Maelstrom Hydration Backpack, Hiking Backpack with 2L/3L Water Bladder, High Flow Bite Valve Water Backpack Lightweight

Maelstrom Hydration Backpack, Hiking Backpack with 2L/3L Water Bladder, High Flow Bite Valve Water Backpack Lightweight

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  • Amazing Multi-Pocket Design: Unleash your inner adventurer with our 20-liter hiking backpack.Its main compartment perfect for clothes and essential first-aid items. The built-in front pocket secures valuables, the upper pocket is designed for sunglasses, and lower pockets provide easy access to items. Helmet storage is conveniently located between the outer and middle pockets, while the bottom features a dedicated outdoor tool pocket.
  • Hands-Free Leakproof Water Bladder: Stay hydrated on the go with a 2-liter bladder and bilateral hose outlets. The large opening design of the bladder ensures easy filling and cleaning. The separate insulated compartment provides hours of cooling with ice packs. The bladder is replaceable and supports up to 3 liters.
  • High-Flowing Hose Design: To prevent water leakage when not in use, we’ve designed a push-on straw tip of hydration backpack. Follow these steps:push on the tube tip,then gently bite the water outlet with your teeth.This easily allows for a high-density flow, quickly replenishing water when thirsty.
  • Effortless Outdoor Experience: Ideal for hiking, cycling, or skiing, and with a chic look perfect for music festivals, our 2-pound water backpack offers comfort and stability. It features a 3D breathable padded back and adjustable chest/waist straps, ensuring a perfect fit for all sizes.
  • Safety in Every Detail: Crafted with a 100% food-grade material bladder, a built-in whistle, high-density nylon fabric, and reflective strips that ensure visibility in low-light conditions.Mealstorm hydration pack provides much securities.
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  1. Veda Williams –

    I have used this on the last seven hikes. The backpack is light, comfortable, and it does not even feel like I am wearing one.
    I washed out the drinking bladder prior to the first use. I noticed a hint of plastic taste, but the more I use it the less I have that taste. The water seems to be cold throughout the hike.
    I have not notices any leakage from the bladder.
    For my use, there seems to be adequate storage compartments for my items.
    I am very happy with the backpack and feel it is a good value

    Veda Williams –

  2. Joy –

    Just enough space for day hiking with plenty of pockets to separate things. Plenty of straps to hang things off of. Not too heavy. Includes water bladder. Works well. Zippers sturdy. Haven’t had any issues. Love the color.

    Joy –

  3. Joy –

    I love the fact that this is compact, lightweight, and comfortable for a girl with large boobs. You can fit a lot into it. And you can fasten it around your middle to help carry the load better. The hydro pack works great, too, and stays cold for hours. (I was in an all-day protest rally.) Unfortunately, the stitching along the area where the straps meet the shoulder are ALL coming loose after one use. I’m taking it to a tailor to get it shored up, because I don’t want to send it back.

    Joy –

  4. Veda Williams –

    I purchased this in anticipation of a forecasted heat index of over 100° for the Florida Panthers Stanley Cup parade in celebration in Fort lauderdale. I have never owned a hydration backpack before, so I made sure to do a lot of research and read a lot of reviews and I kept coming back to this particular hydration pack. I did not want to have to deal with leaks or tears during my first trip out.

    Other, more well-known brands of hydration packs appeared to be around $80 to over $100, which was a bit out of my budget for the moment, which makes the value of this pack even more exciting. The material feels very durable, comfortable padding on the back and in the shoulder straps, heavy duty zippers. The pocket for the water bladder is lined with thermal foil and there is plenty of space to add a couple of lunchbox-sized freeze packs to keep your water deliciously cold. There is a ton of additional storage space as well. The water bladder feels super reliable and the water delivery system is easy once you get the hand of it.

    For this trip, in addition to the water and freeze packs, I packed a sandwich, banana, two granola bars, two cans of soda in the main pouch, an extra pair of sandals in the bottom zipper, my wallet and keys in a zipper pocket behind the neat American flag patch (nice touch), umbrella and sunscreen in the side pockets, and a small towel in the front pocket. I still had plenty of space and the design of the bag makes it super comfortable without feeling too heavy.

    The chest and waist straps minimize shifting and rubbing and I never felt fatigued while wearing it for over four hours and walking through crowds all along Fort Lauderdale Beach. The straps are easily adjustable and stay where you put them. I’m very excited to plan my next trip with this hydration backpack, I feel confident that I’ll be able to take everything I need for a day trip while staying hydrated and energized.

    Veda Williams –

  5. Darkslide –

    I was looking for a pack for mountain bike riding but didn’t want to spend upwards of $100. With that said this pack is really good for the money. Lots of space, good sized zip up pockets, helmet storage and the bladder pocket is lightly insulated. The build quality is on par with CB and other brands. The bladder, hose ,mouth piece and zippers are good quality as well. The only slight “issue” would be the Velcro that holds up the bladder sticks together and holds good for now but will probably wear out much sooner than the pack itself. Not a big deal in my book. The mesh definitely doesn’t allow much air flow to your back but it is nicely padded and comfortable.

    So far I’ve been on several rides with it and it’s held up well. Im happy I tried this one out before paying extra for essentially the same thing at 2-3X the price.

    Darkslide –

  6. Amber Jack –

    While other packs of the similar type are lacking in space, not comfortable, and not made for the average American man, this pack works extremely well as an EDC pack that has a ton of storage options, very comfortable, and surprisingly fits even an average American man easily.

    My only con with this bag is that the back seemed quite flimsy but I was able to stabilize it with a thin sheet of metal.

    Amber Jack –

  7. Gary Schmitt –

    Great product. Lots os storage. Well made. Highly visible in orange. A++

    Gary Schmitt –

  8. Chris perry –

    I bought this as a replacement for my more expensive name brand bag/water backpack. This was much cheaper. The very first thought I had when I ordered it was oh well it’s probably going to feel cheap but what do you want for half the price? Whenever I got it I was very happy with my purchase. I got the one that holds 2 l of water and I really like the way that it functions. The water pouch part of it is kind of standard. What makes this stand out is the bag itself has a liner inside of it that keeps your drinks cool for up to 6 hours, and yes it actually works. Especially if you throw in some ice in the bag with your water. The parts that touch your body as far as straps and the back piece go are all padded and have a material on top of them that should dry sweat pretty quickly. It does have adjustable straps for your chest and for your waist as well to keep it tight to you. The bag itself is much larger than my previous one. It has plenty of pockets and zippers even a flip down piece that can be used as a helmet storage if you are like me and ride mountain bikes and one Wheels. I actually took this thing camping last weekend and I carried my clothes and everything I would need for the trip as far as toiletries, medicine, first aid, a Sony camera, even a backup pair of flip flops all fit easily in the bag. It has several clips, d-rings and bungee cords for carabiners and extra storage. It has adjustable straps to keep things nice and tight when packing for a trail ride or hike, or to open up and fit larger items. I am really impressed by the deceptively large size of this big. With all the straps pulled tight and the bag empty, you would never guess it would hold so much. Great price point too

    Chris perry –

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