Lightweight Hydration Backpack, Running Backpack with 2L Water Bladder, Hydro Water Daypack for Cycling Hiking Rave for Men Women

This is an awesome affordable hydropack. I got this for EDC and Electric Forest 2025 and it exceeded my expectations. Is it cute? No. The straps especially are rather ugly. But in terms of functionality, this is fabulous and that's all I can really ask for on a budget. My 5 star rating is not because this is literally perfect, but because of affordable this is and how it fulfilled all my practical needs.The front strap pockets are WONDERFUL, you can put your phone in one, and your credit card/ID in another, plus any other small items you want to be able to get to without taking your bag off - helped me to not need a fanny pack! I love how putting my phone there helps prevent theft and there's also a fabric strap you can hook your phone tether to.The two front sternum straps are great for dancing. I do wish it had more zippered pockets for organization, but for the price, the combo of the large main pocket and the smaller back pocket worked perfectly for my purposes. Small items went in the small pocket so I wouldn't lose them at the bottom of the large one. The cord thingy on the back is great to attach carabiner items to.The water pouch is great, the way it opens to fill seems a little odd at first, but it's actually super convenient. I didn't have any issues with leaking. I did have to take the entire pouch out of the bag to fill it up all the way which is a little annoying, but that's mostly my fault because I had the bag packed full.The tube and mouth piece worked perfectly.The water definitely had a plastic taste, but I didn't have time to rinse the bag many times before using it, so I'm not sure if the taste is going to linger or not.

Fantastic value. Very lightweight, has a lot of storage, and the bladder system seems to work well. It fits very well and sheds sweat decently.

I researched this category for a while and got a few to try. I am partial to Osprey for quality and comfort but wanted something I can easily pack for travel. This was the single pack I found that had all the features I was looking for: light, packable, large stretchy side pockets, expandable/stash/straps on the front to increase transport capacity, front pockets (either on waist band or, as this has, on the shoulder straps) to fit water or phone. Wicking material/construction at on back panel (and this one also has on shoulder straps.Not only is this pack feature rich and looks pretty cool (though not a fan of big branding plastered on it) but looks to be really well constructed. And comes with hydration bladder! (Though not planning on using, don't trust no-name brand plastics for my drinking needs; will use an Osprey reservoir).And so appealingly priced!! If I could give 3 thumbs up, I would!! Very enthusiastically recommended. (got one for my wife too)

This is my third running vest and this one was a price driven purchase, so for $20 its a decent pack and comes with the bladder so you can't beat the price. Its internal capacity is bigger than I was expecting, theres plenty of room to stuff in other layers, keys, phone, food or whatever. I like long runs in summer and I reckon it'll take a 3L bladder and room for flasks in the external pockets, so I'm happy about that! The negatives are pretty minor but are: the materials are pretty cheap and the internal pocket has that "chip packet" sound - thankfully I didn't notice it when running. It didn't breath as well as my previous vests. The breast straps move too easily, and there's no "loop" for keeping the ends in place when you tighten the straps. All minor details but like I said, for $20 its working for me!

As someone who hikes often and used to haul everything in a flimsy drawstring bag, this backpack with a built-in hydration pack is a total upgrade. It’s lightweight, comfortable, and keeps my water right where I need it—no more stopping to dig around for a bottle. The extra pockets are perfect for snacks, my keys, and my cell. Honestly, I didn’t know what I was missing until now!

My daughter used this in (Zion) Utah. She said it worked well but she said it didn't have enough room for all her snacks and water shoes, however, she likely tried to overpack. It appeared to be roomy and the bladder was easy to clean and fill.

Awesome bag. I used this to hike Glacier National Park my wife and I hiked 47 miles in the back country over 4 days. It held just enough water to last 6 hrs of hiking depending on how demanding of a hike it was and we never felt like we were carrying anything.