Aquamira2L Pressurized Reservoir, Water Filtration Reservoir, 70 oz.capacity

Great for hiking, jogging, walks with pets, etc. Pressurized bladder let’s me share with others, especially my dog.

I got this for a water system for an offroad desert rafe where the water is mounted behind the driver seat. Assembly was easy but was a little confused not realising there is actually two bladders, one that pumps up with air, and one that gets filled with water. Because of that, the outlet nipple placement up high on the bladder doesnt matter. Worth noting, it does not come with a filter. It does say that but I did miss it anyways. I wish the pressure hose was a bit longer or they invluded a longer aize that could be swapped on so I didnt have to make my own longer one for my application. Would work great in any notmal hiking or camelback type adventure.

I got this hydration pack so I can filter the water at music festivals. my only think with it is the pump does not work as well as I feel it should…I tried reaching out to the company but have not yet heard back. If they can either show a visual of how the pressure setting is suppose to work or send me a new on that functions properly I would probably give it 5 stars.. but right now all that makes it better than I normal pack is there’s a place for the filter.Updating my review. Because it’s the day of the event and it DOESNT WORK. Leaks EVERYWHERE. Would not recommend

ran this hydration system at Lost Lands two years in a row now. for an extra layer of protection and this setup has allowed me to go free of mind that no matter where the water comes from it is good to drink because of the filter built in. Also, the water presser is a game changer for washing hands when the water is out. or filling up your bros G fuel or some type of powered drink like liquid IV. overall 1000% only down side is it gets a little fat when you pump it up. but I learned you don't need much if you just drink it only needs lots of air if using it like a hose.

The bladder part of this reservoir is great, but the pressurization is a Godsend. You can just bite down while moving around and not have to stop your breathing pattern to suck in. The one complaint I have is that the air pump is not attached to the best quality, so if you have some super glue or some other adhesive, I would recommend putting some on either side of the pressure release valve. Aquamira does sell them for around $15, but if you can avoid losing it in the first place, do so.

Works fine as a hydration pack but the "Pressurized" feature is lacking. With it pumped up it will barely move any water at all. The first pack I received was broken where the pressure side was and would not create pressure. Amazon replaced it and the second one I can pump it up like crazy and it barely has enough pressure to move the water through the line when it was sitting on my counter level. Once it's on my back and having to going up to my mouth level it is useless - no pressure at all no matter out much I pump. I only gave it 3 stars because it still functioned fine as a regular hydration pack - albeit a very expensive one.

I am no expert on water bladders. The previous one I bought (Oasis) looked like the quality was very good and durable, but the flow was slow. I never finish drinking the 2 liters of water because it took too much effort. So I bought a Mazama water pressure kit which sounded great in theory but It wasn't . This Aquamira is expensive, but it works exactly as advertised.

I bought this water bladder to go to edc an best purchase ever