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Michael Somer
Reviewed in the United States on February 9, 2025
Working towards being a bit more 'active' lately and one of the first thing I noticed when getting on a bike for the first time in 25-ish years was my near instant need for hydration. Instead of opting for a bottle cage, I decided to try this hydration vest and for the most part, the experience has been good.Pros:- Reasonably priced- Doesn't add much weight when full- Spout mechanism works well- No leaks (so far)- Water pack feels good on my back while riding'Meh' Feelings / Concerns:- Tube seems just a tad too long, hits my knees sometimes when cycling.- Not a lot of flexibility for adjusting. I'm 5'8" ~160, typically wear medium sized upper-body attire. I'm not confident this would be very comfortable for someone much bigger than that. I've maxed out the adjustments on it so there's not much room for more.- It's light weight, which is nice, but it dances that fine line of being light weight versus feeling like it may not hold up for the long haul. I feel I need to be very careful with it.Cons:- Glasses are useless and uncomfortable (didn't even realize it was coming with them). Would prefer to have $1-2 off the price instead of having these landfill shades- Promo pictures show you can fit a phone in the zipper pouch... Granted, I'm using a chonker (S24 Ultra) and it's nowhere near close being able to get in there. If you have a VERY small phone (think Asus Zenfone size) then maaaaaybe you can fit it in there. I wouldn't count on the compartment holding your phone though - especially if you're using a thick case.All that to say - this seems like a good value option and has calmed my desire to try opting for something more 'name brand' (for now) since I'm an extremely casual rider and just wanted something to make it easier to sip while re-learning how to ride a bike again.
Diana
Reviewed in the United States on February 22, 2025
Took the vest out for a long hike, and it was awesome. Super lightweight and comfortable, with no annoying bouncing. The 1.5L water bladder was just the right size, and it was easy to sip on the go. Loved the extra pockets for snacks and keys, and the breathable material kept me cool. Plus, the reflective design is a great safety feature. Overall, it’s a solid, no-fuss hydration pack that just works!
Chris
Reviewed in the United States on February 21, 2025
I ordered this cheap hydration pack just to use on ski trips. For that purpose it worked great since it was light and compact, and easily fit beneath my jacket.But if you plan to use this thing daily or even weekly, there are a few caveats to know about.First, the straps are super loose and flimsy. Though durable, they have no rigidity or structure to them so they get easily twisted.Second, the water flow isn't great. It definitely feels like drinking out of a thin straw, somewhere between a regular straw and a coffee straw.Lastly, and perhaps most bizarrely, it doesn't seem to have an obvious or intuitive way to secure the tube. I tried inserting the nozzle everywhere I could to get it to stay but it always slid out and just dangled free under my jacket. Not a big deal in my case, since it was secured under a winter jacket and the nozzle has a "secure/closed" setting, but if you're a runner or a biker, you might need a paperclip or something.Overall, for less than half the cost of a Camelbak Hydrobak, it does the job just fine. But this is definitely the Nissan Versa to the Camelbak's Lexus, meaning it's cheap and barebones. But if you only need it for one or two outings a year, it'll do just fine. I plan to keep using mine until it breaks. No leaks yet. 4/5
Simon S.
Reviewed in the United States on February 17, 2025
Pros: The hydration pack is really good quality. I love how that it came with straps to put on my body to make it tighter. The other thing that I liked about the backpack that it came with on the left side something to hold like glasses or sunglasses. And then the other side came with like a pocket, but like your phone or a snack or somethingCons: It didn’t have any directions on how to use the hydration pack. Secondly I didnt like the glasses that the hydration pack came with very cheap quality. I had to make a larger hole, which was easy, since little water was coming out of it at first. Just use a razor to extend the slit on the rubber mouthpiece.Overall, I like the hydration pack and think it's a good value.
Shayne
Reviewed in the United States on February 11, 2025
One of the better products I’ve bought on amazon. Been using it every week on my runs. Great for running during the day and night, super light weight and the reflective part is great for cars to see you if you’re on the road. Good storage, easy to clean, all around great. Would highly recommend!
I Bryant
Reviewed in the United States on February 1, 2025
Got this vest to use on my runs and I love it! It’s lightweight, breathable, and comfortable with adjustable straps that prevent bouncing. The water reservoir is easy to use with a leak free bite valve, and there’s plenty of storage for essentials. Perfect for staying hydrated on the go, highly recommend!
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on January 28, 2025
Got this hydro vest for my husband who runs a lot. Fits him perfectly, lightweight and has a lot of utility. He loves it and the glasses that came with it. Would buy again.
Maria
Reviewed in the United States on January 21, 2025
Just got my hands on this hydration vest and wow - what a steal! The sleek black design is clean, and the build quality is seriously impressive. The hydration bladder is solid, straps are sturdy, and it even came with some shades! I love how lightweight it is, perfect for running. The separate compartment is super handy too - keeps the bladder on one side and my gear on the other. The quality is great all around. Simple, functional, and just feels right. Can't wait to start running with this - honestly super impressed. Solid 5/5.
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