MSR Dromedary Bag - Wasserbeutel in versch. Größen

Sehr praktisches Teil, an den Bus gehängt zum Händewaschen, Zähne putzen....Hat sich schon bewährt

Since someone who is not using this was placed on the desing table, it became useless. There is no option for a tube. Source vales and tubes are the bloddy norm, but no. We find just a bag, for 50€....If you try to attach any tube on the opening vale, well good luck with that. Time to leave and swich to camelback or someone elese... Sad since it is rubust, exactly waht i wanted... but without tube and filter, its useless

Der Beutel tut was er soll und macht einen qualitativ hochwertigen Eindruck!

人間大人なら食べなくても5日は大丈夫だが、飲める水が無いと3日持たない。飲めない水を飲める水にを考える事こそ必要な知恵。

Wirkt sehr wertig und robust.

Der Trageriemen ist etwas gewöhnungsbedürftig. Das Material des Beutels scheint sehr robust. Befüllen geht sehr leicht. Um den Beutel nach Verwendung zu trocknen sollte man einen Schneebesen reinstecken, damit gut Luft reinkommt. Ich bin sehr zufrieden und würde ihn wieder kaufen.

10L c'est beaucoup et en même temps ça part assez vite quand on marche beaucoup ou quand on fait du sport. Bouchon 2 en 1, soit on site le gros (idéal pour remplir), soit on vire le petit (idéal pour vider doucement ou mettre le kit d'hydratation de la même marque.Astuce très connu : bien remplie, ça fait un bon oreiller de fortune.J'ai reçu l'ancienne version que je trouve plus esthétique et qui a plus de point d'accroche.Gros point faible : pas de trou pour passer un mousqueton ni même un MOLLE, donc à part le mettre dans le sac à dos...Gros point fort : c'est du haut de gamme, donc très résistant et plutôt bien pensé. Le mauvais goût n'est pas si prononcé et passe avec le temps, c'est comme l'odeur du neuf qu'on peut sentir dans une voiture.Pour le nettoyage, à part mettre de l'eau propre (filtrer au charbon actif au minimum) et la chlorer pour ensuite le laisser sécher ouvert et vide sur un radiateur, je n'ai rien trouvé mais c'est déjà plus simple que les pochettes en plastique à 1€ qui casse au moindre choc.

Tut was es soll. Es ist robust und man kann das Bag an den Rucksack binden. Die multiplen Verschlüsse sind funktionell und erleichtern das Befüllen und Umfüllen des Wassers in andere Behältnisse.

Already owning three 2l ones and brought this one as a camp water storage. Decent size. Good quality. Still MSR MADE IN USA those so worth to buy before they moving the factory in China. The fabric is better than the two litre ones, nearly as thick as my Vaude Argon rucksack so I'm expecting long lasting use. Strongly recommend this stuff. Can be used as solar shower when on base camp. Efficient and small packing. Not abad price though. As preview reviewers stated, the thing need a larger handle to carry as the actual system is similar with the smaller ones but the weight now is greater on this one do need a bit of work in redesigning. Supper happy with the buy.

As a reference point, I got the 4 litre in the Dromlight series about 14 years ago, and it's held up well - no failures. Use that one on backpacking trips several times a year. End of day, fill up the Nalgenes and the 4 liter bag to cook, clean up, wash up a bit and cook the next morning. When empty, it folds up nicely. It's been great for 2 people backpacking.I'm making the transition from backpacking to car camping, and got the 10L bag as base camp type water storage. Potable water can be hard to find at some camp sites. I fill it up before I head out. It's 2.5 gallons of water, which is fair piece of water and more than enough for two people on a typical weekend.LIKES1) Flexibility. Sure you CAN store 10L of water if you want to, but you don't have to. It's foldable and packable with the amount of water you want or need to carry2) Durability. My reference point is the Dromlight series, and it's held up for 14 years. This is noticeably beefier. Just builds confidence in your setup as you head out. Couple of extra ounces, but we are talking about water. Those extra ounces are worth it.3) A little bit of luxury at the end of a long day. One other reviewer said it's almost too much water, and she's right. I've paired it up with a Platypus 2L GravityWorks, and I have about 9 liters of clean water in 5 minutes, which is a game changer over the MSR Miniworks. No knock on the Miniworks, I love it and it's kept me healthy on many 5 day hikes when the water looked a little sketchy. It's just really nice to have enough water to wash up, clean your feet and face at the end of a hard day of walking.4) Insurance. This is the other side of the luxury. If you backpack, you know what it's like to be constantly watching your water supply. It's just a reality we all face to see the vistas we see. This is a LOT of water. Just nice to know its there.DISLIKESMy unit does have the slight plasticy taste others have mentioned. It will go away and it doesn’t really bother me.RECOMMENDATIONSI would go for the 10L. It's a big bag and it packs down small. It's a good size to work with especially if you have more than two people or to share if other people join the camp and they are short on water. The 4L is reasonable if tight for 2 people for one night. This is more than twice the size. It just makes things easier.I bought the spigot/shower hose adapter. That's been nice. I keep the original cap on while carrying water and put on the hose adapter when camp is set up. Again, washing up at the end of a long, hard, and glorious day is a true luxury. That was worth it.All in all, it was a worthy purchase. No regrets.

Wir haben uns diesen Wassersack nur gekauft, weil der Anschluss genau auf den Wasserfilter von MSR passt. Im Vergleich haben wir noch den 4L Sack von Sea To Summit.Das erste was positiv auffällt, ist die Stabilität. Das Material wirkt wertig und ist von Innen mit Gummi beschichtet. Dies scheint aber auch genau das Problem zu sein, denn das Wasser aus dem Sack hat einen gummiartigen Beigeschmack.Außerdem ist kleine Wasserauslassklipp am Stöpsel undicht.Positiv.- Gutes Material, stabil- gute Verarbeitung- passt auf MSR WasserfilterNegativ- Wasser schmeckt nach Gummi- Wasserablass undicht- die Bänder zum befestigen sind nicht optimal, weil der Sack sich dann zusammenzieht und immer weit nach unten hängt. (Dies ist bei dem Sea to Summit Sack besser gelößt)Wir werden den Sack aber wohl behalten, da wir auf den Wasserfilter angewiesen sind und nicht wissen, wie wir sonst irgendwo rein pumpen wollen.

I know some very credible people who think they can taste a difference in water coming from this kind of water bottle. I can't. I could visually recognize that (for whatever reason) water coming from a Dromedary had something like soap bubbles that I never saw before, but they were tasteless. After a dozen refillings, the bubbles disappeared. It was just a curiosity, not an issue. Overshadowing anything like that are the versatility and toughness characteristics of the Dromedary Bag. It has flat nylon grab lines all around the bag that make it easy to grab, fill and especially carry. It lays flat in the keel of my kayak and doesn't roll around. It's easy to hang from trees because of the surrounding grab lines. The small cap with the flip spout makes it easy to fill smaller water bottles, pots, cups, etc., and to wash dishes with a steady stream. I can stick the Dromedary in front of my kayak seat and use it as a thigh support without worry about damaging it. The four liter size seems about perfect in terms of weight and handling. The "fill handle" works very well to support the bottle upright to get a complete fill of the bottle every time. I'm saying the bag is very, very well designed. Fill it from the small cap, not the large one. If you really have a refined palate and can taste differences in water, consider the fine line of (kosher, I think) collapsible water bottles sold by "Source," an Israeli manufacturer, which meet high purity, taste, coloration and odor standards. I use the latter for scotch and wine. Source collapsible bottles weigh almost nothing, but are less rugged and versatile than the Dromedary Bag.1/7/15 Update. Another year has passed since I wrote the above review. I used (and abused) the Dromedary bag for seven months in Washington State and British Columbia again last year. I bought another to supplement--not replace--the one I've used for the last three years. Both are going with me this year on an 800 mile, 80 day kayak trip from Vancouver Island to Glacier Bay, Alaska, where toughness and reliability are absolutely required. My past experience with the first Dromedary sold me the second one. If your equipment gets knocked around a lot, the black version (not the red one) is the only way to go. The weight difference is insignificant. I still recommend the "Source" collapsible bottles for scotch . . .

Ich habe die Dromedary hauptsächlich wegen der guten Erfahrungsberichte von Nutzern gekauft, denn oft wird dieser von Trekkern als unkaputtbar und sehr gut verarbeitet beschrieben. Nun hab ich ihn selber und kann zumindest den äußeren Eindruck bestätigen. Das Material sieht gut verarbeitet aus. In den Rucksack passen genau genommen 3,7 statt 4 L aber das kommt nur daher, dass der Inhalt sonst durch den großen und sehr guten Verschluss wieder herauslaufen würde. Trotzdem gutes Produkt, ich würde es wieder kaufen.Ich werded die Rezension ergänzen Wenn der Rucksack seine ersten Strapazen hinter sich hat.