SUPANT Collapsible Emergency Water Jug Container Bag, Freezable, BPA Free Plastic Water Carrier Tank, Outdoor Folding Water Bag for Sport Camping Riding Mountaineer Backoacking, Food Grade

Used these for water storage, living out of a van and not being a careful person I have dropped these into various places including but certainly not limited to rocks, sticks, pine needles,and pointy rocks. The bags have all held up incredibly even when dropped from a couple feet onto what would seem like unforgiving ground.They hold water excellently, and one of those bags ended up being used for gasoline on a motorcycle trip and then for an extended period of time thereafter. The water bags are showing scratches and wear but no leaks and seem solid still.After probably a couple months with gasoline inside the one bag had accumulated what looks like little bubbles filled with liquid all over. It hasn’t leaked and I continue to use it as so. Though I worry that’s compromising some of the integrity.I can happily say that in over six months of use these have held up well and do their job!Works much better for water I think than gas but still!

Both products function as described without leaks (HOWEVER I did NOT go so far as to sit on them, so can't vouch for that!) and appear sturdy enough to last quite awhile. I have no idea, as it is not readily apparent, what the seller is talking about in terms of the aluminum foil lining, and I must also add that I have not as of yet attempted to use the freeze feature. I did test the hanging feature of the 5L by cutting out one of the holes (must be cut out, will not simply open if pressed with fingers) and placing a carabiner through it, and it held fine, though I have not yet hung it for an extended period. An additional feature not mentioned is that the bottoms are designed so that the bags stand up when full, though this works better with the 5L than the 10L, which has a tendency to fall over easier; but since this isn't even listed in the description, i have chosen not to deduct a star based on this. Will update as necessary if bag proves defective, including if freezing feature creates problems.

Just returning from a 12 day 96 mile hike in Cimarron New Mexico(Philmont Scout Ranch). I took these water containers as just an extra back up to my 2 Nalgenes thinking I would not need them but they are very lightweight so wouldn’t hurt to have them. Man am I glad I did. We had several more dry camps than expected and they worked great. They were stuffed in tops of backpacks and hung from carabiners with no breaking, cracking or leaking. To be honest, I was thinking if I used them one time it would be all I would get from them, boy was I wrong. I was very impressed how when completely full of water the handle still did not break from hanging on a carabiner and never leaked when stored in the top of my backpack. I would recommend these for any hiker, camper or recreational event where water is needed.

This container was excellent on a 10 day hiking trip in Utah. It worked well at the campsite, I especially liked the handle at the top for transporting water from the faucet to the campsite. It was very easy to pour from and when empty, it is a real space saver in the car. It folds down nearly flat. Buy this! You won’t be disappointed.

Certainly a cheap way to store water - in my case to have drinking water in an emergency such as an impending hurricane. It claims to be food grade and I detected no odor from the inside of the dry container on arrival. But it is a bag, not a rigid container. I sat it on the edge of a bench after filling (not projecting beyond the edge though) and an hour later it had managed to fall to the concrete floor and burst completely open. Dunno quite how that happened. So treat it gently and store it carefully.

I have a dozen of these for my travel trailer. I freeze water, ice tea and other liquids in them for my ice chests and drastically reduce the need for ice and time spent draining the unusable melt water. I also use one for whisky and one for vodka for entertaining guests around the campfire so no heavy glass bottles to deal with. Since they collapse as the beverages are diminishing there is no wasted space in fridge, coolers or stowage. When water hookups aren't available, like when boondocking, the handles allow me to fill and carry 6 at a time to manually refill my water tank from another source, then when empty stow away flat taking almost no valuable storage room. I will NEVER use rigid gallon jugs again. I wish I had found these decades ago. Only difficulty is cleaning them out for reuse but worth it.

Used these to make large blocks of distilled water into ice for the camping coolers, and they really work a treat. No fun tastes once the water does melt down, and no sloppy, sloshy coolers full of ice melt.

I purchased these bags to use as a part of a home built gravity feed water filter system for filtering water while on the trail hiking. The pack I purchased had both the small bag and the large bag. I am very pleased with the quality of this item. The large lid was the perfect thing to allow me to drill through and install the fitting for my gravity feed filter. The filter I chose was the hydroblu But I am sure the Sawyer would work just as well. I plan to purchase another pack of the small bags.

I like that is takes no space. But its almost impossible to fill it in a stream. Need a tap or hose to fill it.

Réservoir d'eau de camping léger et pliable d'une bonne capacité qui me permet d'arroser mes plantes sans devoir retourner remplir l'arrosoir au robinet trop souvent.