Very Nice Hydration Bladder
ttasisches1695683: 
This was my first hydration bladder and I have to say I really like it. The opening is really big so it's super easy to fill without making a mess and it's easy to wash out and dry. With the tube trap and hydrolock the bitevalve stayed in one place and didn't drip at all. Very convenient hydration for my hiking trips.
nice bladder, annoying lid
Jordan K: 
The bladder is nice, strong, bacteria-resistant, and lightweight. However, the cap is really annoying. It's nice that its very large (for easy cleaning and adding things like ice), but it is extremely difficult to tighten correctly. You have to really crank down on it so it doesn't leak, but then it is really hard to loosen again. Not fun when your fingers are cold, I can tell you. It's hard to twist because of the way it is recessed, so you have to use your fingertips instead of your palm.
Works great !
Rob H. (Algonquin, IL):
Works great. I really like the wider opening. Makes it much easier to fill and clean.
Water! I need water!
brian_heck2213096:
CamelBak reservoirs are superb. Yes, there are others that are good (for example, Platypus, of which we own three) and even as good. But for my money, I'm sticking with the standard. I've been using them for a dozen+ years without any issues. The 100 ouncer (3 liters) is our favorite for hiking and backpacking. Good quality, lots of wonderful accessories (such as the Hydrolock--I prefer the non-Ergo version) and a lifetime warranty. What more can a hiker want? Perhaps more days off from the grind at work to reach those summits on hot days.
Care
Isobel:
If you keep the tube in the freezer it NEVER goes moldy ... Gatorade and beer - no problem!
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