MARCHWAY Tactical Molle Hydration Pack with 3L TPU Water Bladder, Military Backpack for Backpacking, Hiking, Running, Cycling

So I'm now on my 2nd one of these (same mfr). The first one lasted for YEARS! Love the size (the 2 compartments outside carry all my tools and such for long bike-rides or hikes). The 3L bladder that comes with it was surprisingly good (in years past I'd instantly replace the 'cheap' bladder that comes w/ most hydration backpacks). My only nitpick is the bladder doesn't have the wide-open top (sealed with a sliding clamp). This type of bladder is a bit more maintenance to keep clean, but it's quality is first rate! (been using it for well over a year now, and use it a LOT). You can look at any 'name brand' hydration backpack and will pay MANY times more than this one costs, and they're not much if any better. This one has extra storage inside so I can carry a few clothes items along w/ tools and such. LOVE IT! My only real issue is not making it TOO heavy as it has so much storage!

Best backpack ever, exactly what i have been searching for. I wanted a small to med size backpack with a sternum strap and waiste belt to keep the weight off my shoulders whenever I was packed full and heavy and when not I can easily tuck the straps away and this pack is exactly what i have been looking for. It has a lot of room and keeps things organized without being overly complicated, this nails the less is more idea perfectly. The overall quality of the materials is great, doesn't have that cheep plastic feel that so many lower cost bags have and the quality of the included water bladder is surprisingly good, i put it next to my actual camelbak brand bladders and it just as good I have no doubt this will serve me well for a long time. Easy 5 stars and consider it an excellent value.

I've taken this on two long day hikes and really like it. More storage than others in it's price range. It's almost large enough to use as a laptop pack, but probably a tablet pack would be a better fit. The 3L bladder has worked well with no leaks. I filled the bladder and took an additional 2L in bottles and the pack was still comfortable. The MOLLE style exterior allowed me to attach a few exterior pouches and I've used as an airline carry on (without bladder). This pack is the compromise between a bare essential H2O pack and a full size day pack. If you want to carry more than just your car keys, but you don't need the kitchen sink, this pack will work.

Great little backpack that carries a 3L bladder in it, very nice hose and close/open mouth piece too. If they made one just a little bit bigger and triple stitched the backpack every wear they’d have another solid backpack I’d like to see this company make a 80L pack back with a 3/4L bladder in it. I think it would be perfect! I got this 3L stuffed first aid kit, camping fire starters, canteen, little stove, extra bottle holder pouch on the side, maps, gloves with clips, etc. Id suggest a chest pouch in front of it for maps and hiking snacks, flashlight, small tools too. It’s really a wonderful little day pack.

I’ve had bad luck buying random brand backpacks in the past but this thing is not bad. It’s not amazing quality but the quality matches prices and I think it will work well for many years.

Things I love are the pockets/storage is good, backpack is not too big and not too small. The 3L bladder is better than the 2. Zippers and construction seem super solid.Minor complaints is that the zippers start to open on the own at the top, you just need to move them all the way to right or left. And the water is a bit plastic tasting for the first few uses.

I took this bag on a 9-day hiking trip, and it was probably the best purchase I made for the trip. The hydration bladder is very easy to use, and I never ran out of water. I washed it before using it (which was simple), so I never noticed any plasticky taste or odd smells. The mouthpiece cover is an excellent addition that I highly recommend. I also love the chest and hip straps—they made the bag very comfortable and practical. The size ended up being perfect for everything I carried, including spare clothes, a first aid kit, food, water, extra shoes (I strapped to the outside), and more. I honestly couldn’t have completed this hiking trip without it.

I really enjoyed using this hydration pack at Burning Man. This was the first time I used a bag with a Molle system and I bought some attachments for it, which was cool. It actually inspired me to get some real Molle bags from 5.11 afterwards for camping and EDCThe 3 L water bag was a good amount of water. The hose detached from it nicely when filling up. I didn’t have it leak. It has a lever on the end of the hose to allow water to flow. My only critique is sometimes when I bit on the end, it was hard to get water out. At times it flowed nicely. At times I couldn’t get water out and I don’t know what I was doing wrong. I would have to angle the mouthpiece to find the right place to get the water to come out. This could be user error. However, it is still the best hydration pack I’ve used so far