MARCHWAY Tactical Molle Hydration Backpack - Perfect for Outdoor Adventures

Amazon Customer: This thing is a fraction of the cost of a similar camelbak while maintaining every bit of the high quality. The pockets are more usable than a similar pack with their placement and size. I was in the military and used camelbaks and I strongly urge you to buy this Marchway if you're on the fence about which to get. The hose is segmented so you can replace parts as needed and the ~1 gallon lasts me all day. I keep everything in the pouches from chewing gum, phone charger, snacks and spare socks/underwear. The water stays 'drinkably' cool all day and the bag is sturdy and comfortable. You really don't need a separate backpack.

United States on Nov 11, 2023

Ignacio L: Material and product is overall good. The clip that goes over your chest seems kinda small and not able to close. For reference I’m a 220lb male with a somewhat active body frame

United States on Nov 04, 2023

Serghei: Update: seller reached out to me and sent me a replacement hose with a properly working valve. 5 stars!

The bag is holding fine. Bladder stayed cool all day, but the valve is constantly leaking in both open and closed positions.

Canada on Sep 11, 2023

Omri GardiOmri Gardi: I really loved the the design and found it very handy, useful features and pockets . Unfortunately didnt last long at all! have it around 3 months used a very few little time and already got a a massive tear at the top of the bag. not suitable for "heavy duty".

Australia on Sep 07, 2023

Client d'Amazon: Moyennement déçu par ce produit, je pensais pouvoir l’utiliser vraiment comme un sa à dos pour y mettre (en plus de l’eau, mes clés ) un petit appareil photo. En fait il y a 2 poches (en plus de la poche pour l’eau) ou on peut y placer peu de choses, donc un sac beaucoup plus grand et plus lourd que les sacs que j’utilise pour mes marathons mais non,

Canada on Jul 07, 2023

Travis W Vassar: I've had this for about a year as of this review. I mainly use for lawn work, and can't hardly get the lawn mowed without it. Also makes it easy to get the kids to drink more water when we're out doing stuff.

Initially purchased for the large capacity, and the large opening. You want the large opening for cleaning. Being able to disconnect the hose at the bladder also makes it less awkward to clean. There are little dots and corresponding arrow on the cap, which took me an embarrassingly long time to notice. Those help get the cap sealed correctly, and it is a super great fit/doesn't leak. I don't use the belt strap, but it easily tucks away. Most of the time I don't even register that it's there.

I didn't think much of the pockets at first, but have found them super convenient for the pool. Can easily get several bottles of sunscreen, phone, wallet, and keys in it. I also wondered why in the world you'd want a cap on the bit valve... until I took it to the beach! And the cap is shaped so you can use your teeth to get it on and off. I also wondered at that until lawn work left me with dirty hands.

The rate of water flow encourages sipping vs gulping. At first...

United States on Jul 03, 2023

Brettsky13: This item is great for the basic walker to the more adventurous hiker. Plenty of storage for the basics (keys, phone, wallet etc) with a generous 3L water bladder. Suits me perfectly.

Australia on Jun 16, 2023

Clint Wallace: Way out performs much more expensive products of the same design, highly recommended

Australia on Jul 29, 2022

Barnacle Bill The Sailor: A nice pack for the money. I got this for longer runs and training hikes in the hot summer months. I'm getting older and where I used to be able to get away with a 12 mile run or hike in humid summer weather without taking water and losing 5 lbs of water weight, I found that last summer I was coming back nauseous and dizzy then consuming 2 liters of water. It has finally sunk in that I've developed a bad habit that I can no longer just bull my way through now that I'm a geezer. Also, after decades of running, my right knee is showing some signs of wear.

So these days, I've taking to hiking longer distances (12 miles) with lots of elevation gain (about 1,500 ft) rather than running most of the time. I tried running / hiking and holding a lightweight disposable water bottle but that's just a pain when I'm out there for three hours. I thought hip belts would be just as uncomfortable. So I looked around for a hydration pack and decided to try this.

I couldn't be happier. It fits my frame fine. Design, materials, and construction are all good. And the feature set suits my needs. I can carry all the water I need and not even feel the weight. My wallet, keys, sunglass case,...

United States on Apr 23, 2018