MARCHWAY Tactical Molle Hydration Pack Backpack with 3L TPU Water Bladder, Army Daypack for Biking, Climbing, Working, Climbing, Searching, Biking
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MARCHWAY Hydration Pack
Streamlined design, sturdy supplies will final for years.
March is the season of bloom and vitality. MARCHWAY expects you to begin the marching, stroll into nature and discover the pure land of the soul.
With consolation, security and comfort in thoughts, we’re dedicated to offering reasonably priced out of doors sports activities gear. We strictly management each half and each manufacturing course of, repeatedly take a look at the construction and efficiency, and try to create beautiful merchandise that carry rest and enjoyable to your outdoor.
Hydration Backpack, Dry Bag
Ultralight Tenting Chair
Tenting Cot and Pillow
How did we get our begin?
With the accelerated tempo of recent life, increasingly individuals are taking holidays away from the noisy metropolis to chill out in nature. We felt the identical manner, so MARCHWAY was born. We are going to proceed to develop the product line and try to give you extra sensible out of doors tenting merchandise.
What makes our merchandise distinctive?
We fastidiously take heed to the voices of every buyer, repeatedly replace the manufacturing gear, enhance the manufacturing stage, optimize the product construction, and create merchandise that meet the shopper’s satisfaction and expectation.
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Streamlined and Compact Design: 19.7”x8.7”x2.6” in dimension. Ergonomically matches to your shoulders chest and waist. 3 straps are all adjustable for decreasing bounce. Gentle air mesh again hastens air-flow and makes your again cool. Foam padded shoulder straps are extraordinarily comfy.
Dependable Materials: Heavy responsibility 1000 Denier water repellent nylon with superior put on resistance. Engineering plastic buckle is sturdy and affect resistant; Army grade webbing is powerful, anti fading; SBS model zipper is dependable and lengthy lasting.
Sensible Capabilities: 1 foremost pocket matches as much as 3L water reservoir with both giant or small opening. 2 exterior pockets for storing private belongings pockets, gadget, towel, telephone, keys. The MOLLE system permits you to carry extra objects.
Skilled 3L Hydration Bladder: Made from 100% BPA free, tasteless TPU. Fast launch valve permits you to refill water with out connecting hose. Massive opening is simple to scrub and add ice dice. 360 levels rotatable mouthpiece permits for straightforward consuming. Shut On/Off valve helps to regulate water stream. Center baffle retains the bladder flat and makes it simpler to position into the backpack.
Versatility: Frees your fingers whereas consuming, this tactical hydration pack is your excellent selection for brief journey, tenting, bike driving, strolling, mountaineering, kayaking, snowboarding, snowboarding. An honest vacation present for household and pals who love out of doors sports activities.
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Barnacle Bill The Sailor –
A nice pack for the money.
A nice pack for the money. I got this for longer runs and training hikes in the hot summer months. I’m getting older and where I used to be able to get away with a 12 mile run or hike in humid summer weather without taking water and losing 5 lbs of water weight, I found that last summer I was coming back nauseous and dizzy then consuming 2 liters of water. It has finally sunk in that I’ve developed a bad habit that I can no longer just bull my way through now that I’m a geezer. Also, after decades of running, my right knee is showing some signs of wear.So these days, I’ve taking to hiking longer distances (12 miles) with lots of elevation gain (about 1,500 ft) rather than running most of the time. I tried running / hiking and holding a lightweight disposable water bottle but that’s just a pain when I’m out there for three hours. I thought hip belts would be just as uncomfortable. So I looked around for a hydration pack and decided to try this.I couldn’t be happier. It fits my frame fine. Design, materials, and construction are all good. And the feature set suits my needs. I can carry all the water I need and not even feel the weight. My wallet, keys, sunglass case, a hat, and iPhone all fit in the lower pocket so I have nothing in my pockets which makes hiking much more comfortable. The pack carries well very close to your body with a very low profile and no annoying design features and is very easy to get on or off quickly. The back and shoulder strap padding is a very lightweight foam but that’s appropriate for a pack that will typically see less than 10 lbs of weight. And with the Molle system, this can be expanded for a day trip if you want to carry food and a first aid kit or rain gear.The bladder is a nice design for this pack. At 3 liters, it’s a little big for this class of pack but the simple solution is to only fill it with as much water as you need. The welded partition in the middle of the bladder does its job of limiting the ability of the bladder to bulge out and keeps the profile to a slim 3″. It also helps limit the sloshing of water in a half full bladder. Two things I don’t like about this bladder is that 1.) It doesn’t have the top opening with a clip closure. That allows you fill the bag from the top or reach all the way in to clean it. 2.) The wide mouth opening will not allow me to screw my First Needs XLE water filter to a set of Nalgene compatible threads like my other bladders. That’s really handy for filling a bladder in the field.As for the drinking tube, it’s really nice. It snaps on and off the bladder with a push button quick release with no leaking. Likewise the bite valve snaps on and off with a push button quick release. That makes cleaning and flushing the drinking tube much easier. I was a little worried about the complexity of this drinking tube with two quick connects, and angled bite valve, and a separate thumb operated on / off valve it seemed a little too over done. I usually go with a simpler design with one connection to the bladder and a straight, simple push / pull bite valve that I can operate one handed. I experimented with this tube on my first hike (12 miles) with it yesterday and I’m happy to say that after a little experimentation it can also be used one handed. It’s just a different method. I was comfortable with it after about 20 minutes of playing around. It’s a big deal if you want to carry a hiking staff or trekking poles for going up and down over tree roots, rocks, and streams.Looks are a completely subjective thing. I didn’t want black because any pack with a black interior makes it hard to find stuff inside. Especially in the shade or at dusk / nighttime. Black also means it will be a little hotter in the summer weather where I intend to use it. I didn’t want the camouflage because I’m not going hunting with this and frankly I’m not trying to hide from anyone on the trail so I thought it just looked silly. That left the tan version so, that’s what I bought. It’s lighter in color than the black so it should be a little less of a heat sink. The tan color makes it easier to spot stuff inside. And the color matches up pretty well with other gear I have that’s described as desert khaki, desert tan, coyote brown, sand, etc. Another side benefit is the buckles, zippers, and straps are easier to see on this tan version. It should also handle dirt and trail dust better than the black fabric. But on great thing about a small nylon pack is that it can go right in the washer if it gets too grimy.Lastly, here are some numbers on this pack that are missing from the product listing.Length: 19 inchesWidth: 9″ at the top and bottom tapering to 8″ in the middle between the pocketsThickness: 4″ with a full bladder and stuff in the pocketsWeight: Pack only 568 grams , 20 oz, 1.25 lbsWeight: Bladder only 153 grams, 5.4 oz, .34 lbsWeight: Drinking tube 83 grams, 2.9 oz, .18 lbsTotal Weight: 804 grams, 28.36 oz, 1.77 lbsWeight Water Max 3 liters: 3,000 grams, 6.6 lbsWeight Pack and Max water: 3,804 grams, 8.37 lbsEdit 5/6/2018: I’ve been using this pack for about 2 weeks now for training hikes and runs from 8-12 miles and elevation gains of up to 750 feet. No obvious annoyances have surfaced. The pack carries well with no chafing. It hugs my back and stays in place when I’m jumping off logs and boulders. There are 2 things I’ve really enjoyed. 1.) Having my pockets empty is much more comfortable on the trail. 2.) Having the water available has made a huge difference as teh temps start to climb. I could bull my way through 12 miles in 90 degrees but I’d end my workout nauseous and then down massive amounts of water while I recovered for an hour or so. With water available throughout the workout I’m getting a better workout and there’s no nausea or recovery time where I just collapse after 12 miles. It’s just smarter to carry the water instead of allowing myself to lose 5 lbs of water weight in two hours.Also, I’ve added two Molle pouches that give this little pack the ability to be a passable day pack. One carries my first aid gear and the second holds an ultralight stove and cookset. That leaves me enough room for food and ultralight rain gear plus wallet, car keys, sunglasses, and a point and shoot camera.
Amazon Customer –
Awesome bag
This bag is the perfect size and weight of bag for hiking, biking and whatever. Strong and durable material that holds up well. The storage in the bag is perfect for snacks, keys, phone etc. I think the 3L bladder inside is the right balance between added weight and proper hydration.
Travis W Vassar –
Well designed and durable- just keeps on impressing
I’ve had this for about a year as of this review. I mainly use for lawn work, and can’t hardly get the lawn mowed without it. Also makes it easy to get the kids to drink more water when we’re out doing stuff.Initially purchased for the large capacity, and the large opening. You want the large opening for cleaning. Being able to disconnect the hose at the bladder also makes it less awkward to clean. There are little dots and corresponding arrow on the cap, which took me an embarrassingly long time to notice. Those help get the cap sealed correctly, and it is a super great fit/doesn’t leak. I don’t use the belt strap, but it easily tucks away. Most of the time I don’t even register that it’s there.I didn’t think much of the pockets at first, but have found them super convenient for the pool. Can easily get several bottles of sunscreen, phone, wallet, and keys in it. I also wondered why in the world you’d want a cap on the bit valve… until I took it to the beach! And the cap is shaped so you can use your teeth to get it on and off. I also wondered at that until lawn work left me with dirty hands.The rate of water flow encourages sipping vs gulping. At first I thought that annoying, but have come to prefer it. To the point it got me curios enough to look up sipping vs gulping water. Apparently sipping water is more effective in terms of hydration. Too much water at once and I guess the body just starts dumping the extra, but you lose salt and electrolytes. Which helps explain the headaches I usually get from lawn work (though I am in poor shape!). This just makes me laugh! At 45 years old to find I’ve been doing something as simple as drinking water wrong my whole life… Guess if I was that bad at it I wouldn’t have made it this far though!Anyway, great product. I appreciate the amount of thought that went into it.
joe520 –
Great pack, horrible tasting bladder even after multiple wash cycles
The pack is great – just the right size, fits the bladder perfectly, a good balance between durability and light weight. The compartments are great – just the right size.The bladder is a disaster. Mine has a horrible, acrid, chemical taste and smell. I have washed and dried it half a dozen times. I followed the instructions in the condescending (but ultimately unhelpful) review entitled “How to Adult” and used a few drops of Dawn swished around and run through the system. I did this twice. I even thought that leaving it in a hot environment might induce the plasticizer or mold release or whatever to leach out faster. None of this worked, despite an investment of 30 minutes or more over several days. It still smells and tastes very acrid, making me think the plastic bladder did not fully cure, or that there is mold release or plasticizer migration. Whatever it is, multiple wash and dry cycles did not reduce the smell and taste. I will be substituting a Camelbak bladder for the one that came with this.But the pack itself is excellent and a fraction of the price for name brand 3L packs.
Serj –
Update: seller reached out to me and sent me a replacement hose with a properly working valve. 5 stars!The bag is holding fine. Bladder stayed cool all day, but the valve is constantly leaking in both open and closed positions.
Client d’Amazon –
Moyennement déçu par ce produit, je pensais pouvoir lâutiliser vraiment comme un sa à dos pour y mettre (en plus de lâeau, mes clés ) un petit appareil photo. En fait il y a 2 poches (en plus de la poche pour lâeau) ou on peut y placer peu de choses, donc un sac beaucoup plus grand et plus lourd que les sacs que jâutilise pour mes marathons mais non,
Ramon –
Producto de calidad para senderistas, excursionistas y otros deportes de montaña. Muy satisfecho.
Amaru frantzen –
Tut was er soll und ist von guter Qualität
Brettsky13 –
This item is great for the basic walker to the more adventurous hiker. Plenty of storage for the basics (keys, phone, wallet etc) with a generous 3L water bladder. Suits me perfectly.