Insulated Cooler Bag & Free Clips to Hold Drinking Tube | Fits 2L & 3L Hydration Water Bladders | Keeps Water Cold for Many Hours | Lightweight & Water Resistant | Bladder is NOT Included

Wanted a hydration pack as I live in Southern Florida 365 and bicycle quite a bit, but didn't want to spend $$$ for the brand name. Ended up with the Sharkmouth Insulated last year. The pack is good except the insulation wasn't cutting it here in FL. I decided to try a dedicated insulated bag. From reading the reviews I wasn't sure this would fit my pack, plus many complaints about no hole for the tube and no spot to hang the bag inside the pack. Neither of the complaints made any sense to me. At least with my 2.5 L bag, it's quite easy to just route the tube out of the top of the bag before vecroing it closed. The bag with a full bladder fits in the Sharkmouth snugly, but not overly tight, so even if this unit had hanging holes I wouldn't have needed them as the pack held everything nicely. I make 12 oz ice cubes from plastic drink cups, so I loaded one in, filled the bladder with chilled water and set up the bag and pack. Went on my bike (85 degrees today) for about a three hour ride. The water stayed chilled and was refreshing (of course even though I have an insulated tube, it never keeps the water cold, so I end up spitting out the first couple of ounces when taking a drink - next on my list is to look for better insulator for the hose). After getting home I did not empty the bag for an additional two hours, and while my big ice cube was melted, the water was still chilled when I took a couple of swigs. Certainly much better than what was supposed to be an insulated hydration pack. All in all I recommend this bag. Don't overthink the hose routing or the bag hanging.

I bought it to hang over my umbrella holder on my golf push cart. It holds my 40 oz water bottle filled with ice for two hours, which lets me refill at the turn. It works perfectly. It also lays flat in my golf bag. It’s pretty handy for my needs. It’s well made and for the price it’s hard to beat. It’s a nice, lightweight, easy to carry, and keeps things cold. It’s not a Yeti, so don’t expect ice to stay frozen for 3 weeks in the Sahara. But, fill with ice packs and about 4 drinks, and you are good to go. Enjoy.

We got two and they worked wonderfully at the beach in Cancun to keep water cold despite the heat. The only reason I did not rate this product 5 stars was also mentioned in another review - a notch in the side of the lid or at the top edge of the sleeve to allow the flap to close completely around the drink tube would be a helpful design change, but non complaints otherwise. And, they pack nice and flat and are way lighter than trying to transport a large, hard sided thermos.

I was looking for an affordable solution to keeping my bladder water cool in the Texas summers while mountain biking. I bought two of these, one for me and one for my partner, and this is a game changer for exercising in the summer heat. It keeps my water cool for hours. I load up my bladder with ice and water, and after 3 hours of mtn biking the water is still cool. It is a great product. I will be buying this again in the future.

Great product! Just wish it had a hole at the top for you water hose to come out of.

I live in the desert Southwest and this insulated bag works great keeping my water chilled while hiking! I use it for the extra water reservoir I carry. Even late in the day the water is nice and cold. It easily holds a 2.5L to 3L reservoir depending on the shape of the reservoir.

This is a great basic insulation bag for hydration reservoirs. It's not particularly fitted, so the extra space does cost you a bit in effectiveness, but the lack of tailoring to any particular style of reservoir brings the price down. I paid about $20 for this insulation bag, compared to $45-$60 for more fitted alternatives. It's a good enough option for my reservoir with insulated drink tube when placed inside a day pack and surrounded with a bit of gear...even in weather below freezing. I use a pressurized Geigerrig, so I'm constantly pumping cold air into it... this is retaining enough warmth to overcome that, starting with warm but not hot water at the beginning of the day. I can't imagine going to a more expensive insulator unless I were doing multi-day treks at below freezing temperatures. For day hiking, even all-day hiking, this does the job.

I was disappointed by this product. There is no hole a the top for the drink tube to come out of and there is no way to hang the water bag without opening the top of the cooler bag, which defeats the purpose.

Ordered in Australia from the US. Arrived 9 days later. Not bad at all. Looks to be very good quality, and should do the job I have in mind very well.

There is no dedicated hole for the tube to come out. I needed maximum tube length so I cut a hole in the top centre of the bag for the tube to come out. Works great. Keeps minor drips/leaks contained in the bag also.

Bag just able to fit a 3L hydration bag. Quality is better than another insulated bag I got. It come with x2 free hose clips.