🎒 Hiking Backpack with 2L TPU Water Bladder: Sports Lightweight Hydration Packs Review

For an entry level hiking pack it does the job well. Space enough for binoculars and a light jacket, plus an extra water bottle. The side pockets aren't big enough for my water bottles, but they can hold small items.

This backpack is absolutely amazing and my boyfriend and I take it everywhere, the only thing is no matter how hard we washed it the water tasted like pool water. Flavor faded over time and now they are great. I would just try soaking them before using to improve the taste of the water.

Have done some 8-10 hour hard hikes in this and it has held up great! Waist and chest straps help with weight distribution, and it was large enough to fit 2 tanks and 2 slim water bottles on the side (the side pockets didn't fit a hydroflask or Nalgen). Some of the reflective material has come off, but nothing serious.

Perfection. Small enough to be super convenient, big enough to carry food and water. We walked around Big Bend Natl in June, water was needed on the trails. It lasted about a gallon and kept us hydrated in the heat. The straw is easy to use even for your hiking partner :-D and the waterproof piece fits my phone and keys perfectly. My hubs buy one of these so we have them both.

I did quite a bit of research to find the perfect lightweight, durable mid-size backpack that I would use for both a water and water pack /or could use a normal backpack without a bladder. It has many compartments, enough space for a book or small folder if I need it for work, phone, snacks and wallet. And the colors are great, I wanted something bright that would draw attention when hiking alone. And the price is great!

I've done some tough 8-10 hour hikes in this and it's held up great! Waist and chest straps help with weight distribution, and it was large enough to fit 2 tanks and 2 slim water bottles on the side (the side pockets didn't fit a hydroflask or Nalgen). Some of the reflective material has come off, but nothing serious.

Perfection. Small enough to be super convenient, big enough to carry food and water. We walked around Big Bend Natl in June, water was needed on the trails. It lasted about a gallon and kept us hydrated in the heat. The straw is easy to use even for your hiking partner :-D and the waterproof piece fits my phone and keys perfectly. My hubs buy one of these so we have them both.

I did a lot of research to find the perfect medium sized, lightweight and durable backpack that I can use for both a water pack and a regular hydration pack. It has many compartments, enough space for a book or small folder if I need it for work, phone, snacks and wallet. And the colors are great, I wanted something bright that would draw attention when hiking alone. And the price is great!