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Excellent water reserve for both short and longer trips. Easy to pack from the straps to the side of the backpack. Water intake is convenient when, for example, you hang it on a branch. Light and durable material.

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Carefully close the sometimes mystical leaks from the cap. Resistant.

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Let's take a shower/transport "dirty" water. The shower head is separate for this.

Good water bags

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Works well as a water bag on a kayaking trip. The only downside is the stiff smaller cap, which is hard to get open without opening the bag's filling opening at the same time.

The bag is light and pretty handy. I use it when camping while on my motorbike as well as for hiking. However, I noted that when the bag is filled, and one applies even slight pressure to it, it seems to leak a little. So it is clearly ok when filled and hanging on the tree, I am not sure whether I want to have it filled in my backpack which is tightened after packing.

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Handy and light water bag for its size, easy enough to fill and the tap works ok even with one hand. Easy to hang on a tree. More options for choosing a campsite when the water doesn't have to be very close.

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Basic comfortable water bag, when opening the small cap, you should hold the filling cap, because it opens easily at the same time. Fits easily in the backpack's water bag pocket.

OK. Works well and no extra taste added to the water. The cap is big, it could probably be a bit smaller for my use. Also, turning the valve sometimes opens the cap if it is tight.

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The best A-class water carrying camp if you have a little distance to the water. You can directly attach the Sawyer Squeeze filter to this.

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Goes to a small space, doesn't press much and can carry 1-2 people's camp waters for a day at a time.

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A handy water bag for trips. When opening the water tap, be careful not to accidentally open the main cap.

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Very well suited for its purpose.

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Take care of your business as long as you have time to close the cap carefully.

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Functional water bag.

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A really good travel companion and at least so far there have been no problems with the bag holding. Four liters have been enough for the day's needs, when all drinking water, morning porridge and traditional meals have been taken care of with the water resources carried. If you can get your drinking water from natural water bodies, then even longer journeys will definitely be easier with this. The seal in the cap has once managed to sneak onto the runaways. I'm guessing that the winter frost had something to do with it and the seal was a little trickier than normal. You should remember to blink so that it stays in place and on the way. Fortunately, Varuste.net's friendly customer service arranged a new seal and the journey with the bag can continue. Full marks for that.

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good size

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Good tank for hiking.

It seems all right quality - and good product in relation to the price. Very good service+buying procedure.

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Convenient bag for drinking water for kayaking.

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Familiar water bag years ago, a good addition to e.g. for a touring cyclist or pharmacist.

light and sturdy, uses almost no space in your backpack if empty and rolled but very convenient to bring along water

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Functional, handy

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Good product, feels durable. However, I myself had a problem finding the right way to attach the cap so that it was definitely tight. Required a little practice.

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Durable and functional. The valve is not the most convenient in the world, but quite good.

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You should replace the small cap with a soda bottle cap. Works better. 🙂