Hydration Backpack Lightweight Hiking Backpack Waterproof Running Backpack Water Pack for Cycling Music Festivals

This hydration backpack is pretty simple to use. The bright color looks great on your back. The only downside is the clip that holds the bladder to the bag is difficult to clip around the bladder handle. The bladder stays in place inside the bag however, even if it isn’t properly clipped.

The backpack is light weight and comfort on the back while hiking. The backpack is not only fit the water bag but also have space to fit snake, juice, crackers, milks etc. . It is a good quality backpack too. I would recommend to you if you need one hiking backpack.

el articulo es de muy buena calidad y con un buen precio.

Exactly what I wanted. Holds water, can hold a few other things if necessary, light weight.

I think this product is ok. I personally am uncomfortable with the camel pack just having a clip holding the water and the flimsinesa of the bag but if it's in a pinch it works ok.

I got this amazing bag for my mother who went to Panama for a week, she said it was perfect and water proof, held 2 L of water and ice

Very well made hydration pack, high quality material and extremely lightweight. Perfect size to fit all of your things and very comfortable to wear while hiking and biking!

Upon unwrapping, found that the hose was kinked in several places - BLOCKING water flow. But after a soak in hot water, it unkinked. But it is NOT the same kind of tubing used in better systems. Will probably kink again if conditions merit.The capacity and pocket design of the pack is acceptable for a lightweight day pack. The H2O port is a bit tight, and can't fit the nozzle with the cap in place - have to uncap it. Ditto, for the shoulder strap tube holder.The bladder position may cause a chilly back if there is cold water or ice in the water bladder. Add a bit of foam insulation between the bag and back. Problem solved.It's not mentioned what kind of polymer the bladder is composed of. But it does not feel like the "good stuff" in other systems."THE" PROBLEMThe shoulder strap design is not really suited to an adult male, especially if he is large, tall, or was wearing a coat of any bulk. The too short straps dig into the armpits. The safety reflective strips are facing upward. The sternum strap is too short and practically a neck strap. I tried stuffing more into the backpack to perhaps straighten it out and shift the pack position upward. Didn't help.The bag still slips down the back, shifting the strap position. Others tested the pack and found it uncomfortable, too.The problem is not remedied by increasing the adjustable web strap length. The padded portion needs to be increased in length by 100mm / 4 inches to offset the droop and remain comfortable... or a web strap "leader" extending from the pack, where no padding is needed. Perhaps make it adjustable in length, to customize the padding shift. In fact, make the shoulder straps removable, thus making the bag into a stuff sack.Frankly, it would need an internal frame and adjustment straps to fully compensate... which defeats the purpose.DISAPPOINTED.