Hydration Pack Thermal Insulated Hydration Backpack with 2L BPA Free Leak-Proof Water Bladder, Daypack Perfect for Running, Cycling, Hiking, Climbing-Keep Liquids Cool Up to 4 Hours

I wanted a hydration pack for EDC. Since I also use it on motorcycle rides, I didn't want it to be too big. It's great to be able to carry a little extra gear and grab a quick sip in low speed situations. The pack is comfortable enough on long walks/hikes too. The color that I picked is perfect (for me) and it seems durable enough. The insulated bladder area helps, you can add an ice pack in there to make it stay cool even longer. Zippers are easy enough to use and there aren't too many pockets inside so it's easy to find your gear.

Great size for a day bag. I used this bag for 3 different day hikes in Yosemite National Park, each day we covered about 10 miles. The waist straps are great for weight distribution and the 2little zipped compartments on the side fit my multi tool, chapstick, face mask in one pocket and my galaxy s9 fit in the other.cup holders were nice for more fluid, sunscreen bottle or granola bars. The buckled outside pocket can hold a small pair of sandals and my cooling cloth. The water bladder of 2L was perfect for the summer hikes and I brought another half liter bottle in the side mesh pocket. The cap/lid for the nozzle was great to protect from dust and dirt. I loved the neoprene cover for the drinking hose! It kept the water in the hose cool (I've definitely had to stomach that initial rush of super warm water with my camelback before I access the cooler water in the bladder). My three minor reccomendations to improve this bag would be to add one of those key fob hooks at the top of the main pocket so its easier to find your keys in the zipped pocket, and maybe one extra open pocket in the main bag so smaller items don't get lost too easily (like a vaccine card or ID). Finally the whistle on the strap buckle works, but it's not super duper loud so you may want to bring a separate whistle especially if you're hiking alone.

I've been using this hydration backpack all summer and have dragged it all around the PNW. No part of this bladder or hose leaked, and I packed it in the car and a duffle bag full twice. The water in the pack stayed cool, just had to get past the warmer water in the hose. It was great to have cool drinking water in the hot temps in the desert and on the trails. The backpack was the perfect size for trail essentials and was lightweight and comfortable to wear.

I love that this pack has extra pockets so I can carry my water and my dog’s water as well as other items while hiking. It’s a great bag!

This was a great backpack for a day hike. We went to five National Parks. Each time I packed the backpack with items needed for the day. The cross straps were very helpful with distributing the weight of the pack so that it wasn’t pulling back on my shoulders. The water bladder has a nice wide mouth so it’s easy to fill and clean. The insulated compartment kept my lunch cold with the help of a frozen water bottle inside. Future hiking trips I will make sure to put ice in the bladder before filling it with water to help keep things cold. Overall, I would highly recommend this backpack. Infact, one of my friends, that did the hikes, ordered herself one for future hikes.

I’ve been doing some day, hiking with my little nieces, I’ve let her use mine, and she wanted one for Christmas. It’s a great starter day pack for a tween.

I had to change bags fairly early on after purchasing this because the water pouch started leaking very quickly. It worked well for a time but eventually it became too much of a hassle to put water in it and then have to clean up after it and also i had to be careful of what I put in it.

This water backpack was great, the bladder was strong and i was able to hold an icepack in the insulation pocket to drink cold water for hours. Theres lots of pockets, the side pockets were a perfect fit for my phone.