Bladder Insulators are Compatible with Camelbak Hydration Pack Reservoirs

If you want to extend the life of the ice in your pack, this is a great option.It's simple, yes, neoprene and and Velcro, but simple is the best when you're interested in filling up and getting on with your day.No, it's not a an insulated cooler. But you can purchase a cooler if you want a cooler.This, however, is a simple, elegant and effective way to keep your ice around for longer. Additionally, this insulates your back against an ice-cold badder, which is uncomfortable and further melts the ice.The openings are true. The holes are where they should be. It fits well, the Velcro is good and it is well-constructed.Now, you might think the fit "seems" slightly off when inserting a dry bladder. But this is designed to hold a full bladder, and a full bladder expands when full. And when it's full it fit perfectly. Well engineered.Thank you to whoever thought of this. Great product. Camelbak should make this standard issue with the mill spec models.Recommend.

I bought this cover to use with a Camelbak reservoir on my SUP. I would keep the reservoir out of the sun and insulated to some degree. The reservoir fits perfectly in the cover and is well made. My only gripe is that it took weeks to get the product even though we are both in California and the seller never responded to my messages about the status of the shipment. I was not in any hurry, so I'm glad I stuck it out rather than cancel the order given the quality of the end product. Who knows, in this Covid world it may have been the USPS fault anyway.

This is a great addition to anyone's Camelbak or any hydration bladder system one has. While my Hawg has good insulation it won't keep my water as cold as I want for as long as I need it to be. I sometimes leave my Camelbak in a vehicle all day because of work and I'm in So Cal, so it can get hot all day. After getting this insulator I used it not too long ago. I filled up my Hawg bladder with 2 trays of ice and water, put it in the insulator and then put that into my Camelbak, had it with me all day and the water stayed COLD. The only things I would change are the velcro on the back which I wish was on the top. And I wish the top corners were a little rounded instead of straight so it would be easier to zip up the Camelbak. But neither of these issues make it a bad product and I would definitely recommend this . It adds an extra layer of insulation that you need in hot weather.

Fits my crux 1L reservoir perfectly. Keeps it from sweating through the backpack to my shirt. Probably keeps it a little colder, haven't really tested that. I freeze the reservoir half full, add water, put it in the sleeve. Longest ride is 2-2.5 hours and the water was still cold.

There is not much to say about this product that hasn't already been said. It fit my bladder like a glove and indeed kept my water colder then if I had not used it. It feels sturdy and high quality and I do not see it tearing or ripping any time soon. It the same material used in diving suits which are made to retain body heat in divers, I think it is neoprene or something like that. Overall these are solid and recommended. Much less bulky then using something like a towel to achieve similar results, which I was doing previous to purchasing these.

Got this for a 70oz CamelBak and while it fits, it is just a little small IMHO. I totally get wanting a snug fit, but it really should be a couple of millimeters larger in just about every way. Definitely would be helpful for when I remove/insert the bladder for drying out after use.Other then that, it seems to be of good quality and should last a long time.

Works well for me, used to hold ice for around 6hours, now it holds easily 8hours or more with half as much ice in the 2L bag. Had to end up using less ice, cause it wouldn't melt fast enough.

So are so good. Seems to be slightly longer than the actual pouch but thats to be assumed because of expansion. Will update once I run it with ice