🎒 MARCHWAY Tactical Molle Hydration Pack Backpack - Military Daypack with 3L TPU Water Bladder, Ideal for Cycling, Hiking, Running, Climbing, Hunting, Biking Review

By posting this review women know that a chest strap sits squarely on your chest. Obviously it was designed by men and no testing has been done on women, otherwise you could wear the chest strap lower on your chest. We tried various adjustments but unfortunately there is no way to move the chest strap further up as the designer couldn't make the panel long enough for this, although there is plenty of room on the shoulder straps. Recommend the manufacturer to adapt the current design for women…

Bought for my husband for Father's Day who works outdoors. The best part is that it holds 3 liters of water while still remaining compact. I bought this to replace his previous camel backpack which only held 2L. It's very important to keep it hydrated in the Texas summer, and I found it ran out of water in the middle of the day. This helped him get through without having to return to his truck to refuel. It includes all accessories for easy access, is lightweight and durable. Good quality…

The biggest advantage of this moisturizer is the Molle system. I was originally looking for the vintage Camelbak Ambush this bag is based on until I found this bag. Pretty much the same design and older version with padded straps and molle straps in the top compartment. The Molle system is probably the least-used part of this pouch, but when used properly allows for quick access rather than digging. in your pocket. I don't mind all the attachments because I'm not using this bag to be light, I'm

I bought this for a different reason than most people. I work on a farm and harvest vegetables, so I'm thirsty. I was tired of having to leave my station for a drink and I was always running out of water so I figured this bag would be a good solution. I am definitely very happy that I made this purchase! I'm going to fill it about half full with ice and half full with water. The water stays quite cool longer than I expected, especially since my bag is black and I'm in direct sunlight for up to…

I give 5 stars because it works great and is very comfortable. It conforms snugly to the back for maximum mobility and is lightweight with plenty of storage for its size. It also has loops to which you can attach all kinds of gear. - The only thing to note is that you need to wash it well before use. It has just been produced so you will need to remove any debris from inside the reservoir and straw. I did this by gently rubbing the inside of the soapy sponge, then putting some dish soap in my…

I have read the reviews, especially the one-star reviews. It amazes me that adults don't remember to wash the clothes they wear, the glasses and plates they eat and drink from. The biggest complaint was the taste of the chemical component due to the devices not being cleaned properly before use. I just used a pinch of morning dish soap and warm water, I rinsed for 1 minute, then connected the hose and drained the water through the hose. I closed the valve at the end to test it and flushed with…

This hydration pack is life-changing. Honestly. Don't take the Camelback bs if you're serious about hiking with this backpack or doing anything outdoors. The Molle webbings are strong and durable and can easily accommodate extra weighted pouches. An insulated snorkel with a shut-off valve is great for hiking, because when you need to morph your body into weird angles, there's nothing worse than getting wet from a leaking mouthpiece. Separate compartments are great. I have never had a hydrator…

Good packaging for the money. I got it for longer runs and training hikes in the hot summer months. I'm getting older, and while previously I could walk or jog 12 miles in wet summer weather without ingesting water or losing 5 pounds of water weight, I found that last summer I came back with nausea and dizziness. Consumption of 2 liters of water. Eventually I realized that I had developed a bad habit that I can't deal with anymore since I'm an old man. Also, my right knee is showing some signs…