Kingdder Large Capacity Water Storage Bladder Emergency Water Bladder Tanks Foldable Water Storage Tank Portable Rainwater Bag for Drought Resistance Fire Protection Agricultural Irrigation(540L)

I bought this to bring water to my rv when dry camping. I added a rv water pump to get the water from the bladder to the rv. It works great.

I wasn’t sure I would be happy with this however so far am pleasantly surprised.I am using this to transport water from shore to my boat in my dinghy when I don’t feel like taking the bigger boat off the mooring over to the water tap when at our local island.I have attached a few pics with the parts that I purchased at HD that allow me to add a male hose bib to the exit port on the side.I didn’t feel that the fill hole on top was large enough to put a hose into it so I found a piece of pipe that allows me to create a star wars type of female hose bib connector.It fits neatly in the floor of the dinghy and is a fast and simple operation.Once at my boat I have a built in pump and inlet to move the water. It has worked previously however my last tank grew feet and disappeared. This cost way less than the old one and since it isn’t in constant use I can’t imagine it not being perfect. However for permanent installation it has nice eyelets for securing it.I will be using it this weekend.

The threaded and barbed metal tube that is used to connect a hose to the valve, was junk. It was apparently not centered when it was threaded, it only had threads on one side of the tube. The bag itself seems to be sturdy enough to haul water. I used it to fill my RV freshwater tank when camping in an area without water.

We bought this for when we are camping and there are no water hook-ups. We had to use it once and it was great. Gave us 30 more gallons of water.

I used this as an extra water tank for my rv. It folds up really small but holds a ton of water. It fills from the top and drains from the bottom. I used a tiny transfer pump to add the water to my RV tanks with a generator but a power drill transfer pump would also be fine. Very durable, a bit of a rubber or plastic smell at first but went away quickly and we weren’t using as drinkable water anyway. You will want to swap parts for your own discharge needs but a trip to any hardware store should accommodate needs.

The blue bag leaked, not the nozzle. FLORIDA FAMILY WHEN WE NEEDED IT MOST. Stored safely in my hurricane kite, I pulled it out this month filled it up, and it leaked.

Picked this up for a extended RV trip to deserts of Moab, UT, and with the help of a cheap pump I was able to completely refill the RV water tank in a couple minutes. The only downside is if you use this for drinking water, it tastes like you would imagine; like drinking the water from a kiddy pool. There's a Strong PVC aroma and taste, though running it through a Brita helps. I imagine it's probably not safe for human consumption anyway, but should be fine for the shower, sink, toilet. For drinking water, I'd look elsewhere.

I use the bladder as a water holding vessel for showers while on extended camping/fishing trips. It works perfectly. I place the empty bladder elevated above the shower and directly fill it from the lake. It holds the water in a gravity feed position and then into an on demand hot water shower. Works perfectly. Nice and light to carry, easy to store and pack. Great investment!

Un producto muy util, sobre todo si quieres transportar agua de un lugar a otro

Use while travelling. Good quality, Ended up buying - another one as a spare.

Perfect for water cartage,240lts, especially when living off grid. Perfect fit in the back of the ute. Folds down to 36cm x 36cm. Excellent.

For the price, it's very good. I’m using it as a back up water supply on vehicle based camping trips.