WaterStorageCube Premium Collapsible Water Container Bag, BPA Free Food Grade Clear Plastic Storage Jug for Camping Hiking Backpack Emergency, No-Leak Freezable Foldable Water Bottle 1.3/2.6 Gallon

These reusable gallon storage drink bags worked incredibly well for make-ahead beverages! I filled them with drinks, then popped them in the freezer to become slushy. When it was time to head out, I transferred them to the cooler, and they stayed perfectly cold while being easy to transport. The bags are sturdy and leak-proof, and I love that they’re reusable, making them both practical and eco-friendly. Highly recommend for anyone looking to prep drinks ahead of time!

Though just purchased and filled, they seem quite durable. I like that when full, they will stand upright. I molded a sheet of foil over the cap to keep it clean in long-term storage.

I've had the same four 5L containers for almost 5 yrs now. As others have stated, over time a couple of them have developed small cracks & began to leak. However, nothing that a tiny dalop of super glue & a round piece of clear packing tape could not fix. You have to look pretty closely to find the fixes. I've used these pretty heavily for camping & for hauling water out to heated water bowls I leave out during the winter for wildlife. They've been awesome & so easy to store. Now I've purchased a set of four 10L containers to use on longer camping trips & so far they've worked exactly like the smaller ones & I've had no problems. I'll update if I start to have any issues with them.

I used these to get water to my campsite at the bottom of the grand canyon. They were light and compactable for the 10 mile hike in and out and then held water well once we got to our water source. They were easy to use.

Worked great on our cruise ship to have water in our room

I used #1 used bottles for years. Then I learned that they had BPA's that could introduce Antimony into the water. That's not healthy for us humans. I recommend these for their large capacity and good value. The 1.3 gallon size is adequate for my needs.

What is worse than standing in line for a roller coaster? Standing in line for a drinking fountain. We spent the past week attending theme parks and the beach. We took these with us and they worked great.Theme parks: In the morning hours, before it got hot, we filled them at the drinking fountain inside the parks . The grandparents had rented scooters that had small baskets on them, so these were placed in the baskets. We then carried smaller water bottles with us that had ice in them, and we were able to fill our bottles through out the day, without needing to pause our activities to find a drinking fountain. The hotter the day got, the longer the drinking fountain lines got.Beach: Filled at the hotel and took it with us. Refilling water bottles as needed though the day. Husband dropped us off as close to the beach as possible, so that we didn’t have to carry it to far.7 hour car ride: Filled bag before we left home/hotel to refill our water bottles in the vehicle while at rest stops. Also used to wash hands if needed. No need to stop at gas stations for expensive sodas or use questionable drinking fountains.Things to know:They are heavy when full, I don’t recommend putting it in a backpack and hauling it around. Electric vehicles (scooters), strollers and wagons make them portable.The opening is large and easy to fill. However, smaller water bottles with smaller openings are more difficult to fill without making a mess.Propping them open to fully dry is a little awkward and it takes a while for the corners to dry out.The plastic feels thick and durable.Handles on the top are a nice feature.They take up very little space on the shelf at home when they are empty.They will get additional use as we go camping off grid. Pack it in, pack it out.

These worked great for the most part. Would have gotten 5 stars except the handle on one of them was not fully attached causing that one to tear.