If you dont want any sloshing just hold it so the beginning of the hose on the bladder is above the rest of the pack. Suck absolutely all the air out until you get water. No more air to cause sloshing. Great review. Subscribed.
Thank you for this review! It's so hard to find detailed reviews about this stuff. You probably saved me about 100 dollars because I was close to just going for one of the premium brands.
Hey thanks for taking the time to make this video. I just purchased my hydration pack on Amazon. I noticed that you forgot one small feature. The center cross chest strap is a small whistle. 😁👍🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟
the main reason I chose this backpack over a camelpak was because of the Molly webbing. to be absolutely honest with you the bladder no matter how many times I've cleaned it washed it rinsed it with vinegar and lemon and everything else taste like chemical soup every single time I use it I ended up having to install a MSR inline filter on it to filter out the taste even though I know the water is bacteria free already. the Molly webbing on the back though allows you to attach modules for different hikes for example I have one for desert hiking I have one for woodland hiking it's just very convenient to be able to set up your pack for whatever you're doing. I ended up duct taping a pair of very strong neodymium magnets
I have the same Hydration Pack and love it. However, I wish the hose was a bit longer and had the hose clips on both sides of the arm straps. If I had to buy another one I will buy the same one in another colour, I hope you would enjoy yours as well.
Like you said and it's a VERY strong point... Who needs a $130.00 water bottle? I don't think the mosquitos or finches give a dang... I do like the idea of involving a magnet catch for the water hose though!! ...Any idea what those two Velcro end pieces are for on the two straps?
Why would you? The idea of the pack itself is to carry at maximum a hydration bladder and miscellaneous things like medical "boo-boo", and whatever you would normally put in your pockets without the fear of losing them when you eventually eat shit (or trip as the PG crowd would clammer). 100% of what you're looking for can be found in literally any other style of pack of a similar size, but not the same philosophy of design. There are plenty of small backpacks that would do the job you want and it'd more than likely serve you better if carrying at maximum a hydration bladder isn't your concern. If you just like the look, you can get it for that, but be prepared to be VERY disappointed that it won't carry the things you wanted it to, when you could've bought a cheaper and more suitable pack.
Its a backpack that has a bag of water connected to a mini hose that runs to your mouth and you drink it when you go hiking,running,biking and i want one
