Gelindo Military Tactical Hydration Backpack with 2L Water Bladder Light Weight, MOLLE Tactical Assault Pack

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I like the extra pockets

Let's start positive, I do like the bag itself. It has an insulated pouch for ur hydration pack so ur water stays COLD, it's a beautiful tan color, its small, lightweight, has molle attachments (if ur into that) has the sternum clip (my personal favorite feature) it makes a huge difference.Now the negative & the biggest negative, they negative that knocked a star off my review...the hydration pack itself. Absolutely junk. 1st off it doesn't have a stop valve. So the time I went to connect the house to the pack itself & I didn't secure it in place, oh boy the water just started flowing & all over the inside of the bag -_- I took the pack out & luckily I had another pack (a tried & true goody) I slipped that one in & was gone. My water was cold all day even into the next day. Also the original hydration pack itself has the huge screw top & when u go to drain the water out u can't do it completely becuz of where that screw lid is placed. It's a pain & I don't have time 4 all that.If this is ur 1st camel pack, the bag itself is a great investment but be prepared to purchase a new hydration pack.The "bagpack" its self isn't very big. But the outside compartment Carrie's the essentials I need when walking around town with 2 little kids. And lately I've been using this backpack to carry around travel needs. Exp: hairspray, flatirons, body spray, brushes. Basically anything long & slender. Which leaves more room in my travel bag. A win win.Also mine came with the USA patch which some customers said theirs didn't, it's a shame cuz I tore mine off & replaced it with a Cali state flag tactical patch instead

water stays cold in this Texas heat.

Good all purpose pack, lots of storage area (more than my camelback rogue), appears to be well made of heavy materials. The only downside (small one - and personal opinion) is the bite valve. I am used to the camelback 90 degree style valves, they are easier to access while riding and easier to get more water through. Overall, would recommend though, no regrets.

This is a good quality product. Haven't had any zippers break or anything like that. Its comfortable and durable. I've spent a good 200 hours with this pack on me across 2 summers.The fact is, the pack is just too small for my needs. You can fit a decent amount of drink bottles in it, but not much else. I have actually 5 or so 16 oz water bottles plus a DSLR camera but thats pushing it. I wish it was just a bit better.I have not used the bladder yet surprisingly. I thought I would, as my hikes are during intense heat usually. But I really don't see the advantage. It would be more space efficient. Just never tried it.Pro Tip: Buy a cool patch and stick it on the front of this to make it yours!

Nice day pack and water bladder but does NOT have a quick disconnect as stated in the description (and which is a pain in the butt!)

Keeps water cool, durable, straps keep it well secured. I took it hunting and it worked nicely. Would be good for hiking too. Only downside is space is low after full water bladder is in the bag

My dd goes hiking with 50+lbs of weights. Holds up no issue!