Additional information
| Product Dimensions | 7"W x 17"H |
|---|---|
| Strap Type | Adjustable |
| Capacity | 3 Liters |
| Pocket Description | Utility Pocket |
| Tank Volume | 3 Liters |
| Manufacturer | ATBP |
| Item Package Dimensions L x W x H | 16.77 x 8.35 x 2.05 inches |
| Package Weight | 0.37 Kilograms |
| Brand Name | ATBP |
| Suggested Users | mens |
| Part Number | ATBP |
Remond forbes –
Comfortable fit, nice look, and easy to use
Jarrod –
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I dislike having to re write reviews about this product but solely blame the man at Amazon. Cool little bag for the booze anyway. People think I’m hiking. Literally getting slammed down by the legion. Mixes a sick rye and water. Makes walking ok. For the most part.
The Hykeham Batman –
Was delivered in good speed and sits well in the plate carrier. Pros goes well with my kit.
Cons takes a lot to get the water trough the tube and after one use one of the clips have snapped
Pesla –
Simple hydration pack pretty decent for the cost. I bought this to use for wine for a day spent floating down a river. The mouthpiece was tucked well inside the pack, very hidden by a Velcro opening, I almost thought it had come without a mouthpiece/hose. Can’t beat this deal for a hydration pack to use now and then.
Kent T. –
Like many others, I experienced the “leaky lid” syndrome. After initially washing it out and filling it and adding a few drops of bleach, it leaked all over from the screw on lid. I was initially upset (rightfully so), but after looking at it a little closer, the lid is just VERY fussy, it has to be on JUST right. If it is slightly off, it will not seal properly. This could have been prevented by adding a rubber seal or gasket to the interior of the lid. After fiddling with it several times, it eventually sealed and held the water even while being squeezed and after that, I ran 4 miles with it on and no leaks.
The drinking tube came wound up inside the pack, which caused a serious kink in the tubing, making it difficult to drink from. But I think submerging it in hot water for a bit will straighten it out.
I completely understand, this is not a Camelbak and honestly for the price I could have paid a bit more and gotten one. I liked that the pattern perfectly matched the plate carrier I use to run with, probably not the best reason to buy something but c’est la vie. With a full 3L bladder this should add about 6+ extra pounds (3kg) to the 20+lbs (9kg) of the plates and carrier.
Just too many things that need to be fixed or tweaked. I’ll keep it for now until it is unusable, or look into getting a new bladder and tubing for it.
Absolutely comfy. Good material. –
Easy to clean, fits nice 👌
Douglas –
The bladder in this pack leaks from the water outlet connector. Not a huge amount but enough that it’s annoying. It’s also awkward to use, the bladder is held in place in the bag solely by the cap – to remove the bladder you need to remove the cap completely, then wrestle it out of the bag. Putting it back in is also somewhat of a pain.
The bag itself has a separate pocket for storage but it’s not a lot. You could fit maybe a couple of small things in there. It also feels cheap, like most of it is made from a higher grade reusable shopping bag material.
There was also a kink in the hose when I got it, this was however easily sorted out by heating it with a hair dryer.
All in all, not a product I would recommend.
Officer Dobbs –
Not the best quality but that’s what you get when you spend $30 instead of $100. It gets the job done for sure. The straw thing leaks a bit when it’s left hanging. The material covering on the straw is cheap and the Velcro damaged it when I was taking the out of the big bag to set it up. Check the canister cap to make sure it’s sitting flush at the bottom so water doesn’t leak out of the hole where you fill it up. There was a plastic ring that was sitting really high that I had to force down to close the cap completely
Sam –
Mouth piece stopped working and I’ve been looking for a replacement.
GOAT –
honestly, this was my first “camel back” purchase and I’m really impressed, I’ve used it for actual military use and on the span of 2 months I saw many of my buddies 80-150$ camel back’s pop or break meanwhile I was chillin with my 40$ “camel back” lol, I still have it and plan on using it
Michael S. Adams –
I love both bike riding and riding my Adult Electric Trike. This is especially helpful when riding my bicycle because one can only bring along so many bottles of water. This makes it possible to not only carry much more water; it is simple to find places around town to fill it up again so staying hydrated is much simpler.
I love especially how easy it is to adjust it to fit me. I am a tall and big person. But because it is easy to adjust, a much smaller individual would have no problems using it. It is very well designed and well made. Thank You.
drew –
Very good water tote to take to the gym to workout with, fairly comfortable and nice water spout end. The clip in the front broke very early on in my usage of one of the units. I just tied it with some small rope and it has been fine since.
Scotta Blanchat –
The first time I used it resulted in the tube becoming clogged with something, or possibly kinked. I grew sad and thirsty but me buddy returned the flow while I still wore it on the back. This resulted in a number of cartwheels performed by others, so I applauded.