I bought this over a year ago and have used it probably 50x without 1 issue. Neither the mouthpiece or the lid to the bladder leaks. The hose is the perfect length to go through my camelback. 1 piece of advice I'll give for using these when you're done, rinse it out, let it dry overnight, then put it in the freezer after its closed. This will help prevent any mold or funny tastes to develop between uses. Overall this was a great purchase and I will buy it again if something happens to this one.

10/10 would recommend. Took this out on a. Weekend hunting trip. My hunting backpack doesn’t have a secure pouch for this and was packed with other gadgets and gear while hiking. This didn’t get punctured nor was it hard to drink out of it. Size was more than enough and it was super comfortable, couldn’t even tell it was in my back pack. Didn’t have to refill it the whole 3 days!

Works fine so far, but I ordered the 3ltr and got sent the 2ltr. Couldn’t return as I needed it the next day.

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I have several packs with bladder pockets but I've never bought a bladder until now. I saw this one on sale and decided to bite the bullet. My thinking was that I could wear it when I ride my motorcycle so that I wouldn't have to pull over to grab a drink of water.The good news is that almost everything about the bladder is fine. The fill hole is huge, which makes the bladder easy to fill. It seems plenty robust, the water I put in it has no weird smells or flavors, and the drinking hose is more than long enough for my pack.The only minor drawback is the drinking valve at the end of the hose. You have to bite it to get it to flow water, which is good because it keeps the hose from constantly dribbling. However, I find that the valve is erratic-- most of the time it works fine, other times I have to bite it a couple of times or reposition it between my teeth to get water to flow. I'm hoping that either the valve breaks in, or that I get better at activating the valve over time.But that's a minor nuisance, and the bladder itself works fine. The valve is too long for me to stuff it under my motorcycle helmet and into my mouth unless I flip up the chin guard (I have a hybrid full face/open helmet that allows me to do this), but that's not a problem. If I come to a stop I can flip my helmet open without removing it, take a drink, and snap it shut again in a few seconds. It works a lot better than I thought it would and is very convenient. I can do it one-handed so my other hand can stay on the clutch lever, which is nice.I find that the 2L size is perfect for me. It holds about the same volume of water as 2 of my Nalgene bottles, or about as much as my Klean Kanteen. That's about half a day's worth of water for me, so I can ride, hike, walk around, or whatever without worrying about refilling. It's also more convenient to pack than my 64 oz. Klean Kanteen because it lays flat and conforms to my back. It's easier to fill the pack around the bladder, and since I don't have to worry about taking it back out to drink, I don't have to constantly rearrange the contents of my bag.For you hikers and campers, there may be another advantage to an inexpensive bladder like this. A few years ago I saw that someone had added an inline water filter (a Sawyer, I think) to the drinking hose of their bladder. I believe there are adapters available to do this. You cut the hose and install the filter between the cut ends. Then you can fill the bladder with water from streams and lakes without worrying about microorganisms, etc. I haven't done this (and probably won't any time soon), but if I was so inclined, I'd rather do it to a $12 water bladder than something more expensive.Longevity is still an unknown, but the bag seems quite durable so I'm not worried. I do have to remember to not pack anything sharp near it, but that hasn't been a problem, even with a chronic over-packer like me. Given the convenience that this bladder offers, I'm glad I finally got one.

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I recently purchased the 2L Water Bladder for hiking and general outdoor adventures with my family, and I must say, it has exceeded my expectations. What impressed me the most was its durability, especially when my 4 and 6-year-old decided to put it through its paces.The bladder itself is well-designed with sturdy materials that can withstand quite a bit of rough handling. Despite my kids' best efforts to test its limits, including accidental drops and tugs, the bladder held up admirably without any leaks or damage. This robust construction gives me peace of mind knowing it can handle the occasional bumps and falls that come with outdoor activities.Beyond its toughness, the hydration bladder is also convenient to use. The wide opening makes it easy to fill with water and ice cubes, while the quick-release hose allows for effortless sipping on the go. The tube and bite valve are both child-friendly in design, making it accessible for little ones to use without any struggle.Cleaning the bladder is straightforward too, thanks to the large opening that allows for easy access and thorough rinsing after each use. The materials seem resistant to mold and mildew, which is a huge plus for maintaining hygiene during extended hikes or camping trips.Overall, this 2L Hydration Bladder has become an essential part of our outdoor gear. Its durability and user-friendly features make it suitable for all ages, even the youngest adventurers. Whether you're hiking, biking, or simply enjoying a day at the park, this bladder is a reliable companion that stands up to whatever challenges your family throws at it. Highly recommended!

Only used it once for a long hike (36km). No leaks, perfect kit.. Does not waste water either, you can completely empty it with the tube. If it can give this same performance long term, it's a spectacular product.

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Firstly the item sent was different than pictured. The item sent leaked during normal use. I'm returning it.