Unigear Hydration Bladder, 1.5L/2L/2.5L/3L Water Bladde Non-BPA and odorless for Backpacking, Biking, Hiking and Camping
$ 16.99
Price: $16.99
(as of Mar 24, 2025 12:41:23 UTC – Details)
From the brand
Suitable For Winter Sports
A Touch of Nature
PREMIUM QUALITY: Unigear water bladder is made of high quality TPU flexible food grade material. Non-BPA. Your taste odorless hydration bladder has passed a bearing pressure test to ensure it is leak proof and ready use
LOW-PROFILE DESIGN: Unigear water bladder for hiking backpack offers unparalleled stability which reduces liquid movement for increased pack stability at high speed
LARGE OPENING FOR EASY CLEANING: Inner surfaces easily accessible for easy cleaning and drying. For cold water, ADDING ICE CUBES directly from a scoop or refrigerator ice dispenser
SOFT MOUTHPIECE: Durable and soft mouthpiece for wholesome and effortless sipping. Easily accessible shut off valve
4 MODEL OPTIONS: We have 4 different models (1.5L, 2L, 2.5L, 5L) for you to choose. Different sets just to meet your different needs.You can also confirm whether to purchase a cleaning kit based on your needs
Customers say
Customers find the bottle functional and useful for its price. They appreciate its on/off valve and cleaning kit. However, some report leaks from the hose or bit valve, making it easy to spill water. Opinions differ on durability, fit, taste, and ease of use.
AI-generated from the text of customer reviews
12 reviews for Unigear Hydration Bladder, 1.5L/2L/2.5L/3L Water Bladde Non-BPA and odorless for Backpacking, Biking, Hiking and Camping
Add a review
Related Products
$ 16.99
NeverB4 –
Decent Size, Great Features
This Camelbak replacement bladder was the first Iâve purchased in many years. Since starting back up in mountain biking, I previously used my older Camelbak with the bladder it came with. However, after using it for awhile, it finally wore out and needed to be replaced. I picked this kit due to the size of the bladder (2L) and the cleaning kit that it comes with.This new bladder allows you to disconnect the feeding tube which makes it super easy to pull out of your pack and clean. Previously, I used to have to remove the feeding tube that was routed through some tight slots in my pack. Now all I have to do is disconnect the tube and I can pull the bag out quickly, clean/dry and put back in without any other work.My previous bladder was well over 2L capacity, but I found that I never ran out of water while riding, no matter how long my ride was. Therefore, I picked the 2L bladder so it would fit better and give me a little more room in my pack.The cleaning kit works great and includes everything needed to get your bladder super clean. I also purchased Camelbak cleaning tabs to use every other cleaning to get my bladder really clean and tasting great. The cleaning kit is easy to use and the drying hanger is perfect for allowing the bladder to completely dry out in between uses, keeping down algae and bacteria that builds up if you donât dry out your bladder completely.Overall great product.
Bruce D Hayes –
Great
Great
Joe –
Not leaking yet
The hydration bag appears to be well sealed so far and is not leaking yet. I mention this because so many of these bags I have owned wind up leaking through the bottom seal. It is also seems to be a bit smaller than other 70oz bags I have owned.What could be improved:- The screw threads on the bag cap feel too small, so I only have to turn maybe a half-turn to seal the cap. But this short thread makes it difficult to start the cap in the female thread, especially when the water level is close to the cap.. The screw thread should be longer.- The bag is extremely soft and flexible. As I usually fill it halfway and then stand it in the refrigerator until my next activity, it doesn’t stand up on its own half-filled and flops sloppily. I’d like to see the rear of the bank stiffened with a strip of firmer plastic to keep it standing straight. I may glue something to the bag to accomplish this.- The sip valve is over-designed. It is large and doesn’t fit through the usual loops on the straps of my hiking packs. I have had to attach a large D ring to the pack strap to fit it through so it hangs off of the strap. A simpler bite valve would be more than acceptable.- If the valve as presently implemented is retained, then it needs to open 180° (90° in each direction). I am right handed and normally tuck the sip hose through the left upper pack strap, which keeps it retained and out of the way. But when I do this the release lever is oriented to the REAR and is difficult for my right-hand to release and then twist the hose to get a drink, especially when I am jogging. I’ve relocated the hose from my right side of the pack to the left side to deal with this problem.. .
Kelly –
Works well
Love the “valve” on the end to keep the water from accidentally leaking. Washed it with regular soapy water prior to first use and there was no plastic taste!
Annie Atencio –
Excellent replacement for Camelback
I misplaced my camelback bladder in the madness of a cross-country move so I was relieved to find this available for 2-day shipping a few days before a festival. Reviews did claim these would fit most standard Camelback bags so I took a chance and am so glad I did because itâs not only 100% compatible size-wise, but I also think the mouthpiece is a sleeker/less bulky design and the opening is wider so itâs easier to get in there and clean or dry it. Highly recommend!
raguido –
Great Product
I was looking for a replacement bladder for my older Camelbak water carrier. The tube connection at the bottom of the bladder became brittle and snapped off, necessitating a replacement unit. The tube for this bladder connects to the bottom with an O-ring seal that snaps into place. This is a great design and makes storage and cleaning much easier.Before using my bladder, I heated a quart of water with 1/3 cup of vinegar to about 100-120F in the microwave and poured it into the bladder and sealed the lid and let it stand for 4 h or so. I then rinsed it out and did the same thing with a quart of water with 1/3 cop of baking soda. This will remove the buld of the impurities in the plastic that could give the water an off flavor. Thirdly, I then did the same thing with a quart of water and 1/3 cup or lemon juice. This is just an additional cleanup finishing step. All in all, the results were great. (NOTE: DON’T heat the water-filled bladder in the microwave, as there is a metal ring around the feed tube snap-on that will heat and could possible melt a hole in the bladder.)A TIP: Here’s a tip for connecting the feed tube and the lid. Moisten the O-rings with water to help lubricate the seal and make it easier to attach and close. A thin film of olive oil would work even better.I also would recommend getting the cleaner kit from Amazon (Michael Josh Hydration Water Bladder Cleaning Kit). It also contains a bladder insert that makes it easy to expand the unit for drying after cleaning.The insulated sleeve for the feed tube is also a good addition and is also available from Amazon (Hydration Pack Insulated Drink Tube Covers).
Thomas Callantine –
Bladder
This bladder fit well into a pack used for a camelback bladder. The water receptacle opening is wider than a regular camelback bladder making it easier to fill back up.
Moody Park –
Bought this bladder along with a CKE brand bladder. See photos and videos.Pros:The mouthpiece does not leak at all, even when the valve is open. Nice wide chew on the mouthpiece.The connection to the bladder is wonderful – a really great button-release. Easy to remove for cleaning.The bladder material is supple, and construction seems durable.Cons:The filler cap and handle is very heavy, large plastic. I feel like itâs unnecessary weight, but it does mean that itâs wider for filling and the handle provides an okay grip on the weight of the full bladder. I would have preferred a lighter, smaller opening with a âringâ shaped handle rather than this giant piece of plastic.The valve on the mouthpiece is nice but I worry it will break over time. Not sure what the warranty would be on this.At first glance, this Unigear bladder is better than the similarly priced CKE brand bladder.Have not evaluated flavour and field function yet. Will update after a two day hike this weekend.
Ricardo Melo –
Produto atende as especificações e propagada
Greg –
Bought for a long backcountry hike. It fills really easily with the large opening in a river or lake. No leaks and has a quick connect hose. I put a water filter inline by cutting the hose in two. No squeezing or time-consuming filtering required. The mouthpiece draws the water very nicely from the bag even with the filter inline. The material is not really thick but has held up so far.
Cptkirk –
Great package for bladder and cleaning kit the Achilles heel of these is usually the long brush for cleaning the tube this one is spiral stainless steel and very durableHaven’t used the bladder but nice to have a back up for the price of just the kit .
Celine LaFlamme –
Well worth the price, no need to buy a Camelback bladder that is twice the price. I use mine a ton.