HydraPak Stash 1L Collapsible Water Bottle Review (1 Week of Use)

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[@KrazelleEscarrilla]

I’ve been using this for the last 2 years during my travels. I love it!

[@PackHacker2]

That's awesome, Krazelle! We're glad the HydraPak is working well for you. 😊🙌
- Rebecca

[@adventurefuel5172]

We used these on a two week Philmont trek. They were great to expand our water capacity when heading to dry camps, but small, light and unobtrusive when we didn’t need them.

[@susie9893]

Only real (objective) review I've been able to find on this product (which is a bit weird)

[@v1d300]

It seems the two hand drinking requirement is a problem in every folding / collapsible water bottle.

[@PackHacker2]

Hey v1d300 - we've had similar issues too when testing collapsible water bottles, but the Vapur Eclipse Water Bottle packhacker.com/travel-gear/vapur/eclipse-water-bottle/ does a great job, however, it can still be awkward to drink out of due to all that flexibility. 😊
- Rebecca

[@Medsas]

@@PackHacker2 what about the nomader with the sleeve, or the ringed ones? Obviously they're not as compact, but maybe easier to drink one handed?

[@PackHacker2]

Thanks for sharing, Medsas! The Nomader Collapsible Water Bottle packhacker.com/travel-gear/nomader/collapsible-water-bottle/ and the Hydaway Collapsible Water Bottle packhacker.com/travel-gear/hydaway/18oz-collapsible-water-bottle/ are still flexible but do have a bit more structure compared to the HydraPak, but these bottles did fall short in some other areas. Check out the links for the full reviews and our experience using these bottles. 😊🙌
- Rebecca