Tactical Molle Hydration Carrier (Bladder is not Included), Tactical Mobility 3-Liter Hydration Pack for Hiking, Biking, Climbing

I bought this for airsoft. I was a little skeptical about how good it would be since it was much cheaper than similar products from other companies. I was shocked at how great of a value it is for the price. It is pretty much a backpack, which means it’s super spacious. It can fit my hydration bladder (it’s only a 2L, not I’m not sure how much it can actually hold) and my 90/4500 HPA tank. Amazingly, it still has plenty of room leftover in the main compartment where my tank is stored and still has room in the front pouch. The color matches my rig, so that’s also a plus. The quality seems pretty good, as well. I’m super happy with the product.

I have this in my truck and use it for my son. I store extra clothes, snacks, diapers and with the Molle i can attach a baby wipe holder on it as well. If you got little ones and like the tactical load set up. This would be ideal for dads who want to care stuff for the little ones while keeping your vehicle organized!

I bought this not only for the hydration but also as an alternative to a very expensive map pack. It works very well attaches very secure. I have used it in multiple operations in a vierty of weather holds quite a bit for it's size good quality for what is paid for it.

This isn’t just a backpack with a mole system to attach gear, it’s actually a backpack that is mounted on a plate carrier by way of mole straps. Quality is outstanding and pack is the perfect size for a plate carrier. I’m on the road working out of town right now otherwise I’d send pictures trust me it’s a bad ass system and it looks bad ass and it performs bad ass. Period.

Good material, sturdy and stays put. Decent room, I managed to fit 2 water bottles and a MRE in large compartment.

Adequate stowage and fits swimmer cut well

Molle backing is not a button type, but uses a velcro strip to keep it all together, will deffinitly have to reinforce with a braid but overall the stitching and craftsmanship is good for the money. Plenty of room for a bladder, an MRE, and some extra rounds. Overall it will do.

Not bad for the price. Mounts fairly well to the molle on my jpc. Good quality and happy about that my only gripe and reason I didn't give 5 stars was because the molle strap only velcros not snap closed

I wanted a small pack to attach to the back of my plate carrier and this thing held up during an all-day milsim event. Once you thread the MOLLE through, it stays in place without issue. The main compartment easily held a 3L Gregory water bladder with room to spare for a small shirt or a couple other things. The front pocket had room for lots of snacks and other misc gear. I was also able to attach two smaller pouches to the outside of the pack on the top panel. I do wish it had a specific port to thread the hydration straw through. Instead, you have to adjust the zippers to the right position. Neither I nor my team mates noticed the zip came open during skirmishes, but for those concerned, a twist tie or similar would hold them together if you needed.

This is well made. SBS zippers are tough like YKK zippers which is one difference between this and Spanker's version. Spankers version uses 500D and this product is 1000D so a bit tougher and stiffer. I am using it for attaching a hydration bladder to a 5.11 LBE vest for search and rescue application. I was surprised to find out that there is a hydration bladder pouch and two pockets, I thought the larger pocket was for the bladder based on the pics. I can carry more first aid items now. Excellent!. The velcro-instead-of-snaps is a non issue if you weave through the molle attachments, the load is shared so the strength of a snap is overkill.

good bag, really solid, can pack a lot, i like it picasso

Attached well with factory straps to my vest. The fabric and zippers are of good quality. It fits my 3l Hydration pack well. Only downside is there is no dedicated port to feed the hydration pack straw through, instead you must close the zippers on either side of the straw. They could improve this by adding some ports on either side for this purpose.

Overall build and functiom are acceptable, however unsure why the decision was made to use velcro as a fastening measure as opposed to the standard buttons. Velcro tends to wear out faster and make it difficult to fasten as secure as I want due to it sticking to itself. A button on the other hand secures easily without rhe hassle of velcro. Additionally, though there are 3 sets of strings to secure the bladder, the inner two are spaced too close, and the outer two too far for my bladder, which I assume is a somewhat standard size.