Unigear 900D Tactical Hydration Pack Backpack - Durable and Comfortable for Outdoor Adventure

Ruben: The backpack has a nice design which is really quite comfortable while also having a decent amount of space, i would like if it was expandable. The bladder sucks, tastes like plastic no matter how you clean it, the spout requires you to suck so forcefully you get short of breath. No good for running or biking because the rubber and cap will fall off on there own like in the first activity. The cap on the hose hardly even connects anyway. Also there is no hangar for the bag in the pack, and unless you stuff the spout behind a strap it'll just flop all over the place, there's nowhere to put it

Canada on Oct 01, 2023

Patrick Dean: Would buy again

United States on Sep 19, 2023

wanda: Came back to write a review after a solid year of use. I love this pack so much mainly because it’s held up to the abuse I’ve put it through after a year of intense training for the military. I love that it includes elastic straps to fold and tie down excess straps, has great compartmentalization within the storage space, (keys, carbs, and wallet won’t bounce around) and I love the long hydration straw which can be clamped down so it doesn’t bounce around. I also love how long they made the straps so I can throw it over my ruck and also make it tighter when going on long runs. They thought of everything when they made this including an emergency whistle which I’ve never had to use but is great to have. Also if you’re wondering, a Tshirt fits great in the top pocket which for me I always throw my wet sweaty shirt in halfway through runs/rucks. The molle and velcro for a patch was a great touch. I’ve also put a rolled up towel in the space between the pockets for pool days. 10/10 recommend this product and will buy again if anything happens to mine.

Sidenote: mine gets completely soaked in sweat after long runs so I just take the bladder out and hand wash and...

United States on Jul 14, 2023

Gustavo GarzaGustavo Garza: Me gustó mucho la mochila. Solo no encuentro donde se cuelga la bolsa

Mexico on Jun 13, 2023

Mattyb: Love the bag. It’s very easy to drink from it and it fits quite a bit of water in it.

Canada on Sep 21, 2022

Firas: I love this, just wish the mouth bit was a bit easier to suck water through

Canada on Jun 30, 2022

DJPapagiorgio: I do plenty of distance running and was looking for a pack with a low profile, solid hydro-capacity, and tight, form-fitting feel without the bouncing and swaying I’ve had from other hydro-packs. This backpack delivered on most of these details! The pockets are perfect for carrying the essentials like wallet, keys etc without tempting you to overload the bag with extra stuff. The result is a low-profile, stylish pack that clings tightly to the body. No issues for my build which can be described as average height and athletic build. The one knock is that the bladder and tubing are merely average and a little bit unorthodox in design. Filling the bladder is awkward and sliding it back into the back is a strange chore. Mine seems to leak slightly regardless of how diligently I seal it. After several uses and cleanings, the bladder also still has the lingering factory odor that other people have also commented on. Definitely passable but doesn’t reach an excellent standard. The result is a solid product which should satisfy the needs of most buyers.

Canada on Aug 30, 2018

William Vonderlinde: I found the Tactical Hydration Backpack from Unigear to be a good product ideal for any consistent runner, biker, or avid hiker looking for a durable hydration bag with decent comfortability and a sleek military-esc design.

Durability-
I have found the durability of this hydration pack to be its best characteristic. It is made of a strong denier polyester that holds up well for long periods of time such as on a mountain hike, where you would typically be carrying a heavy load for an extended period of time. The hydration pack itself is also durable and is easily able to make it through runs or bike rides over rough terrain with no damage whatsoever. One potential issue is the cap to the hydration nozzle can be torn off fairly easily while being used during more intense workouts. However, this issue is solved by simply decreasing the intensity of your workout before taking a drink from the nozzle, which is something that all people should practice regardless for various health reasons.

Comfort-
As a whole, I was satisfied with the comfort that the hydration bag provided. The adjustable straps make it easy for anyone to adjust the straps to fit their chest and...

United States on Sep 15, 2017

Matthew Burris: I was choosing between buying this pack (or one very similar) versus a much more expensive camelbak brand pack of similar size. I ultimately chose this one because the bladder looked very legit and the price difference was just so large that I had to try this one. But there have been substantial pros and cons.

The pack:

Pros - First, I really like the design of this pack. I'm a small-framed woman so big heavy packs aren't my thing - this one is just the right size. The chest and waist straps also make it very comfortable for long treks. It's very versatile, and I like the "military" style that means it has lots of straps to attach additional objects on the outside. How I usually set it up is I put my "10 essentials" all in the top zipper pocket (it fits everything: knife, mylar sleeping bag, first aid kit, head lamp, lighter, emergency food, sunscreen, whistle, and emergecy power for my phone [which is my GPS]); then I put my needs for that day's hike in the bottom zipper pocket (snacks, extra clothing, microfiber towel), and if I need to I can use carabiners to attach an extra pair of shoes or extra layers of clothing (or really anything else) to the...

United States on Oct 25, 2016