2L Water Bladder Hydration Waterproof Backpack

This turquoise blue light weigh knapsack is so useful for a few items when going out for the day. The wide shoulders tops are lightly padded and comfortable. There are various loops for attaching carabiners or key rings. The 2 side mess pockets are wide enough for a small rolled towel or spare hats and socks. The pack includes a huge 2L water bag and extra long drinking straw.

My son is doing D of E so grabbed this for him. The bladder is a good quality plastic with a fold-over and clamp design that means no leaking. The tube, is long enough to stretch over a larger rucksack (you don't have to use the one provided) and overall - a great way to get 2.5 litres of water into you over a long walk. The rucksack is a good design and we will use this for short walks independently of the bladder - overall worth the money and if you want both items or one in isolation - is worth the outlay.

My wife is a keen runner and has undertaken distances up to a full marathon. She generally takes a 1.5l hydration back pack with her, but has run out of fluids on a couple of occasions when running 26 miles. I thought that a 2l capacity pack would be better suited to these longer runs.

She tells me that this is comfortable on the back, is well padded and has good straps. It can be adjusted for multiple sizes and doesn't move around much when running. She does say that due to the larger bladder size it is quite long in the body, and probably better suited to a larger person, rather than someone of her 5' 5" size and slim build. That said she doesn't find it overly cumbersome for someone of her size.

The bladder seems to work well with no noticeable leaks, and the drinks tube an appropriate length with easy to use feeder. The colour (we chose blue) means it's quite visible and there are reflective patches on the back and front which make it stand out when running at night.

There's a good sized storage bag with zip and other pouches for phone or cash, and the buckle has a novel whistle built in.

A current Amazon voucher takes the price down to around ?21, which seems very good value.

This is the second back pack of the same style that I got but this is black. Now I have one for myself when going for hikes. Thus back pack is big enough to carry a small first aid kit, a thin coat, extra shirts and two water bottles. It has two mesh side pockets to put the bottles in if you don't want to use the removable water bag that comes with a sipping pipe. The compartment where you can put the water bag is insulated. The shoulder strap is comfortable and you can clip it in the front to prevent the shoulder straps slipping. Good make and happy to have another one of this.

A lot of thought has gone into the design of this pack, it has some really good features that makes it stand out. I am not a runner, but I do walk a lot. Most days I walk about 3 miles over rough terrain and like to take a few bits with me as I stop for a rest and chill with my dog. This pack is perfect for me to take as I have easy access to my water without taking the pack off, I can run the tube up from the left of right, it secures well with the loops on the strap. Unlike some bladder packs this one has plenty of pack space for me to carry my essentials as well as sine pockets for my flask and dog bottle. In the pack there is room for my snack, book, dog treats and collapsible dog dish and of course tennis ball. The smaller zip pocket is perfect for my phone for easy access and my torch as I walk a lot at night. There is another compartment at the front to pop my waterproof trousers. The zips are good quality and the adjustment for the straps is really good too. There is a chest strap to keep it secure and has a built in emergency whistle on the clip buckle. The reflective bits on the front work very well, I got my partner to take a photo when we were walking last night, and I am very impressed, perfect for the rural roads here. The water bladder is so much easier to fill than the ones with the circular screw access and much easier to clean. The included brush to clean the drinking tube is excellent.

The bladder pack on this is big enough for what I need and attaches easily in the pocket, leaving plenty of room in the main bag for your personal things. I used one of these on a hike but the bladder was bigger and I couldnt get enough clothes in the bag but this is better the other way around as I had plenty of water left. The bag is lightweight, well made with ample pockets. A good price

Lifes been against me spending too much time on my bike recently, but when I do go out I like unchallenging off-road rambles in warmer climates. Hydration is an obvious issue and a backpack like this one from Atarni has been on my back-of-mind wishlist for a while, so I impulse ordered.

To someone who really doesnt know better, it seems a very comprehensive self-assembly package.

The superstructure is a lightweight, black and adult size backpack. Im over 6 feet and it doesnt look small on me.

The pack has a foil lined insulating pocket for the included but separate bladder, opening at the top of the backpack with a pillowcase style retaining lip and Velcro fastener. Its more open than I expected, given the efforts to make it a 4 hour stay-cool zone.

The backpack has more pure backpack features than I expected. Zips at the top and side open into pack-length storage pockets, making wet and dry a possibility. There are two net side pockets and a thin bungee-braced net bag over the back, and the bungee is held in place by loops of highly reflective strapping.

The 2-litre capacity bladder and feeding tube need to be assembled and threaded into the pack. Theres a flexible metal rod with a retaining ring-pull for scraping the tube, if detaching and washing doesnt get everything out.

This is my first go with what I think of as a hardcore accessory, above and beyond my usual gourd and a home-made flapjack in my dad-shorts thigh pocket. Im made up with the all-embracing range of features. To an admitted noob, ?26.96 at time of review seems very reasonable.

We like to do forest walking where we can be out for hours at a time, with several small kiddos we are always carrying multiple flasks. This helps get rid of all that bulky stuff to carry!

It is lightweight, easy to adjust and is comfortable to wear.

The pouch is easy to fill and it comes with a tube so you can easily drink on the go.

The price is good.

This is such a handy piece of equipment if you like nature like our family.

This is a lovely rucksack with hydration bladder. The colour is very nice and the hi-viz details are very welcome too. The back padding is excellent though can get a bit sweaty but not over your entire back due to the size. The straps are comfortable too and the chest strap helps keep it nice and snug on your chest. The bladder works really well when hiking or biking, just dont be tempted to over fill as that is extra weight. Decent amount of storage for your bits inside and in the webbing pockets too so perfect as a daypack. Five stars all day long.

This is an amazing hydration backpack. Very easy to carry around....very helpful especially when going on long trips or riding your bike for long periods of time. Great quality material...very sturdy and easy to use and also easy to keep clean. I really like the versatility of it...Great value for money...great quality...great price. I am definitely recommending this to anyone.