N NEVO RHINO Hydration Backpack, 18L Multipurpose Hiking Backpack with 3L Water Bladder, Water Backpack Insulated Hydration Pack Ideal for Hiking and Cycling

I absolutely love this hiking backpack—it’s easily one of the best I’ve come across! The capacity is impressive, with plenty of storage for everything you’d need for a day hike or even a music festival. I used it for a couple of hikes and also brought it to Glastonbury, a music festival overseas. It was perfect for day-to-day activities!The insulation really stood out to me—it kept my water cool for hours, even in the heat. The 3L water bladder is high-quality, and the large opening makes it easy to fill with ice and clean afterward. That said, drying the tube takes some time, which is typical for most hydration packs, but it’s something to keep in mind.The multiple storage compartments are a game-changer. I could fit a jacket, snacks, a battery pack, and more with ease. The secure waist pouches in the front are perfect for keeping cash, cards, or small valuables safe and easily accessible, which gave me peace of mind.The lightweight and ergonomic design makes it super comfortable, even during long hikes or full days at festivals. The ventilated mesh padding on the straps and back is a nice touch, and the reflective strips are a thoughtful safety feature.Overall, this backpack is a winner! It’s versatile, secure, and practical for hiking, festivals, or any outdoor activities. Highly recommend it for anyone looking for a reliable hydration pack.

5/5 Stars – Perfect Daypack for the Camino!We used this daypack for a 155-mile trek on the Camino Portuguese, and it exceeded all expectations. The built-in water bladder was a game changer—easy to fill, didn’t leak, and allowed for hands-free hydration on the move.Storage capacity was excellent: multiple compartments made it easy to separate snacks, layers, rain gear, and personal items. Despite packing it full each day, the zippers and stitching held strong, and it showed no signs of wear after two weeks of daily use.What really stood out were the comfortable, well-padded straps and back panel. Even after long days walking in the sun and wind, I had no shoulder or back pain. The chest and waist straps helped distribute weight evenly and kept the pack secure on uneven terrain.Highly recommend for anyone doing a long-distance walk or hike. It’s lightweight but tough, and clearly designed with real hikers in mind.

Outstanding value, bag is packed with features. Wide mouth bladder for easy cleaning and drying. Breathable straps and back. Insulated bladder compartment and covered hose. Belt pockets, whistle, sternum strap. Loving it, hoping it stands the test of time.

I've had this bag now going on 2-3yrs. Both bag and bladder are great. Hiking bag is spacious and is able to carry other snacks and items for a solid days hike. The design is great and comfortable both on shoulders and straps around hips as well for added stability and less back pain. I've also used the bladder with a separate hiking bag and works just fine. The only complaint I have is that I can't detach the water hose from the bladder itself for cleaning and drying out but theres enough room in the bladder opening to clean out the inside of the bladder and air dry it. I would definitely buy this again!

This is a larger hydration pack with plenty of storage — multiple pockets, spots for water bottles on both sides, and even a clip for your keys. It’s great for longer hikes when you need to carry a bit more. The bladder sits in an insulated compartment, which actually helps keep your water from heating up against your back — a nice touch if you’re out in the sun for hours.The waistband supposedly has a pocket for your phone, and yes, it technically fits... as long as you don’t actually buckle the waistband. Once it curves around your body (as waistbands tend to do), there’s no way you’re fitting a normal-sized phone unless it’s made of rubber or shaped like a banana. So yeah — forget about that feature unless you own a phone designed by Salvador Dali.My main issue, same as with other newer hydration packs, is the bladder design. It uses the fold-over-and-clip style, which means you pretty much have to take the whole bladder out to refill it. If you fill up straight from the fridge like I do, it’s awkward — one hand holding the bladder open, the other pressing the water dispenser. I get why they went with this design, but it’s definitely not the most user-friendly option. The pocket that the bladder fits into is larger though so getting it back in isn't the same as struggling to get your tent back into its very undersized bag.That said, the pack itself is comfortable, adjustable, and really well laid out. I just wish the bladder wasn’t such a pain to refill — otherwise, this would be close to perfect.