Water Storage
Category
Water BottlesHydration Reservoirs
Buckets and Sinks
Storage Containers
Hydration Accessories
Brand
MSRNalgene
CamelBak
Platypus
Sea to Summit
Osprey
Hydrapak
Klean Kanteen
Guyot Designs
Bison Designs
User
UnisexKids'
Price
less than $25$25 - $49.99
$50 - $99.99
$100 and above
Recent Water Storage Product Reviews
Platypus Platy Bottle
An essential piece of my gear and I never leave home for the backcountry without it. This simple water container has good capacity, is compact and has proven to be reliable. It is also compatible with other gear like my Sawyer Squeeze water filter. Why write a review about a water bottle? Well, for me, these Platypus 2 liter water bottles are some essential pieces of my gear that I never leave home for the backcountry without. I like to stay hydrated. These container come in various sizes from 1L… Full review
GSI Outdoors Ultralight Water Bottle
Keeps coffee warm all day As a coffee drinker, have been looking for a relatively lightweight, stainless steel vacuum bottle in the 500ml to 1l size. Most are HEAVY - being > 16 oz. Finally found the GSI Microlite with 500 ml (17 liquid oz) @ 233g (8 oz weight) or 720 ml (24 liquid oz) @ 318 g (11 oz weight). The sipping top seal is excellent, lockable, and top comes apart for cleaning. Opening is large enough to put in spoon and easily clean. For 720 ml, I make coffee up each morning with two… Full review
Cnoc Outdoors Vecto
Great idea, very poor execution. First, getting the slider off the bag is ridiculously hard. I have to push the slider against a door jamb and try to slip the bag out of the slider. Try that when you're in the back country. Second, screwing the filter onto the bag is, again, ridiculously hard. The threads on the bag are too small and/or soft to make the process easy. If the white gasket on the filter is the least bit off kilter, the connection doesn't work. I had such high hopes and was sorely disappointed. Full review
Hydrapak Seeker 3L
Small to store, lightweight, fits the Katadyn BeFree. Perfect size for me at camp. Taken this on several weekend trips, and it has yet to disappoint. Simple, durable, and effective. Full review
Vargo Stainless Steel Para-Bottle
Wide mouth stainless steel bottle, uninsulated, 1.0L (34 oz). Good solution for carrying boiling-hot liquids in summer time (when and if you don't need them to stay hot). Wide mouth also makes carrying the food possible. With my 450-ml titanium mugs by Snow Peak and Toaks Background I received this bottle as a prize for my shared content at Trailspace as a Top 10 Reviewer for 2017. To see the usefulness of this particular design, let's see, what can also be used for carrying the liquids in your… Full review
Primus TrailBottle S/S 1.0L
The Primus TrailBottle Stainless Steel 1.0L offers users a convenient, durable, and enduring personal hydration option over plastic "throwaways" that clog our landfills. The new Primus Trailbottle stainless steel line offers a 0.6L, a 1.0L, a vacuum 0.5L, and a vacuum 0.8L. For purposes of this review, I’m putting the 1.0L S/S Trailbottle through its paces. The Primus Trailbottle 1.0L comes in four (4) color options: black, red, light green, and powder blue. Being on the trail or kayak in… Full review
Cnoc Outdoors Vecto
Solid water storage. The material the Vecto is built with is several notches above any other. It's superior in its ability to take abuse and withstand being full and packed tight in a pack, dropped on the ground, thrown etc. No worries about it leaking or bursting inside your pack. Capacity is 2L+. The wide mouth opening is easy to use when scooping from shallow streams or water sources. The locking strap ensures this thing is not coming open in your pack and can easily hang from any thing without… Full review
MSR Dromedary Bags
I have two of these, the 4 litre and the 2 litre. They are the older Cordura type and I was kind of hesitant to review them at first because of a recall of some of them due to leaching of a chemical used in manufacturing, but after consulting the store where I purchased them (Mountain Equipment Co-op) I was assured they did not carry the version that were recalled in the late '90s. I have been using these two water bladders for close to 20 years. They were one of my first purchases when I started… Full review
Hydrapak Shape-Shift 3L
My next hydration bladder. After purchasing a Hydrapak Stash 750 ml and being very satisfied with its taste(less)ness? I searched for Hydrapak's hydration bladder options in order to replace my Source Widepak (still performs perfectly btw, just wanted to upgrade).I came to choose the Shape-Shift 3L because of the same materials used in the Stash and its versatility.Take some time to read the instructions. Especially the opening/closing is essential. Beyond lifetime guarrantee. Your grandkids are… Full review
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