5L Collapsible Water Container Bag For Backpacking,Camping Water Storage Container water carrier[3 Packs]

Bought these for camping and they worked perfectly. I used one near the cook area for holding water for cooking and another in the cooler holding almond milk (the paper cartons get somewhat soggy after a couple of days in the icy water). Both worked very well and were not too heavy to lift comfortably when full. The only con I have is that the lids are a single-use locking style. You can cut the locking ring off and use the cap like a regular cap but you'll need either a sharp knife or strong scissors to accomplish it- I could not unscrew it from the bag without actually cutting the ring off. All in all - good product for the price and did exactly what I needed them to do. Will be buying another set as part of my inclement weather kit.

A long trip took us through areas that lacked public potable water supplies, but we didn't have a lot of space. We needed jugs for that part of the trip. We had tried collapsible containers made of the kind of plastic that milk jugs are made of (maybe) but they always leaked after being folded a few times and they never got a small as these when empty. These survived at least a few uses without leaking and seemed much less likely to develop leaks due to the design. Also they stand up when full, the cap seals securely, and they pour and fill easily. Good stuff.

These are handy and useful on my sailboat. I purchase filtered water for drinking in my 5 gallon jerry cans, bring them back to my boat, and decant the water into a number of these water containers. Then I store the containers in a variety of cabinets around the boat. My built in water tanks are used for all other non-drinking purposes.I mishandled one of these and created a pinhole, so you have to handle them with a little care and common sense. The pinhole was easily patched with a piece of Flex Tape.

My son discovered hiking in his first year in college in the mountains of Boone, NC. He's obsessed! He bought these before for himself and wanted the same ones for Christmas. He hasn't had any issues with them and they work as described. In this last order of a 3 pack, one didn't have a cap. Hey, mistakes happen. It's probably a warehouse worker mistake. I emailed the seller about it and they responded kindly and promptly that they would send the extra cap. Not only a good product but an excellent seller as well!

I bought this and 2/3 leaked out first trip out while they were still in the car. They have to be standing up even if the cap it tightened to where it click-locks in place.

Just returned from a 4 day backpacking trip into the Maze at Canyonlands NP. For anyone who's been there, you know that finding water is unpredictable. So, the safest course is to pack in your own. Losing water is a potentially life threatening ordeal when you're deep in the maze. Two of us packed in 7 gallons of water divided among 5 bags. They are very light weight and reliable. No breaks. No spills. They are a little awkward to pack in a backpack because of their irregular shape. But, packing around them works well.

I volunteer with local dog rescues and living somewhere temperatures easily reach 100+ degrees, having plenty of water at adoption events is extremely important. Often times we are left with uncomfortable locations like drinking fountains and bathroom sinks to refill our jugs. This is often problematic as angling the jugs to fit under the faucet usually means we are unable to actually fill them up. These were the perfect solution as they can be bent and manipulated and hold a fair amount of water. Will definitely be buying more!

I took these on a kayaking trip in the Everglades and 1/3 of the bags I bought developed leaks. We were not being rough with them either, they were stowed in the kayak the entire time, except when we needed to get water out of them. Would not recommend if you don't have a reliable source of fresh water to refill them.