Collapsible Container Outdoors Backpack Freezable Review

I put it on its side to use the spout and it dripped onto the cap even when it was screwed on. I have to keep it upright when not in use.

I like these but they seem to puncture very easily. Not sure if we have a bad batch? If they held up better it would be 5 stars as they are great for camping and easy to store.

I have ordered these containers once and this is the second set I have received and am giving them away and I cannot express how important it is for everyone to have them on hand for emergencies!

Very convenient. Works as described. I actually use it every day at home and so far it's holding up really well. I haven't had a leak for about 3 months now. The 5 gallon cap gets stuck and is sometimes difficult to put on properly.

Let's start with the good. I like that it can be folded for easy storage. I also like that you have two extra water storage bags. BUT the collapsible container cannot be opened completely. I wish the floor was more rigid so when it contains water it doesn't wobble as much when being moved from one place to another. And there seems to be a fine line between a tight spout and a loose spout (if you overtighten it will loosen again).

They are very light and seem to hold their shape well. I have used them to store water in the wild as they fold well in addition to being light weight. Their opening accepts platypus gravity adapters, making them convenient for storing purified water. The spout on the 5 gallon jug is fine, but it would be great if it also came with a screw cap. I have yet to find a screw cap that screws properly into a 5 gallon jug.

Works as advertised; However, test drive the vehicle before you go camping with it. My red tongue strap didn't seem strong enough to put on. I certainly wouldn't trust him to carry the weight of a pitcher of water. See photo for better picture. The plastic nozzle seemed stretched beyond what the manufacturer probably intended. The two collapsible flat pitchers were amazing. I have frozen them and used them in the fridge. 3 days partially frozen. When frozen, they slide easily in the fridge.

We live in a small RV all the time. We used to use hard plastic water jugs when we only camped on the weekends, but now we don't have dedicated space for it. We're in touch most of the time, but we always like to have water containers when we travel, both for drinking and for emergencies. You are perfect. When not in use, I can just dry and store them away. We'll be looking for a milk crate or something similar to carry 5 gallons when full just so it's more stable in the truck and doesn't tip…

Odorless, durable enough, easy to empty and dry, easy to fold for storage between uses. Not much "between uses" for me. I would imagine a lot of people get this for emergencies or when camping. As for me, I live a block or two from a natural mineral spring and I prefer to drink all the water from that spring. The small containers in this kit, about a gallon each, are light enough to carry around for a couple of hours. Blocks and built-in handles make it easy and convenient. And if I want to…