How to use a hydration bladder in your daypack

[@chrishutchins7142]

THANK YOU!!! I just decided to start hiking again after about 15 years. Pulled out my ol' Kelty Redwing 2400 and could not remember how to feed the bladder hose through. I knew there was a way, but for the life of me I couldn't remember how to do it. Couldn't even see a hole, but I knew I used to have a bladder in there all the time. I have a traumatic brain injury from motorcycle crash about 5 years ago, and because of that (it's certainly not because I'm 42. Noooo. Hahaha) my memory isn't so good. But as soon as you said, "Check the neck of the backpack..." whoosh, a flood of memories came back. Found it and threaded it. Good to go for my little 4 mile beginners hike tomorrow. REALLY APPRECIATE IT!!!

[@starryeyedprincess5456]

Thank you. I couldn't find a guide on this anywhere else and the instructions that came with my gear were unclear.

[@sacdo0427]

This was the video I was looking for...thank you!

[@AnnaAlalyawi]

Thank you so much. Very helpful. I knew there was a proper way to do this and this helped clear that up.😊❤🎉

[@JohnHenkamGangte]

Thank you soo much! I couldn't figure it out on my own.

[@santiagomindel4642]

Hello, thanks for the review, is that backpack an Osprey Stratos 24? What color is that? Greetings and thank you.

[@JohnDoe-mz1nk]

There really should be an abscess somewhere to store it because the bladder takes up most of the space in a day bag. I tried to stash it between my back frame and the bag itself but it was too thick.

[@kingazaremba6442]

Can I ask what backpack that is?

[@anastasiia9511]

Thank you.