🎒 Discover the Ultimate Women's Daystar 16 Hiking Hydration Pack - 85 oz: A Must-Have for Outdoor Enthusiasts Review

Good: The nylon material feels durable. The side pockets are lined with breathable mesh. great for moisturizing. The lid is easy to open and has a drawstring so it can't get lost. Adjustable shoulder straps. Like the color. Bad: I don't like cleaning the tank. / Silver Pine. I like this backpack because it is designed for women. I'm not tall and find most of these backpacks bulky for me. I love the fit of this backpack. It's spacious yet comfortable. I like that it has a lifetime guarantee…

This is a smart and durable hydration pack that's perfect for a variety of activities. The back of the backpack and the shoulder straps are padded for a comfortable fit. There is a deep front component with an internal mesh pocket that can fit keys or other small items. The large compartment is big enough to hold something like a small laptop as well as a light jacket. The chamber has a large opening that makes it easy to clean or fill with ice cubes. The hose has a switch that allows you to…

This backpack is great for long hikes and long days outdoors. There is more than enough room in the bladder to run a few miles in the summer heat. There are plenty of pockets for extra items and the backpack itself feels thin and light but well built. When I first put it on it didn't sit flat on my back and it was a little uncomfortable sitting awkwardly on my lower back. I was concerned that the backpack just wouldn't fit me but I put it on anyway and by the third use the stiffer back panel…

I love this bag. Although the bag is small, its shape, organization and zipper are perfect for maximizing the space available, allowing me to fit more stuff and access the contents without having to unpack everything. The side pockets will actually fit a larger/taller water bottle (although they will indent slightly into the main compartment and reduce the capacity of the main pocket). Comfortable hydration bladder, easy to fill and hold even when wet. It doesn't have a quick release buckle so…

I'm not a big hiker but my family and I enjoy walking our local nature trails and carrying a water bottle is a pain so I was excited to try this The backpack comes with a hydration bladder. Again, I can't comment on how it holds up to tough multi-day hikes, but it's great for 1-3 hour walks/hikes. The bladder contains a sufficient amount of water, both for a light walk and a more strenuous one. It's well made from durable silicone and has a very wide opening for easy filling and cleaning - you…

My husband and sons have been riding CamelBaks for years and swear by them. I don't ride a bike, but I do enjoy walking 3-6 miles a day or running around the neighborhood. My hydration system consisted of throwing 4 water bottles in a tote bag. Saw the latest CamelBak hiking opportunities and couldn't resist. Needing more water than normal storage (temperatures can get very hot here) and wanting to go light, I ordered CamelBak Women's Daystar 16 Hiking Hydration Pack - Burnt Olive/Silver Pine -

I've been a camelback user for a long time - anyone remember ice freeze cylinders that fit in the small openings on tanks? -- and I had several general and specific types of backpacks. This one is more of a "generic" type as it looks more like a typical backpack with a main compartment for gear and side pockets for a small water bottle (maybe a sports drink?), sunscreen, umbrella, small tripod etc. It also has a small front compartment with Zippered closure and a key loop and a couple of mesh…