IDOGEAR Mini Tactical MOLLE Hydration Pack Water Reservoir Bag Outdoor Water Bladder Carrier Pack for Tactical Vest Backpack

The IDOGEAR Mini Tactical MOLLE Hydration Pack is a compact and efficient solution for staying hydrated during outdoor activities. With its MOLLE-compatible design, this pack easily attaches to tactical vests, backpacks, or belts, ensuring easy access to water without sacrificing mobility.Despite its small size, the hydration pack boasts a capacity suitable for outdoor adventures, ensuring you stay hydrated during hikes, bike rides, or airsoft games. The included water reservoir bag is durable and leak-proof, providing a reliable source of hydration on the go.The pack features thoughtful design elements such as a convenient hose clip for easy access to the drinking tube and adjustable shoulder straps for a comfortable fit. Its lightweight and streamlined profile make it ideal for use in tight spaces or during high-intensity activities.Overall, the IDOGEAR Mini Tactical Hydration Pack offers a practical and versatile solution for outdoor enthusiasts, providing essential hydration without adding unnecessary bulk. Highly recommended for those seeking a compact and reliable hydration option for their adventures.

Overall, I love this bag. I have been after a tiny pack for a long time, and this checks the boxes of being compact, and able to fit fairly big items if needed. (I can actually fit a box magazine in the bag which is crazy for it's size).Note: It does NOT have a hydration pack hanger which is a bummer, but easily fixed with some stitching. But that is really about the only negative thing I can say, and not worthy of a full star removal. I would rate this as a 4.5 stars. Maybe they could improve by adding reinforcement or stitching around the water feed outlet as well, as they cheaply just made a cut there.This is getting attached to my plate carrier and will help balance out the magazines on the front.Things to note, this is 100% a buddy system bag. You won't be able to access when it's on. You would need to figure out a quick removal if you wanted that.Would absolutely buy another one of these and happy to recommend. One of the nicest quality packs from a China based company I've seen.

I’ve been using this pouch for about 4 months now and it’s held up surprisingly well considering its origin of manufacture. Im quite sure this is IR reflective too so be mindful of that before using this in real world situations. I would very much like for it to be just a little bit larger, simply because it will not hold a 3L camelbak bladder that is completely full. However, it does hold whatever hydration source very snug and secure. The compression straps are a nice touch. If it took up 2 extra fields of pals webbing I believe it would be perfectly sized.This pouch adds a lot of convenience for extra storage while on the move whereas most issued hydration pouches do not. I like to hold extra batteries, marking devices, and other mission essential gear in the small outer pocket. The pals webbing on the side would also work well for an antenna relocation kit, flashbang pouches, etc.Despite the lack of cubic inches and it being IR reflective I will continue to use it and would recommend it for someone who is looking for more cost efficient alternatives to the flatpack and more popular backpanels.

This is the bag I've been searching for, the perfect ham radio bag for hiking/field work.The large main pouch perfectly fits my FT-817 with Armoloq frame. The main pouch is big enough to hold wires, coax, wire antennas, paracord, etc... There's also a smaller pouch within the main one that is perfect for my notebooks and reference materials. The two hydration ports at the top work great as pass-throughs for the microphone cable and coax to an antenna. Plus, there's an outer pouch that's the perfect size for my 8Ah LiPo battery.The nylon material is a bit lighter than my other tacticool odds and ends, but that's a feature for me! I'm always looking for ways to cut down on pack weight, and since this will go within my main pack, it doesn't have to bear the brunt of any harsh conditions.My only slight concern is that the hydration ports are just slits in the nylon, not really finished. I'm thinking they'll probably start to fray over time. Though, it wasn't necessarily easy to pass through my rj45 mic connector and the material showed no signs of damage, so I'm not too worried.Last note is that it kinda lacks a handle; I removed the outer nylon compression straps (which was also nice - that they were removable) to lessen the weight, but I might add one back as a handle.I've bought my fair share of bags for this exact purpose, and this is the only one that fits the bill perfectly. No complaints! I actually ordered a second to use for a dedicated 2m portable rig.

the Idogear Map Pack has proven to be a reliable and versatile companion for my outdoor activities. Its durable construction, thoughtful design, and comfortable fit make it a standout choice. While it could benefit from a bit more storage space, its modular capabilities more than make up for this. I highly recommend it to anyone looking for a robust and functional pack for their adventures.

Love this pack. Fits well, true day pack. Comes compatible with "kagaroo" pouches.Downside:1) bottom of pack zippers

Ok at best, better than nothing but plenty of better options. Build quality was decent but don’t think it would hold up the the rigors of extended field use

I’ve had this for about 10 months. Fits my water bladder with no problem. I’m a 240 machine gunner in the army and I’ve stuffed about 400 rds of linked 7.62 running to a support by fire and have had no problems with the bag it’s held the weight and abuse and completely satisfied with it. Also for rucks I just empty the bag and put my water bladder in the ruck and it doesn’t interfere with the ruck at all. If you’re in a WPNs Squad and you want to take some ammo weight from your AG this bag helps a lot.