Teton Trailrunner Hydration Backpacks– Hydration Backpack for Hiking, Running, Cycling, Biking, 2L Hydration Bladder Included

Muy buena mochila!, la bolsa de agua es de muy buena calidad

Es de buen material, y si no vas a cargar con muchas cosas es bastante útil y cumple su propósito.El espacio es demasiado pequeño ya que solo tiene un compartimento y se comparte con la bolsa de agua. Yo llevé una pila portable en una bolsa sellada y no hubo problema, pero si quieres guardar más cosas así recomendaría otra mochila con compartimenos diferentes.Ahora la uso para cosas pequeñas como llaves, y es muy buen uso. La bolsa de agua es fácil de lavar y la boquilla tiene truco para morder pero después es muy sencillo y sale buena cantidad de agua.

Bought this for my son for his hikes, he loves it.

The media could not be loaded. Truthful review from a long distance runner.I have used this hydration pack for 5 to 10 runs now. They are 10 to 13 miles in distance. I have read many of the reviews and am posting an honest review to rebuttle many of the complaints or give advice / better options for this pack.First of all, when full, it weighs a little bit. Of course it does, your carrying water on your back. The good thing about carrying the weight is... If your race is going to have hydration stations you won't need the pack, this means you trained at a heavier weight than you will race at. That's a plus.When filling the pack, the large spout is great, it allows you to easily add electrolyte supplements through the opening. Once the pack is full, make sure to turn it upside down and suck all the air / bubbles out of the bladder and hose. This prevents the noisey sloshing and help prevent ingestion of air.When putting the bladder into the pack, obviously the lid to the bladder and the hose should always face away from your back. Unless you want some irritating things poking into your back the entire time. Make sure to use the Velcro holder to suspend the bladder bag while you are using it. If the bladder falls into the bottom of the pack, it's going to swing around more and become more uncomfortable.The straps are fine, they need to be adjusted to slightly snug. The top strap has elasticity to help prevent restriction while breathing. The bottom strap should go around your belly under your ribs and be just tight enough to stop the pack from bouncing but not too tight to prevent deep breathing.The mouthpiece is pretty terrible and takes a hard bite and while running, causes a lot of ingestion of air. If you spit out the first draw of water, the second mouthful is usually a lot less air. But, the solution to this is replacing the mouthpiece. Today I ran for the first time with a replacement ( Osprey Hydraulics Bite Valve , Black https://a.co/d/jjWqwNo ) this thing makes 100% increase is the usability of this pack. Well with the little more cost for the mouthpiece upgrade. Makes the pack even more with the price. To see the type clamp I used, look at the pictures.The hose wasn't hard to insert in the bladder as long as you read the instructions. I don't remove the hose every time I clean the bladder because I don't want to damage the oring. I do blow air through the hose when I drain the bladder.The pouch on the front is great for a UCan Gel and 2 protein bars. I've also used the bungee lines on the back to hold long sleeve shirts when the temperatures rise and I need to dress down a little.The material dries quickly and is soft and padded. I use anti chafe when I run, I did have one time that my underarm got chafed from rubbing against the strap from the pack, I think this would happen with any hydration pack, all I do now is put anti chafe on my underarms and this hasn't been an issue again.I'll prob buy another one of these packs if this one ever breaks. I'm that happy with the results for the price.

Bought this for a hiking trip to Denver with the boyfriend. Took us awhile to figure out how to get the straw working. I highly suggest you do it before you decide to hike the Red Rocks as the boyfriend becomes the ex-boyfriend as he glares at you for your incompetency. I am NO EXPERT in hiking or backpacking but I do know my water and the Straw tastes like straight up plastic water, but you do look like a legit hiker and it was comfortable to wear. Don't worry he broke up with me two days after we got back from the trip, verdict is out if it had to do with this hiking backpack or that he is thousands of dollars in debt.