Rullaco Hydration Bladder - 2L (70oz) Leakproof BPA Free FDA Approved Water Bladder - Easy to Clean Large Opening Hydration Pack Reservoir - Most Durable Health Gear for Backpacking Hiking Camping Climbing Cycling Trekking Fishing Running Travel - Portable TPU Bag Backpack Hydration System

Used daily on a 7 day hiking trip through Jordan with no problems.The cap over the end is very handy, keeps the mouth piece clean when you put your bag on the floor. Occasionally a bit of sand managed to work it's way past the cap but I was in the desert so couldn't really complain.The large opening makes it easy to fill and the twist cap is attached to the pack so you can't lose it.Overall it's a great product.

Bought this as my original Camelbak bladder had become a bit grotty despite cleaning. Although it appears thinner than the Camelbak original it seemed sturdy enough in construction and comfortably held liquid without leakage. What I especially like is the close cap that goes over the end of the bite valve which stops the bite valve getting muddy when you ride. As a cheaper alternative replacement I would recommend this product.

Looks and feels high quality, but after applying some pressure starts to leak. Tried it several times, still leaks. I used it in my camera backpack with camera gear and after an hour hiking my back was wet from leakage in the bottle.

Initially this product was great, it was pretty easy to get water out of the tube and it didn't spill at all! The screw-top function is pretty stiff but the bonus is it stayed completely tight and didn't leak.However, I've had this for less than two months now (using it around 3x a week for 9 mile runs) and it's already started leaking where the water tube connects to the bladder.... not ideal when you've got it on your back and you've got another hour of running left!

My 1st time using one of these do not 100% familiar with them other than this one.Good pointsHolds 2ltrsPlenty of length on the strawPlace to hook it in bag.Bad points.The weight of the bladder full meant it kept on falling off the Velcro strap in my bag when lifting the bag on to your shoulders. But if it stayed hooked after the initial swing off putting the bag on it usually stayed in placeYou have to really twist the lid tight and make sure it's on flush otherwise it leaks. That's fine but a bit of a nightmare when trying to unscrew it. How long the thing will last placing that amount of pressure on the lid is anyone's guessThe end cap for the straw is not very secure. Few times I've placed my bag down and the end cap has came off and a lot of dirt has got stuck to the end of the wet straw.Another downside ( not just this bladder pack I assume ) is when you are in extreme heat the water left in the tube over your shoulder gets heated up so when you next take a drink you get a nice mouthful of warm water just before the cool stuff makes it way.Only 2 stars on the basis I don't think the bladder will stand the test of time. And considering its twice the price of a similar one on Amazon (wasn't happy about that)

I've used this bladder few times and there was no leak and it works perfectly for me. I really like how big the lid is so I can easily clean it inside and dry it put too. That was one of the main reasons why I bought this one. Also I wanted some color that is quite pure so I can see if there is some dirt in it. Very happy.

Worked great for a few long distance hikes, then I sat on it and burst it. That’s my own fault though

Bought to take to Ecuador, leaked the first time I filled it up.. Issue was that the screw top didn't form a proper seal. Tried multiple ways of screwing it up tight but it still leaked. Avoid