IX INOXTO Hydration Pack Backpack, Lightweight Water Backpack with 2L Hydration Bladder Daypack for Men Women,Running Hydration Vest for Trail Running Hiking Cycling Race Climbing

I’ve been using this running vest for about a year and a half now, and it has held up extremely well. I use it for long distance running and it’s been reliable the entire time. The ONLY complaint is that it slightly bounces when running which annoys me, but then again I don’t like having the vest tight because I feel it restricts my breathing, but tightening it more would fix the issue. The straps to tighten it down are not elastic so there’s not much play once tightened down. The vest fits comfortably overall though. It’s lightweight, breathable, and doesn’t cause any chafing, even my longer runs. The storage pockets are well placed and big enough for keys, phone, gels, and other small essentials, The hydration system works great and hasn’t leaked on me. Even after consistent use, the zippers, straps, and stitching are still in good shape. I’ve thrown it in the washer countless times and it’s survived each time. For the price, the quality really surprised me. Overall, this is a great value running vest and I’d absolutely recommend it to anyone looking for an affordable, dependable running pack

I bought the lime green pack for visibility but damn does it show the dirt since the straps are white. Other than that I love the pack. It’s very low-profile for aerodynamics and the water bladder holds a good amount and seems to keep it cold for a long time. I fill it with ice cubes and top it off with water and there will still be cubes when I’m finished, even without an insulated sleeve. Some might not like that there isn’t much room in the pack, especially when the bladder is full, but I wouldn’t want to carry much more than the essential tools that won’t fit in my saddle bag, a rain coat/suit, and maybe a snack or energy gel, I don’t have any problems. And there are two large pockets on the shoulder straps, two waist belt pockets, and two smaller rear pockets which offer ample space for the things you might need, in addition to a large Velcro pocket with a smaller zip pocket on its flap at the top of the pack. The pack fits well and the vented shoulder straps are great. The bite valve on the bladder works well, and although some have complained of leakage I have had no problems with that. The condensation from the cold water inside causes more wetness than any slight leak from the filler slide anyway. I don’t use the two included smaller bladder bottles since they’re tiny and the large bladder holds more than enough for most of my rides. All in all, I love riding with this pack despite having to wash it often and would recommend it to anyone whose bike only has one bottle cage (my rear shock takes up the space where a seat tube cage would normally go) and I push hard when I ride so need to stay as hydrated as possible. Great pack for the price!

I normally go for a jog at a local park in a circle and every time I go around I have to stop at the car to get water for me or the dog. However in our area we have a really nice rail trail that you can go as far as you want before you decide when you wanna turn around and go back to the car. I wanted to be able to have enough water on hand for me and the dog to safely go long distance. this pack is great it fits well, is adjustable, it’s lightweight and it held plenty of water in the back. the two small water bottle held Gatorade which was nice to have. the front pouches easily hold a small collapsible dog bowl, a whistle, mace and tissues. the water pack was fillable with ice cubes and that was nice because it kept my back cool when I was running. Note the water in the tube gets warm so you need to drink on it a little bit before cold water comes out. My favorite feature is all 3 bite valves you can pinch with your fingers and squeeze like a cow udder and milk it. basically I could squirt water into the dogs bowl which was fast and convenient and i could get back to jogging quickly. one thing to note is that it’s kind of noisy running with the pack filled up. all of the clips and straps kind of slap around while you’re running and the water slosh’s around a good bit. obviously as you’re running and drink it, it gets lighter and sloshes around even more. it was kind of noisy and I could not hear bicycles coming up beside me. that was the only thing I didn’t really like but it’s not the bags fault. it’s a great bag. I also purchased this bag because the clips on the back will hold my hiking poles which I wanted to be able to have with me as well. And I like safety so bright orange for visibility was important to me. there are a lot of great features packed into this one convenient bag. I highly recommend it. Update 10-12-2022…it been months now and I still love this water pack. I think you’ll be very happy with it too

Solid choose for an entry level running vest if you’re not sure about a more expensive model and want to try one out. Build quality is decent, so we’ll see how long it lasts. Pockets for days, which is a pro and a con. Plenty of nooks and crannies to store stuff, just don’t overload it to make it too heavy. I like the bladder. Easy to fill and clean. Just watch out for the little O ring on the end that connects to the bladder. Mine came with extras, but if it pops off and you don’t replace it, it’ll leak. Another thing about the nozzle, it’ll leak if you don’t have it locked. The angle of the mouthpiece makes it a little awkward to pull to unlock, so it takes some getting used to. I’m pretty thin, (34” waist, slim build), and the vest fits ok, but I have to tighten it most of the way. There are lots of straps, which will flop around while running. I found the vest to be pretty stable on technical trail runs, (lots of rock hopping, jumping over fallen trees across the trail, etc.) Even with the two smaller bottles filled and stored in the shoulder strap pockets the vest was solid. Oh! Speaking of which, my iPhone 12 Pro Max in a UAG case fits perfectly in one of the shoulder strap pockets. Definite improvement over my old Camel Back. Highly recommend, especially if you’re not sure about spending over $100 (USA) on a running vest and want to give one a try.

I liked the various storage zippered pockets. looked at other brand names that did not have additional storage, and they cost more. This unit is light weight, easy to adjust with 2 chest straps and a waist strap. I hike quite a bit and the Arizona sun can be brutal, in the past I've resisted buying a hydration bladder, but decided to check out on line and this unit, Inoxto travel kit with the 2L bladder met all my needs. The bite valve gave me plenty of water and the bite valve cover gave me peace of mind that no dust or contaminants were getting onto this before I put it in my mouth. I liked that the unit had an additional stowage area for sundry items , snack bars, rain jacket, hat and keys, without taking up bladder space. The smart phone storage areas were brilliant, and easy to get to. The two included 250ML squeezable bottles were a nice touch I can carry a protein mix in them or fill them with a soda or other beverage. I would definitely recommend this unit to anyone that spends any amount of time outdoors for pleasure or work, the high visibility color is a plus, I can be easily seen, I will buy again for the next hikers birthday coming up.

I wanted to get into running and thought a running vest would make doing so a bit easier/more convenient. Here are some of my observations after trying this vest on a run: • Water pouch - When filled up, the pack bulges up at the bottom of the pack. You feel the weight of it move with you as you run; not in the way I wanted it to, though. I am not sure if I attached it to the vest correctly; there wasn’t an instruction manual to explain how to do it, leaving me to guess how it’s supposed to go. • Sipping hose - It definitely took a lot more effort to access the water through the hose provided. Instructions on how to use it were given. It dried out my lips in a way I didn’t expect it to. I was better off drinking water after my run than during it. • (Too) Many pockets - I was impressed with how many pockets there were, assuming the more, the better. I realized that most of those pockets were unnecessary during the run itself. I only needed a pocket to hold my keys and phone. If you wanted access to the other pockets, you’d have to remove the vest first. This may have been more useful if I were on a hike. • Back support - As you can see in the picture, the vest is not fully connected. Two clasps hold the upper part of the vest together and one clasp connects the lower part of the vest together. During my run, I noticed that the lower strap would constantly ride up. It didn’t squeeze my body uncomfortably, but it annoyed me a bit to keep moving the strap back lower. This was even after I had adjusted it to its tightest setting. Overall, an okay vest that might work for others, depending on their running needs.

I am SO happy with this vest! The unisex fit is great. There are so many quality vests out there, but if you are broad or have any kind of chest, forget it. This vest has great straps for adjusting to your fit. I love that is has two straps across the chest, but also one at the waist, to keep the vest in place. It comes with two collapsible bottles for the front, with attached caps! The hose also has a cap to keep dirt out of the drinking bite tip. YAY CAPS! The hose stays in front due to the opening at the shoulder and another thin loop in the front to slide the hose through. There is a good amount of storage. There are two zip pockets in the front, and two in the lower back, (one on each side). The bladder pouch is big enough to slide some small food items in, like protein smoothie pouches (3), or protein bars. There is a tiny zip pouch on the back, at the top, perfect for a keep fob, and one last Velcro pocket to keep a larger item, like a phone or more food, on the back. It comes with a net to slide a bike helmet in, but I took it off for hiking. One last plus, it comes with a whistle that is attached to the front that if you needed to alert someone you can. I’m really liking this vest.

This is great. It’s super lightweight. Wore it for my 5k bc it was mid summer. There’s SO many pockets. It’s so multipurpose too. I love it. Plan to use it on hikes, runs, etc. I’ve even tossed it in the washer 1-2 times so far & it has held up perfect. Fits well, super adjustable. Bladder is easy to clean & dry.

Use it for jogging in the bush. Once set up it does not move or bounce at all. Lots of adjustment and can carry a basic amount. Straps need securing with tape or the spare flaps around when running but easily done

Multiple storage areas , good cushioning and adequate water carrying capacity

The hydration bladder leaked at the seam in a spectacular way on both sides in what is clearly a manufacturing defect. Very dissapointed. Have travelled with these products and won't be back in the UK for some time, so cannot return them. Tried to repair with self adhesive bicycle tube repair patches and double sided mounting tape, but they only held for a short while. Worst hydration bladder experience ever. The bag is fantastic. The soft bottles are okay. The soft bottles sometimes leak from the closure if not closed extremely tightly. Do not buy this product for the hydration bladders as they are faulty.

Overall okay quality for the bag. Have not tested the bag or the 2lt bladder yet, but dissapointed that the 2 little bottles weren't included as I had to buy them separate for £16.98. Would've been great if I could've received some money back from the full order for that, but I could not.

I bought it for long distance motorcycle touring and the product did not disappoint. Had to remove the extra piece outer layer secured by bungee cords as it was not aesthetically pleasing.