🎒 Dtown Hydration Backpack with 2L BPA Free Water Bladder - Ideal for Hiking, Cycling, Camping, Biking or Running - Keeps Liquid Cool for up to 4 Hours Review

Bought to use when me and my horse go for endurance and it was AMAZING! I just completed a 50 mile race and he handled the bumps and speed of the horse perfectly and he didn't hurt or pull at all! Even if it's filled with water and human snacks. Didn't even realize I was wearing it. The only complaint is that the part that is supposed to cover the mouthpiece wasn't and never was, so it will leak unless you suck out all the water after closing the valve. But other than that, I highly recommend…

I bought this to replace a minimalist backpack (Mcgregor Diablo) that is no longer made and has survived 1,000 miles of trail running and hiking. I've driven it about 100 miles and I'm optimistic. The zips look sketchy but I don't see any signs of binding or corrosion/greening hence 5 stars for now. The lining of the main compartment has some sort of foil insulation, which can be a problem for a runner's back in the summer, but I can deal with that. I didn't buy it for the camelback feature…

I am very satisfied with the quality. The water bladder works great (although the water still has a slight plastic aftertaste after a few flushes). The fit is perfect but the straps are a little scratchy. It's ok if I'm wearing a long-sleeved shirt, but uncomfortable if I'm wearing something sleeveless. I like the front pocket but wish it was on the sides. It has a small zippered pocket at the waist, but they end up behind me even when the belt is buckled, so they don't offer easy access to the

I love this hydrator! The backpack is smaller than a medium sized backpack but just what I wanted. The backpack is light and holds SO MUCH water. There's also an insulating lining around the water pouch that keeps your water cooler for longer, which is nice. I really like the little straps that connect near the hips, they have these little pockets on each side that clasp making them very handy for storing your most used items. I'm holding my lip balm and money clip on one side and my iPhone X…

Overall I really like this bag. There is plenty of storage space for my personal items, bike repair gear and I especially love the zip buckle waiting pockets for snacks on the go. The water tank is just right for me, although some need more for long walks or excursions. My biggest concern is the velcro straps for attaching the hydration bladder to the bag. The velcro is strong, but the small straps are awkward in size and placement. The big problem is the pipe. There is no valve where the tube…

I have the Dtown Hydration Backpack for hiking, mostly 10-20 minute hikes so I can carry food/water/emergency gear in a smaller, lightweight backpack. I was specifically looking for one with a waist belt that isn't super expensive. So far the package has worked; It comes with a hydration system but I prefer a camelbak bladder instead (more on that later) and despite the different shape it works well (I think they're both 2L). The drinking chamber that comes with the kit has two holes at the top

I am very satisfied with the quality. The water bladder works great (although the water still has a slight plastic aftertaste after a few flushes). The fit is perfect but the straps are a little scratchy. It's ok if I'm wearing a long-sleeved shirt, but uncomfortable if I'm wearing something sleeveless. I like the front pocket but wish it was on the sides. It has a small zippered pocket at the waist, but they end up behind me even when the belt is buckled, so they don't offer easy access to the

I love this moisturizer! The backpack is smaller than a medium sized backpack but just what I wanted. The backpack is light and holds SO MUCH water. There's also an insulating lining around the water pouch that keeps your water cooler for longer, which is nice. I really like the little straps that connect near the hips, they have these little pockets on each side that clasp making them very handy for storing your most used items. I'm holding my lip balm and money clip on one side and my iPhone…

In general, I like the bag very much. There is plenty of storage space for my personal items, bike repair gear and I especially love the zip buckle waiting pockets for snacks on the go. The water tank is just right for me, although some need more for long walks or excursions. My biggest concern is the velcro straps for attaching the hydration bladder to the bag. The velcro is strong, but the small straps are awkward in size and placement. The big problem is the pipe. There is no valve where the

I bought a Dtown Hydration Backpack for hiking, mostly 10-20 minute hikes so I can carry food/water/emergency gear in a smaller lightweight backpack. I was specifically looking for one with a waist belt that isn't super expensive. So far the package has worked; It comes with a hydration system but I prefer a camelbak bladder instead (more on that later) and despite the different shape it works well (I think they're both 2L). The drinking chamber that comes with the kit has two holes at the top…