🎒 High Sierra HydraHike Hydration Backpack: Lightweight Running, Cycling, and Hiking Backpack for Men, Women & Kids - Mercury/Redline (8L) Review

Bought two over a year ago and recently bought another one for my sister. The quality is amazing, they are comfortable and have been our pack for day hikes many times. The bubble is not easy to clean, but if you keep it in the cold it will work. The backpack has 4 pockets and I squeezed in snacks, meds, a light jacket, gloves, bathing suit, wallet, phone, etc.

The bag itself is sturdy. Knew the hydration system was exactly as stated in the comments; Garbage. I threw it away right after unpacking it. High Sierra bags have always been built to last, so I knew it wouldn't be a waste of money. The straps always fit comfortably on any of their backpacks I've ever carried. You can also pack the tail out of this bag. Another thing I love about this brand is that the zippers never stick. They close as soft as butter, but still sit securely. The backpack is…

I just ran a spartan obstacle course with this pack (bought it for that reason) and it was perfect. The included 2 liter water bladder was enough for this race (4 miles), there were plenty of pockets for a small towel, inhaler, gloves etc. It was very light and comfortable and withstood impact. The only issue I had was that I had loosened one of the chest straps while climbing over an obstacle. However, it looks like it was designed to come loose this way as it isn't broken or torn, more like a

The bag itself is amazing. It has all the features I wanted: lots of storage space, a hip belt and a comfortable fit. However, the included water tank was terrible; When I first used it it started leaking so I taped the leak up and the next time I used it there was another leak. Also, I unscrewed the fitting that connects the reservoir to the hose and couldn't unscrew it all the way, causing another leak. Also, the bag takes forever to dry, the lid is screwed down (like a Nalgen) which makes it