Seam broke on the first fill.
I was very excited about the bags (bought two) after reading great reviews. Filled first one up started to lift and the seam broke and spilled water all over my floors. Returned both.
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I was very excited about the bags (bought two) after reading great reviews. Filled first one up started to lift and the seam broke and spilled water all over my floors. Returned both.
Very excited to use them. Flexibility if the bags allow for better packing. Shower head will come in handy. Look very sturdy.
It appears durable and the adjustable strap is a nice feature. I dont think I will use the shower nozzle but it’s nice they include it. I purchased it because a hard water jug is impractical for camping with a Honda civic. This packs smaller and I can adjust the size/how much water I am taking.
Very good quality material Easy to setup for use
I would definitely buy this again. It is easy to pack in a kayak and is sturdy enough to withstand rough treatment. My one complaint is that it could use a better carrying and hanging system.
Top quality product but 20L is VERY large! When entirely full, with the valve open, water will spurt out.
Took this on a kayaking trip, it was rested on beaches with barnacles and oysters and held up to all the rough jagged surfaces. Never leaked, great bag!
This bladder is perfect. The 20L is huge and I’m using it for potable water while van living. I was worried about leakage but it’s absolutely sealed up. Important to note: it fits the MSR gravity filter threading since it has the same diameter as a Nalgene.
Très pratique en voyage pour faire une douche ou seulement transporter de l’eau et très léger
PROS: - The Watercell X - 20L was really great to bring car camping. I found it easier to carry and pack into a car than a hard plastic water jug. - I’ve only used the Watercell on one camping trip so far, but it seems quite durable. - The spout has a nice pour speed; if you’re able to set the Watercell on a picnic table or other surface, you can just open the spout and easily fill a water bottle or cup (I have NOT tried to hold the Watercell and pour into a water bottle, so cannot speak to how easy or difficult that is). CONS: - Filling the Watercell solo and carrying it once full were made difficult by the handles. (1) The handles are narrow and somewhat sharp at the edges, and they dig into your fingers once the container is full. (2) The handles are found on the sides of the container only; the lack of a handle on the front or back makes it difficult to fill the Watercell on your own, because you need to both hold the container upright and ensure that the top of the container, where the opening is, does not collapse/fold on you - a handle on the front or back seems like it would help fix this issue.