Collapsible Water Container and Ice Bag wtih Hydration System FREEZABLE, Portable Water Carrier, Hydration Pack and Ice Bladder for Camping, Hiking, Soccer & Football Games

If it holds water in — it will keep water out. Think about it.Part of your water kit should include various filter options from cloth as a strainer all the way to micro-pore cartridge filters. Water put up for a while can get weird. Lugol’s Iodine Solution should be part of any general kit anyway, and prevents tapwater from going strange in storage. This could easily, if massively, be rucked about in a medium large backback. Do you know, today, how far you might have to efficiently lug gallons of water hither and yon, tomorrow?

Semi hard to clean, but can be used to sneak beverages in somewhere that only uses metal detectors in security checks! We took a cheap fabric bag and cut a small hole in the bottom for the little “tap” to be usable without fully taking out the drink pouch. My wife wore a large skirt and wore the bag across her body underneath her clothes after we partially filled it with alcohol. Unless you squeezed her legs, you wouldn’t have been able to tell! We were able to buy lemonade and take a seat at a private bench and pour ourselves a drink to save some cash! Not the most ethical use, but when we saw this we knew we had to try! If it was easier to clean it would have 5 stars.

Ordered this product today. Received it today. Love it today!Assuming it holds up, and it feels like it will, this is a winner. Maybe this is obvious, but I wasn't sure how you open/close it until I received it. The entire top opens to feed in your ice or liquid it one fell swoop. Then, you roll it down against a built-in stiff collar three times and click it shut to close and create the carry/hanging handle. It is super fast and feels good.The only thing I would add is the ability swap out the hose in case you want it to be shorter (not need to hang as high). The gravity feed is great (bottle filler mode is super fast), but you need to have the hose "down" all the way for maximum current flow.Overall, great product. I'm getting another one.

I was primarily looking for a container to carry and hold water in. I first bought a collapsible plastic container but it proved to be somewhat bulky even in its folded condition and it came with stress cracks in the corners of the container. This product is a much, much better product for my intended use. Its made of a softer more flexible plastic and is much bigger in volume than I expected which is great. I can't vouch for durability since I haven't used it yet (hence only 4 stars) but its a quality product that is perfect for what I want to use it for. Highly recommended.

It does what I had hoped. I had thought of using a dry bag, but they are not food safe. Keeps cooler from getting your stuff soaked. The material seems tough.One thing is you have to make sure it is higher than the spout in order for water to flow out. This can be hard if you don't have a place to hang or someone to hold it up while you are doing that.I'd like to see it in version with a spout instead of a tube at the bottom because it was cumbersome when putting in the cooler.Mine came with a kink in the tubing from being bent during storage/shipping. Someone responded and said it would eventually rectify itself, but it hasn't... I think it's permanent because I see small whitish fold lines.So other than the tubing arriving dammaged and wishing it was a spout instead of a tube i really like it.

I use this as a water source on the RV and also took it on a 3 day backpacking trip. Other than a slight drip with the hose attached it more than serves function, looking forward to using it in a cooler next summer.

Very Good!As my first test, I Put about 1.25lbs of cubedice from a house refrigerator/ice maker.I rolled the top 3x towards the moose-decalforced the air out as much as possible, andclipped the buckles together.1–I layed the bag on the opposing side,2–and I had it on an interior solid surfaceon a 100°F hot day w/little air conditioning.(I wanted to check for condensation)**The results:•Very minimal condensation; wet fingers butnot a wet hand when picking up the bagafter about 2 hours time.•After 6 hours no further condensation and,the ice had melted about 50%.•No Leaks/No Condensation after 12 hoursand the ice water content was ‘ice-cold’.NOTE: be sure not to lay the bag on thespigot-plug-in for the water tube. This isLikely why there was some condensationinitially for my test.Final Thoughts:1)-I will be using this moose bag in anelectric cooler, (not an electric fridge),where my cooler can cool the chest contentsdown 20°-30°F lower than ambient temps.**If the ambient temp is 100°, my coolerwill be 75°-80°, so I have to use some icein my electric cooler.•This moose bag will hold ice/water tempfrom cubed ice for 12 hours. If not frequentlyhandled.• I am now confident It will likely hold tempsovernight with the addition of more ice cubeseven in 100°F, without the cooler using power. **This IS what I hoped for!**•So, if your looking for a way to keep yourelectric cooler off your solar generator orbattery pack during night hours, THIS ISTHE SOLUTION. (Plus, no more soggy foods!)—-Depending on your e-coolers size, adjustthe amount of ice to figure out what willhold 30°F ice temps for 1-overnight. If youneed 2-nights/days, buy a block of Ice insteadof starting with cubes or chips of ice.The Moosebag is a definite BUY for e-coolersin hot climates! -And Yay, no soggy foods!-