NOOLA Hydration Backpack with 3L TPU Water Bladder, Tactical Molle Water Backpack for Men Women, Hydration Pack for Hiking, Biking, Running and Climbing

Bought for working concerts in the heat of Californias never ending summer and THIS bad boy right here did its job and then some!! Not only does it have a chest strap, it has a waist strap as well, MOLLE strap and pockets GALORE for such a small bag! Kept my water ICY cold and me as well, the bad with just water (3L) is t heavy at all, only added weight was when I added my gear I needed for work. I would definitely RECOMMEND this bag for anyone looking for a good quality bag and not pay the big names brand pricing!

I’ve bought this 3 times already for myself and family members. It’s a solid hydration bag, works well and it’s pretty comfortable even when the bladder is full of water!

Good backpack, waterproof, and camel is great

I can’t give this five stars but only because I, personally, have not found the “perfect” camelback FOR ME. That’s a very subjective thing and I’m very picky. I should mention that I am a big 6’5* man so how things fit me may not be how they fit you. Due to my own size, I can’t say that any backpack or camelback is too big. I purchased this camelback because the first one I purchased (different brand) was half the price and therefore approximately half the quality. I like camelbacks with 3 liter bladders and this fulfills that requirement. The hose and drinking nozzle work well. The shoulder straps are good (comfort, adjustment). The sternum strap is so far holding up. I mention this because the sternum strap on my old one (different brand) keeps releasing but is not broken. This camelback provides some extra pouches for your wallet, keys, glasses and other items should you so choose. My other camelback didn’t have that but it wasn’t something I was missing either, at least not for my use-cases. The American flag patch is attached with velcro and can therefore be removed should you so desire and there is space for additional patches. All in all it’s good for the price. I got it for the 3 liter bladder and it’s relatively small size. And that it’s black. I always get black stuff. It’s what I do. While not as svelte as many of those cyclist camelbacks, which usually have smaller bladders and/or are more expensive, it’s still relatively slender on the back. The only reason I may opt to not purchase this item again is because there are so many options on the market. But would I recommend someone else to purchase this camelback? Yes, absolutely. If you think that it seems like it might suit you, go for it.

I bought this almost two years ago as a total hiking beginner, thinking, “If I actually get into hiking, I’ll upgrade later.” Well… I did get into hiking. This little $40 pack has been with me on rim-to-rim in the Grand Canyon, hikes all over Arizona, and even Maui, and it’s finally what’s pushing me to invest in more serious gear. For what it is, it’s been incredible. It’s small, light, and very grab-and-go. It carried snacks, a small first-aid kit, and either a light layer or an extra bladder. On our Grand Canyon hike I actually carried a second 3L reservoir in it, so you can squeeze in up to 6 liters of water if you add another bladder (but basically nothing else). When I needed more room I just tied my jacket or pullover to the outside and it still worked. I even clipped my holster to the waist strap for a while before I upgraded my setup. Durability has been awesome. The fabric, stitching, and zippers never failed once, even with heavy use and desert heat. The back mesh is fine—not super ventilated or fancy, but in Arizona you mostly just accept that you’re going to sweat anyway. I did travel with it once as my personal item on a plane and regretted it; it’s just too small and narrow and hard to get into for that kind of use. This is really a minimalist hiking pack, not a travel backpack. The only thing that eventually gave out was the bladder connection. After a lot of use, the adapter where the hose clicks in started to leak whenever the hose was attached. Otherwise the bladder held up well, and I actually found it easy to clean because my hand can fit into the opening (I’m a woman with average-sized hands). In the end, the reason I’m upgrading is not because this pack failed me, but because hiking has become a big part of my life and I want more space and a more advanced hydration system. I’m honestly really grateful this little pack existed – it let me fall in love with hiking without spending a ton of money up front. Pros: • Super small, light, and easy to grab and go • Surprisingly durable fabric and stitching • Can carry a 3L bladder + snacks and a tiny first aid kit • Budget-friendly way to test if you actually like hiking Cons: • Very limited storage – once you add layers, it’s at its limit • Not great as a travel/plane bag • Bladder connector started leaking after heavy, long-term use • Ventilation on the back panel is just okay Overall, I’d highly recommend this for beginners or anyone who wants a simple, affordable 4 hour pack. It did its job so well that now I’m investing in “real” gear for bigger adventures like Glacier – and I’m genuinely thankful this little pack got me here

The is a versatile and durable hydration pack designed for outdoor enthusiasts. It features a 3-liter BPA-free TPU hydration bladder, a tactical Molle-compatible system, and a 900D abrasion-resistant nylon construction. Adjustable shoulder, chest, and waist straps provide a customizable fit. The breathable mesh back panel enhances comfort during intense activities. ​Constructed from 900D nylon, the pack is designed to withstand rugged environments. Some users have noted its resilience, even in challenging conditions. The 3L TPU bladder ensures ample water supply for extended activities. Users have reported that it stays cold for hours when filled with ice and water, making it suitable for hot climates.

If you're like me and used to brand-name Camelback's you would be a little skeptical on this one but once you get it, you'll find out that it works really well. It's good quality that you won't be upset using it works great feels great. Looks good. I would buy it again.

Not bad at all, does the job well. Very comfortable. Be aware the clip on the strap that holds the tube when you are walking might break off… as it happened to me halfway through my hike