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Ashley
> 3 dayMy S.O. would use our kitchen whisk to prop open his hydration bladder for drying... And then put it away without washing it afterwards. This beautiful piece has solved that issue - hes quite impressed with its drying capacity, and no kitchen utensils are being harmed. Definitely worth buying!!
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UncleBee
> 3 dayGot this to help dry out my hydration packs and it works very well. Its certainly NOT a gimmick and is a fool proof way to keep your hydration bladders dry after cleaning.
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Backcountry Pilgrim
Greater than one weekIt is not often that game-changing backpacking gear comes along, but I think now is one of those times. If you watch hiking vids on YouTube, youve probably seen the ad for the Bondry from Fossil Outdoor (bone dry - get it??? fossil??? haha). It looked pretty gimmicky to me so I did not click on it the first 5 times or so - but I finally watched the ad, checked out the company, and ordered one. Summary Findings: 1. It DOES work. You can put the Bondry into a hydration bladder and just put it away (even with the hose attached). It wicks the moisture up and evaporates the moisture away. 2. I HATED having to cut it up the middle to have it fit a bifurcated bladder (e.g. Camelback) - BUT, Fossil Outdoor now makes the WishBon which comes pre-cut. (They also have a Lil Bon for the smaller openings on many collapsible bottles / dirty bags. 3. All of the Bondry products are made with biodegradable / recycled materials and are machine washable. 4. The company is the real deal. The inventor is a hiker guy with a background in earth science and engineering running out of his home. Customer service over and above.
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Jeanice Kett
> 3 dayHe didn’t like this present did not do what we thought it would do.
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David
06-06-2025I don’t know how I lived without this thing. So much easier and effective than wadding up a bunch of paper towel and trying to dry bladders by hand. It super quick and neat. Gives me added piece of mind knowing that I’m getting all the moisture out so I’m not worried about bacteria buildup. I was thinking it might smell funny after awhile, but 4 months in and nothing.
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Stephen Christman
> 3 dayI decided to try this product for my water reservoirs. Easier to use than placing towels inside. It does dry the inside when placed properly. I like it. Works great
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Norval Homenick
> 3 dayI was a bit skeptical when I saw this product on my Facebook feed but after just 12 hours of use I am 100% sold how amazing it is. I put it in my Camelbak Lobo 3L bladder and over night it was almost completely dried out, a process that usually takes me a few days to accomplish normally involving using something to hold the bladder open, hanging it upside down for a few days, and blowing out with compressed air multiple times. With the BonDry I dumped the water out but the dryer in and set it down on my table, the next morning practically no water left in the bladder just a bit of run off from the hose. I have 3 different bladders I regularly use and Im so happy that after 15 years of using bladders I finally have a good way to dry them out.
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Terry Bowers
> 3 dayThis filled a need to fully dry Camelback reservoirs, but I can see other uses for drying too. Neat product!
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DJZee
> 3 dayThe insert is not as sturdy as I thought it would be. folds and deforms after one use, but still seems to be doing the job on absorbing the moisture.
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Janet S
> 3 dayI have recently taken up hiking with my husband and bought 2 new backpacks with hydration bladders. I had given a BonDry to my daughter-in-law, who is a runner. She loves it so I bought one for myself. It works as expected and does a good job of completely drying the bladder between uses.