Badlands Hydration Reservoir with Insulated Drinking Tube

Best water blatter I have ever used! Extremely durable an dose not leak

Fits right in the Bino X. Hose is nice and durable and I like that it is textured and not shiny and reflective since I use it hunting. Cap helps when you pile your gear.

Good quality

Even though I had to return this particular hydration bladder I have several other badlands bladders and they literally are the best on the market imho.

I had a hard time finding a reservoir small enough to fit in the my super light running vest and this was perfect! Im getting into ultra running (over 26.2 miles, usually on trails) and I dont want to be carrying any more than I have to. I keep my hands free, and this pack is enough to keep me going between water stops even on hot days. This is a rebranded Hydrapak and they sell it under their own brand as well for the same price, however this one comes with an insulated drinking tube which I figured was worth having.

Best hydration bladder out there. I bought the 3 liter. Works good, seals good and guaranteed for life.

I bought a couple of these as replacements for my bladder that I use while riding dirt bikes. It has held up well after months of use and was almost 1/2 the cost of the other brand that makes my pack. Months later no cracks or leaking!

Now that I have used this bag for several weeks during my elk and deer hunt I can leave an honest review. I have been using it in my Badlands Silent Stalker pack. Let me start by saying up front that this bladder is junk, or rather, the hose system is. The bag it self seems to be made of a durable material, easy to fill and clean, and it has no discernible bad taste. This is where the good ends. The hose quick disconnect leaks. Be prepared to have all of your gear wet. And if that isn’t irritating enough there is the mouthpiece. It is a two handed affair to turn it on and off, and I do keep it off when not using it, because, yep it leaks like mad. Even worse, once I do turn it on and go to take a pull of water the mouthpiece has a vacuum leak so most of what I get is wet air. To get a good slug of water I have to remove the mouthpiece from the hose. At least I take heart in knowing that I was going to have to use both hands anyway. I got this thinking that it will work the easiest with my pack, but my old Camelbak and Platypus bladders are far superior to this piece o’ junk.

I really want to like this thing. I love the wide opening at the top and that I can turn it inside out. It makes cleaning really easy. The problem is this thing leaks. I’ve tried packing it different ways to no snail.

Much smaller than expected, and not the same as shown in the picture. The bag is about half the size as shown in the picture.