Mubasel Gear Insulated Hydration Backpack - Keep Your Drinks Cool and Hands-Free!

Yve Artemisia: had it for about a month . Son loves it , Looks like good quality. Sufficient pockets and storage spots insulated large water bladder area, but son doesnt use the bladder . Color is as expected nice and vibrant

Australia on Oct 08, 2023

Jason G: This is my second hydration backpack and definitely my favorite of the two. Very easy to fill the water bag, as it has a handle near the opening of the bag. The side pockets aren't very large, but I find that they are suitable for carrying a few snacks, eye drops, and keys. The larger pocket is great for holding larger items such as phone, raingear, etc. Highly recommend.

United States on Sep 11, 2023

Holly S: Took this backpack on a multi-adventure trip to Alaska and it was everything I needed. The bladder kept me hydrated, the fit was perfect and very comfortable, the number of pockets helped me organize my gear easily and it was just the right weight. When not using the bladder, I would put a regular water bottle in the large part of the pack, along with jacket, snacks, and all the other stuff one needs when on a wild land (or township) journey. Have tried other high end brands, but this one was just right for me. Try it!

United States on Sep 07, 2023

John Stangland: Pretty decent for the price and well built. For the average 10 mile day hikes, the light weight makes it very comfortable. I recommend this!

United States on Sep 03, 2023

Talia Cruz: So I recently got a new job as a field outreach Representative so I am outside a LOT. 6 hours a day in rain, snow, or the burning hot sun.

I used to have a small shoulder bag that carried my cards, phone, water bottle, snacks, and other necessities but it was weighing my shoulder so much and it was also a struggle to try to reach for things I needed: especially water.

Having to juggle everything made it hard to drink water.

Come this beautiful invention. It is insulated, carries nearly half of what your daily required water intake is (which is 4L), and it's roomy and light!!! Not only that, the flower pattern is so cute!!

I can drink cold water whenever I want when out in the field and carry snacks with me wherever I go. And if homeowners are so kind, they offer me water bottles in which I can also stick in my back in the main insulated pocket!!!

While I did give this 5 stars, there are a few nit picky problems I have:

Yes, the condensation from cold water WILL soak your back. Not a big deal. I line the bottom of the insulated pocket with a small hand towel. THE BLADDER ITSELF IS SECURE AND DOES NOT LEAK***

Two, I know this is...

United States on Jun 09, 2022

Emily S: First of all - this is a nice, compact little pack. I recently started increasing my mileage while hiking/running and wanted something to have with me. I've used it on half a dozen short runs/hikes (under 15 miles each) and one long excursion for over 15 miles at Red Rocks.
First off - the straps...? I'm 5'9", around 145 lbs with a pretty small torso. It took tons of adjusting and tightening to try to get the pack settled right. I had a decent amount of shifting/rocking when the bladder was full and had to stop quite a bit to get the adjustment correct. After the adjustment was finally correct, I was left with TONS of straps just hanging. I'm hesitant to cut them down, but I've had to tuck/hide/zip/wrap up the straps as much as possible to have them not hitting me during the run.
2nd - SWEAT. Because it's so snug on your frame to avoid movement, be advised you'll be sweaty...and then literally sweat THROUGH the bag. On the first run with the pack, I did a moderately paced 5-6 miles and I completely soaked through the straps on my back/shoulders. The back of the pack (against my back) was disgusting. I'm not a heavy sweater by any means, so just an FYI if this is a concern...

United States on Oct 08, 2018