JoyiQi Hydration Bladder 2 Liter Water Reservoir for Water Backpack Hydration Pack System(Hiking, Camping, Cycling, Hunting), Water Bag with Large Open Easy to Clean, Strong Material FDA Approved

I finally used this to replace my original water bladder. It leaks from the spout while closed, and also leaks where the tube meets the bladder. I wish I tried it earlier as I would have sent it back. The material itself also feels flimsy.The positive: The cool water that leaks on my back and butt cools me down while I hike. It also has a very large opening if you want to add ice cubes. This is great, because the water leaking out of it helps cool you down even better! (sarcasm)

For the price It is a great Bladder !!! . It has a large opening for easy cleaning and filling. A Handle is attached to bladder which makes it easy to hold. It has two eyelets that make it easy to hang. They have Re-enforced the hose fitting with extra material where hose and the bladder attaches. (This is where most inexpensive bladders leak.) The Bite valve has an easy push/pull on/off feature the works quite nice. I have a Mil. Grade Camelback which have similar features however the Camelback was a lot more money. If you are Through or Section hiking the AT then go for more, But if you need a bladder for a Day or Weekend Bike or Hike, this one is good enough to get the job done, and you will not be disappointed.

I took this bladder for a quick hike, placed it in my backpack and it leaked during the entire trip. I was able to tighten the main canister to stop some leaking, however it continuously leaked from the mouthpiece. There is something wrong with the construction of this item.It was too late for me to return the item or else I would have.

Maybe I got a bad one, but mine couldn't be tightened down enough for the O ring to make a proper seal at the base of the tube. So when pressure was applied (the kind of pressure that would normally happen when you put a bladder in a backpack) it leaked. I only noticed because the back of my shirt started to get wet. Checked my backpack and it was soaked. I won't use it ever again.

Works pretty good. I have to use pliers to attach the tube to the bladder however. I've tried hand tightening it but just cannot get it tight enough without leaking. So I've done it with pliers and it hasn't leaked yet. I don't care for how the mouth suction piece attached to the tube. If you remove the cap and cover piece you have to take apart the suction piece. The suction piece is a little difficult to completely reattach after you have taken it off. Minor issue, but still an issue. Overall it does the job.

Mine leaked as soon as filled up with water. I sent it back as I didn't want to have a socked bag or run out of water. The leak was slow flow but enough to get wet my stuff. Who wants to use a leaking baddler. I returned mine back to Amazon for a refund.

The bladder leaked the first couple of times I used it from where the spout attaches to the bag because you have to twist into it, even after I twisted it to the max. It was a bit complicated to use.

I tried out the JoyiQi Hydration Bladder 2 last night on my bike ride. It was a mess. The bladder kept leaking, and the locking device requires two hands, which is not bike friendly. I do not recommend buying this product if you ride bikes.