Source Tactical Universal Tube Adapter for Hydration Systems

The media could not be loaded. I have to unpack my bag to refill my reservoir while hiking, which is a massive hassle. I picked this up in hopes that it works with my sawyer squeeze. It works perfectly! Zero leaking, easy to use. If feels pretty durable.

A great way to make a regular bottle useable for the hydration straws. No leaks, a cheap solution that fits regular bottles easily.

I got this a few months ago and have used it enough to write an honest review. My tubing setup is a combination of one full length tube connected to half the length of a second tube, that is what it took to get the perfect length for me. I use my uta at the joint of the tubing plugging it in and then popping it over the top of the bottle. It takes no effort to get the water flowing after the bottle is lifted up. And when the water starts running the bottle empties fast! When compared to the speed in filling the bladder this way over opening the cap and filling it through the port with the bag under the spigot there is no comparison. On long or hot days the bladder can be filled in just minutes with minimum to no fuss.By the way I am a full time power wheelchair user and carry my full days water supply on the back of my chair with my Source Hydration set up. The uta allows someone to help me to refill it it in like 3 minutes or I can do it myself just taking longer. The Source setup is the best out there I have seen or heard of in the 25 or so years since I got my first hydration pack.

At first I was pretty skeptical of this product, but seeing that I use Camelbak bladders a lot (for camping and hiking), I figured I'd give it a try. At first it was a little tricky to get a water bottle on/in it correctly but it does work pretty well as long as you hold the bottle well over the top of the bladder you're filling. I've used it on a 1.5 liter, 2 liter, and 3 liter bladder and it fills them no problem.

I really, really like this item. But the cost (almost $20) is a bit excessive.Having said that, Source makes good stuff. So good that it's hard to complain about price too loudly! So good that the company deserves to make whatever profit they can.So why am I complaining about price? Because knock-offs are sure to come and I would like to keep supporting Source; given that most of us have limited resources there may come a time when I can't afford Source and have to go elsewhere.In any event, really nice; really easy to use. Wish Source offered a decent carry case (I wound up using a Condor faux grenade case (which was okay) and another type of case (which was equally only okay)).Great accessory in the hydration department. Just wish it came in at under $15 (at $20 three of these cost me $60! Tell me that's not a bit absurd).5 stars.

This is an easy way to add some water to your hydration pack be it from a faucet, bottle or anything else you can stretch this over.

Well done

I don't care how expensive these are, these for me at least make water bladders functional. Before these I didn't like them, who has the time to remove the bladder and refill it or risk wetting everything for a fill. I already had the sawyers so why not throw this in the mix, it uses the same source attachment