JOYHILLTPU Hydration Bladder,1.5L 2L 3L Water Bladder for Hiking Backpack BPA Free Leak Proof Hydration Pack for Camping Running Biking Hiking

Excellent service, everything perfect, arrived very fast and safely, thank you

I was a little weary that this hydration bladder, which is my very first one, will be a bit rubbery and smell like so. I was pleasantly surprised that this wasn't the case.This is a very well made (no leaks) bladder and all the components are good quality. Easy to fill and to use. We have plenty of water whilst on a hike and I love the fact that I do not have to open my backpack to rehydrate.Fantastic product.

I ordered a hydration backpack without the bladder, as a lot of the reviews were saying it leaked and wasn't very good quality. I decided to get this bladder separately and I'm glad I did! It's easy to fill and fits in the backpack comfortably without adding too much extra weight. The mouthpiece is easy to use and the dustcap is great for covering it when I'm not drinking. The only issues I would say is it's quite difficult to wash. There might be a knack to it that I haven't figured out yet, but the best way I've found so far is filling it with water and washing up liquid, closing the seal and giving it a good shake before dumping the water back out into the sink. I have to do this a couple more times with just water to make sure all of the washing up liquid is out, and even then I have to go in with a tea towel to make sure all of the water is out afterwards. As well as this, it still has a plasticy taste. I've only used it a couple of times, but even after thorough washing, it's still there. I guess this will go away with time, but due to this, I'd suggest using it a handful of times before a big race!

I'm a keen cyclist and on a days ride I can get through quite a lot of water. The 'JOYHILL TPU Hydration Bladder, 3L Water Bladder for Hiking Backpack BPA' certainly holds a lot of water.Initially there is a slight 'new container' taste that comes through with the water. But I just filled with some warm soapy water and left for a couple of hours and now the taste has gone.Using the bite tube is easy enough, my only complaint would be that after sucking the water tube drains down to the bladder water level meaning you have to suck through air through each time you drink - but to be honest this is a minor complaint.I have the 3l size and I would imagine that this is only useful for cycling or hiking that I use it for. 3 litres is quite a lot for a runner to carry - but maybe some of the long distance guys would know more on that score.I have had no leaks at all so far. The tubing is sectional with a no leak valve if you remove the suck tube.My only concern would be if you packed the bladder empty with the cap screwed closed as the internal edges of the cap are 'keen' and I would worry about whether they could pierce the bladder over time (it arrives with some foam packing to stop this happening which needs removing before first use). However it is not best practise to store the bladder sealed when not completely dry in any case so this should not be an issue.I think £16.99 is a great price for a 3l bladder, it is certainly serving me very well.

It changed the way I hiked when I used this water bag. I loved that I could add ice cubes to keep my water cool, and the big 9cm hole made it very easy to fill. It's safe to use all day because the food-grade TPU material doesn't smell or contain BPA. It worked perfectly, even when it was handled roughly, because the new leakproof design with a soft mouthpiece and on-off button did its job perfectly.The long hose and 2L volume made it easy to stay hydrated, and I didn't even have to take my backpack off to drink from it. It lasts a long time, is simple to clean, and worked great on long walks. Overall, a must-have for doing things outside!

Lightweight water pouch. Simple to set up and works very well. No plastic taste either. Good quality connections with no leaks. Easy to clean and dry.

I have not used it yet. I didn't know how to use or attach my back pack properly .I'd like to get some paper instruction or maker's instruction site. I research YouTube .Now I thought I learned.. looking forward to using it. thanks.

The Joyhill TPU hydration bladder was easy to use with my hiking backpack. The 1.5L capacity is perfect for outdoor activities, and the BPA-free material ensures safe drinking. The leak-proof design is reliable, and the bladder is lightweight and durable. Overall, it’s a convenient hydration solution for hiking and biking.

Review of 3L hydration bladder from Joyhill The absolute best feature of this bladder is the huge opening that makes it easy to clean. I'm always worried about whether I've cleaned our other bladders well enough, but I feel more confident about cleaning this one. Similarly, the translucent TPU lets me see if there's any dirt in the bladder. I don't know if I like or dislike the shape more than the other hydration bladders we own. I got the 3L size which is tall and narrow. What I do appreciate about the it is that the cylindrical shape along with the well-marked volumes makes it easy to know how much water goes in and how much is drunk. If you don't have a tall backpack, though, you might have to bend the bottle to get it to fit. While we own other water bladders, this is the first one I got for myself and I'm only used to cleaning them, not using them. It took me a minute or so to figure out how to use it. You need to take off the clear cap (that one is obvious), then you have to pull out the whole nozzle. It does have arrows stamped into the sides of it to show how to open and close it, but they were a little hard to see. When drinking water, you really have to bite down with some strength on the silicone (?) piece at the end of the nozzle. Not having used one of these before, it makes me feel like I'm trying to bite through the piece and I worry about biting too hard. Of course, it's a mechanism to make sure that water doesn't leak out, but it will take a bit of getting used to. No complaints. It seems sturdy enough to last a while as long as I'm not keeping sharp things in the backpack next to this. The TPU is quite soft and flexible, more like cloth than like some of our other stiff water bladders that can almost stand up by themselves. I prefer the TPU to the other materials that our more expensive bladders are made from. I love the huge screw lid and opening. I'm very happy to have this for the next time I'm outside in the heat.

Ich Beginne mal mit meinem Fazit da dies dann zuerst gelesen wird: Der Beutel ist recht billig verarbeitet und ungeschickt designd. Er zieht bei nicht verwenden immer Luft, so dass diese erst rausgesaugt werden muss bis man ans Wasser kommt. Außerdem ist er sehr schlecht zu reinigen.Der Beutel hat neben der Öffnung zum Befüllen noch einen Schlauch fest integriert. Dieser lässt sich lediglich in der Mitte voneinander trennen aber zum Beutel selber ist er fest.Die Reinigung: Dies erschwert die Reinigung ungemein. Ich musste mich etliche Minuten damit einschlagen und habe dabei die ganze Umgebung unter Wasser gesetzt da der Beutel schlecht zu handhaben ist und die ganze Zeit einklappt. Außerdem schleudert der halbe Schlauch die ganze Zeit hin und her und verteilt auch überall Wasser.Die Funktion: Er tut was er soll. Allerdings nicht auf einem hohen Level. Der Mundansatz ist sehr klein und billig und betätigt sich aufgrund des Verschlusses manchmal selbst. Was mir allerdings besonders negativ aufgefallen ist, ist dass er sobald man mit dem Mund wieder absetzt der Beutel sofort wieder Luft zieht so das der Schlauch immer leer ist und in den Beutel selbst Luft kommt. Das hat den Nachteil das immer wenn man etwas trinken möchte erst die ganze Luft wieder heraussaugen muss, bis dann endlich das Wasser kommt. Das passiert auch wenn der Verschluss richtig zugemacht wurde und zusätzlich die Kappe drauf ist. Das Wasser schmeckt unglaublich nach Plastik. Das legt sich allerdings vermutlich mit der Zeit und häufigerem Nutzen.Das Fazit: siehe oben.

The design is well done and fits inside a hiking backpack. The weight isn’t too much either.

This hydration pack bladder holds 2 liters of water and makes a good replacement for a damaged or cheap bladder. The hose is nice and long and has a connector in the middle so you can more easily clean and fill the bladder with water. There is a nice large screw top to allow easy cleaning of the bladder and to permit putting ice cubes into your water before going out for a hike or a ride. The top seals well, preventing unwanted leaks.The bite valve is an improvement over the super cheap ones that are basically a piece of rubber with a slit in it. Additionally, the bite valve has a push-pull portion to shut off the water to prevent leakage. The hose is nice and long to allow convenient placement of the bite valve for your ease of use.

This works just as well as the "high-end" name brand ones you see in outdoor stores. It is easy to fill and stays sealed well- no leaking so far. The tube is a bit long but I'd rather that than too short. It is super lightweight, adding only ounces to pack weight. Bite valve is easy to use and open/close, I had no issues filling the pack, threading it through my bag, and getting the flow started.