Hydration Backpack, Hydration Pack, Insulated Backpack with Water Bladder 3L for Hiking Cycling Running Biking Camping Orange

Great quality and worked great. Filled with Ice cubes and water at 8 am, and was still cool when at 5pm. Plenty of pockets for stuff and easy to put on and take off. My friend who does extreme hikes was not impressed, but for us amateur day hikers it is good quality at a great price. Easy cleanup of bladder with soap and water. Make sure it is completely dry before storing.

Shoulder strap broke already. Will contact seller and see if they will replace the bag. Otherwise it seems good. Kid loves it and was choked when it broke.

This daypack has served us extremely well over the last year we have had it, through all weekend excursions and day hikes. I am generally bad at reviewing products on Amazon. But I was prompted to write this review after returning from a weeklong trip to Yosemite where we filled it up with the full 3.5 liters of water, lunch and snacks for our family of four, and everything else we needed for the day, and it remained comfortable and easy to carry thanks to the hip belt and chest strap, in addition to the shoulder straps. As I told my husband "One of the revelations of this trip is how good this bag is!" Highly recommended!

needs outside clips

This is a larger hydration pack with plenty of storage — multiple pockets, spots for water bottles on both sides, and even a clip for your keys. It’s great for longer hikes when you need to carry a bit more. The bladder sits in an insulated compartment, which actually helps keep your water from heating up against your back — a nice touch if you’re out in the sun for hours. The waistband supposedly has a pocket for your phone, and yes, it technically fits... as long as you don’t actually buckle the waistband. Once it curves around your body (as waistbands tend to do), there’s no way you’re fitting a normal-sized phone unless it’s made of rubber or shaped like a banana. So yeah — forget about that feature unless you own a phone designed by Salvador Dali. My main issue, same as with other newer hydration packs, is the bladder design. It uses the fold-over-and-clip style, which means you pretty much have to take the whole bladder out to refill it. If you fill up straight from the fridge like I do, it’s awkward — one hand holding the bladder open, the other pressing the water dispenser. I get why they went with this design, but it’s definitely not the most user-friendly option. The pocket that the bladder fits into is larger though so getting it back in isn't the same as struggling to get your tent back into its very undersized bag. That said, the pack itself is comfortable, adjustable, and really well laid out. I just wish the bladder wasn’t such a pain to refill — otherwise, this would be close to perfect.