🎒 Vibrelli Hydration Pack & 2L Water Bladder - High Flow Bite Valve - Lightweight Hydration Backpack with Storage - Ideal for Running, Cycling, Hiking, Skiing, Snow Activities - Suitable for Men, Women, & Kids Review

So light it's crazy. I love this little package. Washed it with some dish soap and had no problem with the plastic taste. It offers more than enough space for the things I take with me on a small day hike. A great, cheaper alternative to camel breast. Haven't really been able to test it but it's looking great so far, we'll see how it fares when I travel to CO this summer. I will report after the trip.

I use this item like hell and it's still like new. The zips and ports still work great and the hydration tube is non-drip and perfect. Space for 27.5 spare hose, tool kit, CO2 pump, granola bar, small first aid kit, spare sunglasses and 2 liters of water. I stuff it pretty full. Tip 1: You have to bite the mouthpiece to suck in water. Tip 2: Water always tastes like plastic, even if you rinse it out. After topping up, add a few drops of lemon juice.

This is a fantastic hydration bladder! I hike several times a week and still carry a large, uncomfortable water bottle with me. It holds 2 liters of water, which I also pour into TWO bowls of ice cubes to chill my core. In the back I have room for a couple of wallets and phones, plus two Victory protein drinks chilled with a bag of ice water. I love this item so much I am buying two for my girlfriend and my best friend. Damn awesome!

Compact, lightweight and durable. It was the perfect hydration pack for a 12-hour hike up and down a rocky mountainside in southern Arizona. It had a lot of things besides almost 2 liters of water to keep me hydrated. A wind jacket and gloves for the cool night, a couple of power bars to eat, a monocular to aim, a battery for my iPhone, a small flashlight for the dark and a small first-aid kit just in case. For the price .true deal.

My children and I go hiking every week (weather and weather). I originally bought this bag for myself but when it arrived I found that I couldn't fit all of our meals or water in it. I gave the package to my 9 year old and she loves it! She attaches her favorite toy and carries her water bottle. If she wants to pack an extra snack on the trail, she can do that too. I have recommended them to our friends who are traveling with us for a week for their children. Distance but as I'm traveling with…

I've been using it for about three months, ride almost every day and put in over 700 miles in total. In general I like it. The bladder and bite valve hold up very well. I just put water in it. I've never noticed any unusual taste and it cleans up easily with dish soap. Multi-tools, mini-pumps, keys, snacks and my cell phone all fit comfortably in the storage compartment, even when the hydration bladder is full. My only complaint is that the two Velcro straps inside the hydration compartment…

Pulled out the backpack during the first ride and after 5 minutes of riding the drinking valve fell apart. It has a locking mechanism that you can push to lock and pull to unlock, but it doesn't take much effort to accidentally pull it out all the way and drop it on the ground while driving. Luckily I managed to find him and he didn't fly into the bushes along the way but was covered in dirt and countless germs. Needless to say, the hydration pouch and bite valve were useless and deflated until

Pros: This pack is lightweight. Really easy. We have a Teton 1100 and compared to this bag it looks like it's not even there. Mouthpiece is ok. I like how the bladder fits in its own pocket. Cons: The waist belt is very short. Not good if you are overweight. The shoulder strap stops halfway, making it a weak point. The straps are held up by a very fine mesh. I'm afraid they will break. The straps are very narrow and thin. They seem poor and inadequate. In general I like the design but I don't…

Pros: This backpack was light. It has enough storage space. It is cheap. :Bite Valve - Inside the bite valve is a hard piece of plastic. Unlike other valves, there is nowhere for you to bite. You have to bite between two ribbed pieces of plastic. Don't make the mistake of grabbing the hose when you bite, or you'll be pulling your teeth. Bite Valve - position the valve AWAY from your mouth. When you bring it to your mouth, you need to turn the valve towards you. Sounds like a small thing until…