Hydration Bladder 2L-3L,Leak Proof Water Reservoir,BPA Free,Wide Opening, Military Water Bladder Combined with Hydration Backpacks for Biking Hiking Running Camping Climbing.

I'm a wheelchair user, and to be frank, it's really annoying to juggle a regular waterbottle when you already don't have free hands. I'd put it in my lap (it'd fall off) or between my feet on my footplate (ditto.) Or I'd wedge it between my knees, which only works short term with certain bottles and puts pressure on my legs - so I decided to give one of these a shot instead.I bought this and shoved it in the pocket of the backpack that lives on my chair, with a couple pacifier clips to keep the mouthpiece in reach and it was a great decision. Not a single leak so far, even being bonked around in a backpack all the time, and hangs onto temperature remarkably well - my water tends to stay cool. The soft plastic means you can get away with freezing it, which I do on my long days - takes a touch of practice to fill, but I do it over the sink and have no issues.

I got this after one of my old bladders burst. So far, I’ve used it on bike rides, hikes, and at theme parks. This bladder is working very well—it’s taken some abuse and is still holding strong. It’s not too big, so it leaves room for other items and not too heavy when it’s full. I plan to ordering a couple more for my girl and son for our future adventures.

This product is strong and has held up to years of use. Recently it was time to replace it. I replaced the bladder in my wife’s hydration pack with this version…it is the same brand and same size. While it works fine, I didn’t take the time when ordering to make sure that the nozzle matched her original one. The original was equipped with a 90 degree angle spout which could be used while she still was wearing her full face helmet. This one is straight and makes it tough to use without stopping her bike and rearranging it in order to get a drink. So my bad, but perhaps the info could mention that, or perhaps have options for which style.

Bought this bladder for its easier fill feature to replace the bladder that came with my Sierra backpack. I really like the screw top feature for easy fill and sealing. It is a bit tricky to fill completely to the 2L level and then screw tight the opening without spilling but it's manageable. No leaking. Works great. Very happy with the purchase.

After getting it cleaned out to remove the plastic order and taste, which they give clear instruction on how to do, the bladders had no bad taste. There was no leaking and the tube was easy to use and water flowed very well. It made hydrating on long hikes much easier. It fit in the back pocket of our backpacks easily and for find against our backs. It even came with a free mini dry wick cooling towel that we keep in our packs. The twist closer held the water well with no leaks despite a lot of jostling. It’s a little cumbersome to fill but the opening is nice and wide and this type of design seems typical of many water bladders so probably can’t really avoid it. But after practicing a few times it gets easier to do.

I like that the valve opens when you pull on it with your teeth, preventing it from draining unattended. There is also a nice wide opening for the refill spout, which should make cleaning easy.

This was my first water bladder and it worked beautifully on a 3-hr hike. I didn't find it to be leaky or difficult to use.

My experience with the KUREIDA Hydration Bladder has been a bit of a mixed bag, as there are both positive and negative aspects that need to be highlighted.Starting with the positives, the 2-liter capacity is suitable for longer outdoor activities like hiking, camping, and biking. The wide opening of the bladder makes it easy to fill with water and to clean after use. The inclusion of BPA-free materials is a welcome feature, ensuring that the water remains safe for consumption.However, I've encountered a significant issue with leakage. Despite following the instructions for installation and ensuring a proper seal, the bladder has leaked on multiple occasions. This has been especially frustrating during outdoor activities where staying hydrated is crucial. The leakage issue has not only dampened my gear but has also affected my overall experience.While the bladder is advertised as "leak-proof," my personal experience does not align with this claim. I've had to double-check the bladder's seal frequently, which has been an inconvenience and has eroded my confidence in the product's reliability.The compatibility with hydration backpacks is a positive feature, and the integration with various outdoor activities is appreciated. However, the leakage issue has significantly impacted my ability to enjoy these activities without concerns about water damage or running out of water unexpectedly.In conclusion, the KUREIDA Hydration Bladder has the potential to be a reliable hydration solution for outdoor enthusiasts, but the leakage problem is a substantial drawback. The wide opening, capacity, and BPA-free materials are positive attributes, but the lack of leak-proof functionality is a significant concern. If the leakage issue were addressed and resolved, it would greatly enhance the overall value and usability of the product. As it stands, my experience with the KUREIDA Hydration Bladder has been hindered by this issue, resulting in a three-star rating.