Bought this for my emergency bags.Pros:- completely foldable makes it perfect for emergency bags- material feels solid, even when filled with waterCons:- Opening is small, so I can imagine it's hard to clean...plus after you use it, there's no really good way to leave the opening open to let it dry out. Great thing was, the water wicked away pretty well, leaving only a little bit of water at the end.- Seams, handle and tether for closure clip don't seem all that sturdy. The seams go all the way to the edge, which is kind of scary!Of course, test it it out before you pack it away for emergencies! and then air it out. I used a coat hanger (a blunt end) shoved in the opening to keep it open so it would dry out.

you need water to live. from river to camp. will not leak, seal is pretty cool, but a piece to look after, you cant attach a cord to it, that would make it non- functioning . I kept it in bag.

This bag seems sturdy enough, but it is awkward to use. I didn't send it back, because what you see is what you get, and the price was right. It serves it's purpose in that it holds/stores water, and is fine if you don't need to be getting into it more than once or twice a day. Of course, the selling point of a bag like this is that it collapses (in fact, it lays completely flat), when empty, otherwise, why would you buy this?

This bag appears very sturdy. I like the handle. It will probably go in a BOB or on camping trips.

This is a good item for emergency water storage ability. It's a bit heavy to carry full on a hike, but it's great for having a lightweight way to transport a water storage container, then get it out and use it in camp.

I bought these for an emergency kit that I put together for my family and they are such a great idea. When I was a kid and we'd go camping, my parents had the kind that were made of harder plastic (and probably BPAs) and they took up so much room because they'd never flatten. These bags look perfect. They are lighter weight than the harder plastic water jugs and they can be folded flat when empty. Although I bought these for my emergency kit, I think I'm going to order at least one more for my mother to take with her to the cemetery so she won't have to make a lot of trips to the faucet to water plants. There are actually a lot of uses for these bags and I thought they were fairly priced.

it is a nice size easy to handle and tho i have not used it yet i noticed that the way the key is attached to the handle of the bag was not secure i replaced it with a length of fishing line and i have no further concerns about it getting lost .i believe that it will now serve me well.

Overall for the price, its not bad, 8 bucks.. Its not bad. i have used it only once so far but it held up just fine..My only problem is it can be a pain the in the you know what sometimes to close up and seal.

I used it on a long backpacking trip where I wasn't sure about water sources. Not a super bag but well worth the price.

I have a 5 gallon in my pack, but with the kids packs, I cut weight where I can- these and a few other choice items, are great to help my boys feel part of the group, like the are helping, needed & important. They hold well, haven't leaked or torn. Easy to pack, fill, hang & dry. I recommend.

Bought for 3 day emergency kit. Item is as expected. Have not had to use item yet. Would purchase item again.

A few of my friends and I hiked into the woods to camp. This product sure made getting water much easier. It weighs nearly nothing and the handle holds up well. We hung the bag from a tree with the handle and was able to pivot the bag and pour water into our bottles quite easily.

We used ten of these on a four day kayaking trip. Only one pinpoint leak. Their flexibility worked wonderfully for stashing in the kayaks. We carried all the water for four people. I'm buying them again for the next trip. They were difficult to dry out after using, but otherwise worked well.