Mothybot Hydration Pack, Insulated Hydration Backpack with 2L BPA Free Water Bladder and Storage, Hiking Backpack for Men, Women, Kids for Running, Cycling, Camping - Keep Liquid Cool up to 5 Hours

The media could not be loaded.  I purchased this Mothybot hiking backpack with water bladder to use while playing with my dogs outside on hot days, and to take on hikes when we go on vacations. It’s easy to fill the bladder with 2 liters of water because the mouth is wide. That also makes it easy to clean. The bladder hangs inside the backpack via two velcro straps that feel cheap and flimsy. That’s the only part of this product that didn’t feel well-made, as the rest of the materials are thick and seem durable, and the seams don’t show any signs of fraying. The water nozzle goes through a hole in the shoulder strap and can be affixed to the chest strap on one side, then up through the hole in the strap on the other side, so it is always near your mouth. I usually have problems using water bladders like these because I have dentures, so I have zero bite strength, but I was able to drink from the Mothybot backpack with no problems, so I don’t think you will have any trouble either. Just remember that you have to pull up on the mouthpiece to unlock it first.There’s plenty of room in the backpack for hiking essentials like snacks and a first aid kit. There are pockets in the waist strap for storing small items like IDs and emergency cash. The shoulder straps, chest straps, and waist straps distribute the weight of the backpack well, so it’s comfortable to wear.Overall, this Mothybot hiking backpack with bladder performed as I had hoped it would, and I didn’t find any flaws with it, so I give it 5 out of 5 stars and recommend you give it a try.

I work outside for 8-10 hours a day dealing with customers and needed something to combat the Midwestern summer heat. Browsed around for a while and decided on the Mothybot. its very lightweight and the straps are comfortable. The clip that holds the straw up near your face is helpful, if you need to be semi hands-free.After using this for about a month I feel comfortable with leaving a review:TLDR: Buy it for day trips or quick bike rides, but carry extra cold packs for longer than a couple hours. Not fully insulated!PROS:╚The room for storage is great. Whether you're hiking, riding, or just making a day of the weather this pack has enough room to hold all the essentials.╚The waist straps have fanny-pack like pouches where you could store some money or maybe a knife. They're not big enough for phones, but they are good for extra pockets.╚There is a headphone cable port in the pack. Since I'm outside with my phone and an iPad, I keep a 20,000 battery in my pack's storage and routed the cable right along the path as the straw. It definitely makes it easier to get through the day when you don't have to find a way to charge your devices.╚The bladder's opening is large enough you could fill it with huge chunks of ice and let it melt all day as a way to preserve the cool drink on tap.Two big CONS:1) The compartment where the bladder is held is POORLY insulated. There's a very thin layer of insulation on the front and back of the compartment, but the sides and bottom are bare material. You're lucky to hold a temperature for about 2-3 hours without a lot of cold-pack support.To keep the pack cold past the 4 hour mark (closer to 6 hours) I add a cold pack behind the bladder, a cold pack to the front of the bladder, and 2 frozen bottles of water on each side.2) The 2 Liter capacity is not exactly the truth. 2-liters of water is about 67 ounces. The average water bottle in North America is 16.9 oz so I should be able to pour almost 4 full bottles. While standing on end, as if you were wearing it, the bladder will only hold 3 bottles of water. If you took it out of the pack, laid it flat, and carefully maneuvered the bladder as you filled it, you could get very close to the full 2 liters, but "ain't nobody got time fo'that"

If you do anything outside and care about being hydrated, this pack will have everything you would want. It's perfect for a run, a walk, a hike, a bike ride, a trip on the water. It has just enough room to store a lunch and snacks and a second layer (if packable). If I had a dog, I would be able to keep some accessories in there too. I love the belt pockets; however, being a larger person, they sit so far back on my sides that it's pretty inconvenient to reach them while wearing it. Other than that, no real negatives. The dust cover for the mouth piece is a MUST. And I love the hook that keeps the hose in place. The insulated pouch works well if you don't leave the pack baking in the sun for hours. I also love that the pouch on the inside is attached to the top of the inside of the bag, meaning your hydration pack will stay exactly where it should be the whole time. Over all a 9.5/10, love this pack so much, would STRONGLY recommend.

This backpack was comfortable and easy to secure as I climbed the perilous Angels Landing trail in Zion National Park. I didn't want to carry too much excessive weight on an already arduous incline, so a smaller pack was key, but there was still room for my snacks, and the pockets on the waist straps were brilliant ~ my chapstick, phone and hand sanitizer were within easy reach! And I adore the color.

This is the BEST purchase for Disney and Universal. We just got back from a 2 week marathon trip of both parks. End of June early July in Florida is HOT and humid. These saved our lives. Although the parks offer free water because of covid many of the places to get the water are limited and lines are long. Each family member had their own pack and we were able to fill them with ice and water before we left the hotel and again at midday during our break. If someone ran low we would refill them in a water fountain or bottle filler (newer attractions had these).The insulation kept the ice and water cold for a good amount of time. The packs were big enough we could throw snacks and sunscreen, a long sleeve shirt and a poncho (July in Florida is wet).The hip pockets are decent sized but if you have a larger phone they won't fit.Although these are water resistant and did a good job of keeping our stuff reasonably dry it is not waterproof. The ice in the pack created condensation and the fabric was damp. Perpetual rain had the packs damp but not soaked thru. We just put things we wanted to keep dry (long sleeve shirt) in a plastic bag for extra protection.Universal required placing bags in lockers before riding many of the rides. These easily fit with full water bladders and extra souvenirs (Harry Potter robes and wands).Definitely worth the money to get one for each family member. I'm plus size with a large bust and had so much extra room in the straps. The waist and chest straps help distribute the weight and make is much easier to carry compared to regular back packs!