🎒 KUYOU Hydration Pack - 2L Hydration Backpack with Lightweight Insulation Water Pack for Running, Hiking, Riding, Camping, Cycling, Climbing - Suitable for Men & Women Review

This bag was perfect for our hikes through the Arches, Grand Canyon and Bryce Canyon. I even filled it with ice and water and it didn't sweat and the water stayed cold. No problem with a leaking bag or straw. It was the perfect pocket size for the snacks I carried with me. I love the adjustable straps. It was a good size of water for our hikes; not too small and not too heavy. Highly recommended!

I needed a music festival approved hydration pack and this fitted the bill. It had enough pockets that security didn't turn me off, it has an insulated water bladder pocket that kept the water cool for a decent amount of time, and it's a pretty color! What's not to love? Totally met my needs and was comfortable to wear, would definitely recommend if you need it for an upcoming festival!

The pack looks cool and I'm really looking forward to using it for my mountain bike ride tomorrow, although I've tried using a real hydration pack and I can't get water out. go through the mouth. I've tried lifting the backpack up due to gravity and then picking up the phone to see if that helps but nothing seems to work. I don't understand the problem at all, and after seeing a baby sucking water perfectly in one of the promotional photos, I suspect the problem is with the actual hydration…

I looked at several hydration packs before deciding on this item. My fiancé and I like to go hiking and he already has a backpack for himself. So I bought this for myself and tried it out on a 5 mile hike at our nearby state park. It turned out great! The interior that houses the reservoir is insulated and kept my reservoir cold for about two hours before warming up from my body heat after wearing it. There were no leaks, the backpack is light, the clip on the chest is comfortable and durable…

This item is AMAZING! I've used it twice so far. I just started running a few months ago and needed a way to carry plenty of water for me and my dog (I live in Florida). Not only does it hold a lot of water, I can squeeze the mouthpiece with my fingers and the water will flow out of the mouthpiece into my dog's collapsible water bowl. I ordered camelbak and am sending it back. Much more expensive and no different than this package. The only downside is that the part that fastens at the front is

I bought this to replace a very old and large Camelback. The Camelbak was good for trail running, but I found it a little heavy and bulky for OCR racing. The backpack is very light and much smaller. I was a bit concerned that it would wobble without the waist strap, especially when climbing obstacles, but that wasn't an issue. I filled my bladder and put it in the fridge the night before. . The water in the bag probably stayed cold for the first few hours of the race, even though the…

I looked at several hydration packs before deciding on this product. My fiancé and I like to go hiking and he already has a backpack for himself. So I bought this for myself and tried it out on a 5 mile hike at our nearby state park. It turned out great! The interior that houses the reservoir is insulated and kept my reservoir cold for about two hours before warming up from my body heat after wearing it. There were no leaks, the backpack is light, the clip on the chest is comfortable and…

That's SUPER! I've used it twice so far. I just started running a few months ago and needed a way to carry plenty of water for me and my dog (I live in Florida). Not only does it hold a lot of water, but I can squeeze the mouthpiece with my fingers and the water will flow out of the mouthpiece into my dog's collapsible water bowl. I ordered camelbak and am sending it back. Much more expensive and no different than this package. The only downside is that the part that fastens at the front is too

I bought this to replace a very old and large camelback. The Camelbak was good for trail running, but I found it a little heavy and bulky for OCR racing. The backpack is very light and much smaller. I was a bit concerned that it would wobble without the waist strap, especially when climbing obstacles, but that wasn't an issue. I filled my bladder and put it in the fridge the night before. . The water in the bag probably stayed cold for the first few hours of the race, even though the…