Vecto Water Collection and Filtration Bag (2L, 3L) - 28mm Neck Compatible with Popular Filters - Wide Opening for Easy Water Collection - Lightweight, Compact, Durable Tethered Cap and Slider

Love this water bladder. This water container worked perfectly on several multi-day backpacking trips in California and Oregon, and held up extremely well. It’s lightweight, easy to use, and very durable, even with repeated filling and squeezing. It’s fully compatible and fits perfectly with a Sawyer water filter (in fact, Sawyer actually provides Cnoc brand water containers in some of their kits!) and connects smoothly for efficient filtering without connection issues or leaks. It seems like a reliable piece of gear that does exactly what it’s supposed to do and is well worth bringing on the trail. It is part of my default backpacking kit now. Well worth its price, several times over. It's the kind of reliability you need in the back country.

Super impressed with this water container. It packs down tiny, is very lightweight, and the material feels strong and flexible — way better than stiff plastic bags. The wide opening makes filling fast and easy, even in streams, and it works perfectly with my filter setup. No leaks, no weird taste, and rolls up compact when empty. A great piece of gear if you're backpacking or doing longer hikes. Highly recommended.

This review is for both the product and the AWESOME customer service of CNOC. ONE SUPER IMPORTANT NOTE: do not overtighten the lid. It does not click like a regular water bottle. I over tightened and broke it causing me to be able to use unless my sawyer was on top (as it’d leak water). Although my fault, minimal gear (who makes these) sent me a cap free of charge. I bought this for a multi day hiking trip with me and a friend and it was a life saver. It held my cold water with no issues and I’d dump my leftover boiled water into this with also no issue. At only 2.8oz it’s super light! While the ultralight community might prefer some weird contraption they’ve made, you’ll never notice 2.8oz. I didn’t notice any weird taste from the container itself which is a positive! 2L capacity is great for one person, but we brought enough bottles that I needed to refill twice. Though this rolls up small enough that I didn't care as the alternative are those big water containers. My color was orange, but apparently there is a glow in the dark color which I would spend a pretty dime to buy (it sounds so cool). For about $20, this is well worth it as the sawyer bags I had kinda suck (they’re not relegated to be used as my bidet water)

Great! Durable material. I don't care if I fill it up or only use it for 16oz or so of water. I LOVE these style bah because I CAN fit my hand in it to wash it and don't need extra brushes and stuff! That's the most beneficial feature of this specific kine water pouch. To me the other ones that don't do this are garbage. Useless. This should be the industry standard.

Works perfectly as a 'supply' bottle - hang it from a tree and attach a Sawyer filter and then a potable bag at the bottom. Before you know it, nice filtered water in your potable bag. The Cnoc bag has a HUGE opening on one side to scoop up water from a lake, river, pond and a sturdy handle. The same opening can be used to clean the bag when you get home (or in the field). Have you ever tried to clean one of those bags through that tiny little inlet/outlet port? Impossible in the field and difficult even at home. The Cnoc bag solves that problem perfectly. A few small demerits - the bag material has a mild odor and 'seems' more fragile. I say seems, because it is pretty tough and I have NOT punctured it - but I do treat it delicately. It should come with a wee bit of shock cord to secure it when not in use, but that is easy, peasy to fix after the fact with your bit of shock cord. The water bag is really great and I should give it five stars. But I find myself deducting one star because of the mild plastic smell which other bags do NOT have. All that being said, I HIGHLY recommend this as a supply bag passing through the Sawyer into a potable bag - rock star rating for that setup. Cheers.

I bought several of these for my two dogs for hiking to put in their Ruffwear Dog packs. I normally used to carry this water bottle that they could drink out of that had a foldable spout but my current dog is a mastiff and his giant mouth does not work with the small spout. This way I got a Guyot XL squishy bowl for dogs and these water bladders. The mastiff can carry one 3L bag on each side of his pack and my smaller shepherd can carry one 2L bag on each side of his pack without affecting the weight ratio of packs and I keep him safe. I had originally purchased some platypus bags but they are not convenient to fill out of a tiny spout, nor does it have an easy cleaning ability. These bladders are awesome. They are thin and lightweight, easy to clean out of their top flap AND easy to fill from the top flap. They are exactly like human hiking bladders without the tubing and instead has a twist on spout. LOVE THEM. Plus as you use them they shrink down to tiny. Perfect. The Ruffwear pack carries the bladder perfectly without sloshing if you removed the air and protects the bladder from puncture as long as you don’t add anything sharp to the pack.

Great bag, easy to fill up, no chemical smell or taste to the water looks sturdy; but somehow mine started leaking after 2nd use right at the point where the round opening meets the bag; so when I tried to run the water thru my Sawyer, the leak would be dangerously run down the filter. Fortunately I had a small hose and a tape to mitigate that since it happened in the middle of the backpacking. If own one may not be a bad idea to reinforce that area with some tape prior the trip. Update: cnoc contacted me to replace the bag ; super nice people; actually not a big deal, its a bag in harsh environment , leaks are possible; , I am getting one more bag for my next trip;

I recently completed a section hike on the Pacific Crest Trail, and I can confidently say that the Cnoc Outdoors 28mm Vecto Water Bladder was one of my best gear choices. This bladder is packed with features that make hydration on the trail not just easy, but enjoyable. Dual Opening Design: The dual opening design is a standout feature. The slider-sealed wide opening made filling the bladder from streams and lakes a breeze, while the standard 28mm screw neck allowed for easy attachment to my Sawyer Squeeze filter. This versatility meant I could quickly filter water on the go without any fuss. Lightweight and Compact: Weighing in at just 3 ounces and with a packed size of 7x2x1.5 inches, the Vecto bladder is incredibly lightweight and compact. It fit perfectly in my backpack without taking up valuable space, which is crucial when you’re trying to keep your pack as light as possible. Durability: Despite its soft material, I was impressed by the durability of the Vecto. With a breaking point of 220 lbs, I felt confident that it could withstand the rigors of the trail. I had no issues with leaks or punctures, even when navigating rocky terrain. Easy to Clean: Cleaning and drying the bladder was straightforward thanks to the wide opening. After each use, I could easily rinse it out and let it air dry, ensuring that I maintained good hygiene throughout my hike. Overall, the Cnoc Outdoors 28mm Vecto Water Bladder exceeded my expectations. It made staying hydrated effortless, allowing me to focus on enjoying the stunning scenery and the adventure of the trail. If you’re planning a hike on the PCT or any other long-distance trail, I highly recommend adding this bladder to your gear list!

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I like the robustness of the water bag and ease of filling it with water. Personally I connect a Sawyer water filter to it and the CNOC 2 l waterbag saves a lot of running back and forth to the water.

So I’m not sure how this will stand up as I’ve only used it on one 3 day trip so far but it feels quality made, and worked very well for my needs. I was able to dip it into a shallow part of the lake so that I could filter out water. Screwed onto my Sawyer filter as expected. I like that it rolls up so well, the reason I don’t use the bag included with Sawyer. Just has a really nice feel to it and while at first I didn’t want a 2 L bag. The 2 L actually works pretty well because you can’t always get enough water in when it’s shallow. I do love that the top opens right up, which just makes filling so much easier. I could even use a cup to dip into the lake and then pour that into the open top. It handled quite a bit of squeezing when I wanted to speed things along but I also love comes with a anchor point to hang up for gravity filtering.

I use two of these when hiking, one raw water and one for filtered water. I run the raw water through my Sawyer filter from one into the other. It makes life far simpler.