🎒 Convenient & Durable 5L AMACASE Collapsible Water Container Bag - Ideal for Backpacking and Camping [3 Packs] Review

Great bin in many ways. Good size, does not flow, costs separately. The only issue I had was that the grip was small, only fitting 3 fingers in it, and had awkward edges. I have a hard time recommending it for hiking due to grip issues, and it's not very backpack-friendly, but it's great for car camping or activities that don't require a lot.

These bags get 4 stars because of the low price and the generally good quality. I used to have a Nalgene bag/bottle and it has lasted for many years and has been so good for me and my wife. These bags don't last nearly as long. One already has a small hole in it (fell off the bike, so forgive me) and the plastic isn't as durable as we'd like. Even though I can't win. if someone doesn't know the best bag?!

I volunteer at local dog rescues and live somewhere where temperatures easily reach over 100 degrees so having plenty of water at adoption events is extremely important. We often end up in uncomfortable places like drinking fountains and sinks to fill our jugs. This is often problematic as tipping the jugs under the tap usually means that we cannot fill them. This was the perfect solution as they can be bent, they can be manipulated and they hold enough water. We will definitely buy more!

Just returned from a 4 day Canyonlands Maze hike. Those who have been there know that finding water is unpredictable. It is therefore safest to pack things yourself. Water loss is a potentially life-threatening ordeal when you're deep in a maze. Two of us packed 7 gallons of water divided into 5 bags. They are very light and reliable. No breaks. No spills. They are a bit uncomfortable to pack in a backpack due to their irregular shape. But the packaging around them works well.

It was a long journey through areas where there was no drinking water, but we didn't have much space. We needed jugs for this part of the trip. We've tried collapsible containers made from the plastic that (maybe) milk jugs are made of, but they always leaked after being folded a few times, and they were never that small when empty. They have survived at least a few uses without leaking and seemed much less prone to leaking due to the construction. They also stand upright when filled, the lid…

Bought these for camping and they fit perfectly. I've used one next to the stovetop to store cooking water and another in the fridge for almond milk (cardboard boxes get a little soggy after a few days in ice water). Both worked very well and weren't too heavy to lift comfortably when full. The only downside I have is that the lids have a one-time lock. You can cut off the locking ring and use the cap like a regular cap, but you will need either a sharp knife or strong scissors to do this - I…