Waterdrop Gravity Water Bag: Portable Foldable Bag for Backpacking, Camping & Emergency - 1.5 Gal, Compatible with Water Filter Straw Review

This bag is built for heavy use and high capacity. Heavier and more durable than MSR DromLite. I like the large opening at the top for quick filling - I use it to collect water from a stream/lake and then filter it into a water bladder/Nalgen bottle on the go. It will also work very well as a clean water reservoir for the base camp. I love that it has a QD connector at the bottom which allows it to be used flexibly as a target or water source.

Cons: - Comes with my Sawyer Squeeze, I had to use a zip tie to connect it to the hose that comes with this bag. It will speak on its own, but is loose enough to slowly leak out. - When you filter water for 5 people and make water, you need to fill it many times. You may want to consider a larger bag if you are not topping up with water or are camping near a water source. Pros: - Didn't break during my 5 day hike through the countryside. - Large opening makes it easy to fill water at the…

I am very happy with the quality of the material and the solid construction of this water bag. Haven't used it yet as I bought it to put on my pantry shelf with other essentials. I bought some water straws and drip filters to attach to this bag. Raw water enters a bag with a filter attached to the bottom, flows through the filter and clean water is collected in a container at the other end. I liked the size of this bag because a family of four goes through a lot of water. I don't usually…

I took this on a trip to the seaside and was very pleased. It is compact, relatively light and holds a lot of water. My complaint, which probably can't be circumvented with a quick connect, is that you get leaks if dirt gets in. I was filtering part of the water in the creek and without my knowledge I got caught in the mechanism by very small pebbles, so I couldn't seal the quick connector completely and worse, the water was dripping from the bottom when I was trying to carry the spare water to

I bought this for a beginner scouting tour I was teaching. This is a heavy duty bag that comes with a carry strap and tube. It was a pleasant surprise. The tube fits my Sawyer mini perfectly. The carry strap worked well for junior scouts who would otherwise have trouble carrying a full hydration bladder. The scouts easily filled this bubble at the nearest lake and made their way back to camp. We've also used it in shallow water, but they didn't do a good job of avoiding sediment clogging the…

. It is amazing and easy to have water in storage. Easy to fill, close and hang up. I connected the drain hose to the bag in storage. The Sawyer Mini Filter simply attaches to the end of the hose. When you're done filtering, lift the filter off the bag as the hose clamp didn't stop the water flow. Filter and hose moved to sleeping bag to keep warm at night. About 3/4 gallon of water is actually frozen in the bag, not solid but about 75% frozen. The bag was not damaged. I dumped the ice cream…

Good value for money so far. I only tested it at the sink. Cons: When filling up to the 1.5g mark, the lid didn't close. I sealed it with "1.25g" and an extra roll or two. Gauges are inaccurate. I poured 1 gallon into the bag and he filled it about an inch above the "1g" line. The pinch valve lets a small amount of water through. This is probably because the tubing is a bit stiffer than what the clamp is designed for. The hose is a bit stiff. Stiffer than, for example, the Platypus tube. PRO…

It works great. I think it's a bit big for long distances, but in April I packed it into a base camp out in the dunes by Lake Michigan. I didn't want to keep walking up and down the dunes to fetch water. You are cruel. And the wide opening made it a quick fill in Lake Michigan as I had to wade into very cold water to avoid the sandbag. For Solo I could fill it up once or twice a day and have enough water for cooking and drinking and hygiene/utensils. It's a really strong flexible material and…