Fossil Outdoor Inc. BōnDry - Hydration Pack Bladder Dryer, Made in The U.S.A, Patent Pending, Original Hydration Bladder Dryer. USDA Certified Biobased Product

Finally a way to fully dry my water bladder that doesn’t require hanging it to slowly dry!

Awesome product, I have bought several for myself and my friends

I 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.

Wish I could have found out about this long before now. Ive never had any luck with other approaches to drying my hydration pack, but this one works perfectly. Cut a slot into it to fit it around the divider in my pack, put it in and it worked overnight. Pack was completely dry the next morning.

These work great for drying hydration bladders, but also I cut one into 4ths and use them to dry silicone hand bottles as well.

Got 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.

This is the third one that I ordered for all my Camelback’s. I love that it dries out the inside and I don’t have to worry about it molding inside.

I usually have to hang my hydration bladder upside down on a banana hanger over a towel so it doesnt drain all over the counter. It usually takes 4-5 days for the main compartment to dry - the tube takes longer. This was after 12 hours lying flat on the counter. The tube is still wet, but the bladder itself seems dry. Very simple process and good results.

Sucks the water right out of the bottom. I was drying with paper towels and sometime a piece of towel would get left behind. If I didn’t do that there would still be water a week later. This soaks it right up. I hang it with my camel back hanger and stuff this in and bam it dries in a day. I will be putting the word out.

We use these for removing extra moisture out of our camel packs.