. It worked great on my long runs! I've used this for anything over 5 miles on hot and humid days. I recently drove 9 miles and still had some water in the tank. I was concerned the shoulders would dig or scrape my bare shoulders, but they were very comfortable. The front pocket offers enough space for a phone,

I served in the military for 15 years so I've used quite a few bladder hydration pouches in my time. That's the worst. Good things first: The backpack feels reasonably durable and cheap. The corner they cut off is interesting because it's bad here: put water in the mouth opening. It is difficult to fill because the screw in the cap is very thin. You'll need to line it up correctly while juggling this flexible bladder, and you'll likely spill a fair amount of water while performing this…

I run/walk at least 5 days a week for an hour if not more. This hydration pack makes it easy for you because you don't have to carry a water bottle or go back to the car every 5 minutes to drink. I get headaches when I'm not drinking because I'm just losing so much water through sweating and that to me is a sign of dehydration. I need at least 2 bottles of water to stay hydrated and this hydration pack holds three which I take comfortably enough. The advice I would give to those who may have…