330 L/87.1 gal Water Bladder Storage Containers, Foldable Portable Water Tank Large Capacity Soft Water Bag, Drought Resistance, Fire Prevention, Emergency Water

I bought this to be able to haul drinking water to my rv when I am dry camping in the mountains. I have a large fifth wheel and it has a 100 gallon fresh water holding tank. I bought this to be able to make one run to a water source and refill in one shot. I also bought a cheap 12 volt water transfer pump so that I can transfer water from this to my rv as it doesn’t have a gravety feed point and must be pushed in under pressure.The water bladder is very well built and thick. It’s portability is great as it folds up small when not in use and expands to hold the water I need. The material is durable and I expect to have this for many years to come. I dry camp about half the year as I am a full timmer.If you are looking at a transfer bladder this bag is the one you want. I’m very happy with this purchase.

Great product. Would improve by adding the discharge to be able to receive a garden hose. I added a reducer fitting to change from the original to a garden hose.

The reason for 4 stars is the first one had a small leak. There was a fold in the material on a seam. I sent it back for a replacement and the new one seems fine for the couple of times I used it. This is not my primary way to transfer water to my travel trailer. I wanted a backup option for when water is not readily available where we park.Like other I bought parts to connect a hose the the lower valve when transferring water out. I also bought a Female to Female to connect to the lower valve to fill it. I leave the top cap off. Filling from the top is a PITA as the opening is small.TBD items will be- best ways to keep it clean- transfer pump, at least for my set up, is required-how long it will last

Amazing quality! Really surprised for the price!

I’ve never written one bad review on Amazon, but I am for this! I’m an older female and I wanted some earthquake water protection so I figured I’d buy this bladder. I opened it up gently put it into a bathtub and filled it up. I was very happy and I literally underfilled it by probably 40 gallons because I know I should only fill a bathtub up to 100 gallons. The NEXT morning, the thing was almost flat and I finally figured out. It was all coming from the black seal on the side. It was just spinning in a circle and water gushing out of it when I pressed on it! So basically I’m gonna have this huge water bill and I’ve got nothing to show for it. I’ve gotta empty this thing out and then I’m gonna have to get my daughter and my future son-in-law over to try and haul this thing down to the trash, this is so upsetting. How can they advertise this thing being used in people’s yards, and on trucks when it was opened in a home and put directly into a bath tub and it still leaked all over the place in one night.!!!!

Got this to carry water from the park potable water spigot to our site so we can refill our tank. We DO NOT use our fresh water tank for drinking water, just for showers, dishes, etc. We pump it in using a battery operated pump made for an RV and purchased because it provides sufficient pressure to pump from the back of the pickup, where the tank is, to the rear of our 34’ camper where the water intake is, using our 75’ of fresh water hose. (Other reviewers described the setup they use and we did essentially the same thing they described, no need to repeat it here.). This worked extremely well on our recent trip to Wilderness Road Campground at Cumberland Gap.We selected this type of tank because it is easier to store. After hanging it to dry out we fold and put into a Hefty bin with a domed lid along with various fittings and doodads to use.). Lid pops on and it fits in our storage area. We considered a hard plastic tank but this won out because of the ease of storage. And the price is substantially less than a hard plastic one!So it has perfectly solved our problem and we will be using it every chance we get to go camping!

Quality water tote, the parts it comes with you could take or leave but I use it for filling my camper with water and it works great. Small enough to roll up and put anywhere.

Appears to be holding water, but engineering could be better. Specifically, the inlet and outlet setup.- The easiest way to fill it is connecting a garden hose to the outlet valve which does NOT have the same threads, but you can make it work. The hole on top of the bag is too small to put a garden hose fitting into. It takes 10-15 minutes to fill. No way you are going to stand there for that long holding a hose to the opening. They should have included an adapter to connect a garden hose for filling. See next item...- The only fitting they provide for the outlet is a valve with a one inch pipe which could connect to a 1" hose with a clamp (most hoses are 1/2" to 5/8"). Have no idea what they were thinking or how that would be useful. In other words, there is no way to hook up a garden hose to the outlet without buying a 3/4" NPT male to 3/4" GHT male adapter which is another $6. (Really, you need 2 different fittings. One for filling and one for draining.)- The outlet is kind of in the middle of the side rather than the bottom. I don't know that this will be a big deal or not since the bag should collapse as it drains. Would have seemed more logical close to the bottom.- I seriously doubt you could pick up a full bladder with the 4 provided loops, but that may not be what they are for. A full bladder would be over 500#.Granted, most of the other bladders on Amazon have similar inlet and outlet setups, but I fail to see how they think it will be used as is.I don't see any leaks on first fill. I will likely only use it for emergencies, but I will update if I have issues...It does collapse small enough to fit under the back seat. Looks OK for the price, but I would have been glad to pay more to have the 2 fittings included.Hopefully it lasts....