MSR Hydromedary Hydration Bag

Priced: $34.95 - $39.95 Rated:   - 4 stars out of 5 by 22 reviews.
MSR Hydromedary Hydration Bag -
Turn water into liquid gold for your dehydrated body with MSR Hydromedary Hydration Bags.
The newly-designed Hydromedary Bags are MSR's most durable hydration systems. MSR built the Hydromedary Bag out of tough 200D cordura to take the abuse of the trail. These Hydromedary Bags come complete with a drink tube, a high-flow no-leak bite valve, and a low-profile easy-fill handle. Slip a Hydromedary Bag in your backpack for an instant hands-free hydration system.

Fit:

  • Three streamlined shapes fit most hydration packs and backpacks

Insulation:

  • New handle makes filling and carrying bags easier than ever.
  • Low profile, ergonomic handle and wide-mouth opening for no-hassle filling

Sizing:

  • Click "Size Chart" for specifications.

Manufactured:

  • Made in Seattle, USA
  • Made with rugged MSR red 200D Cordura.

Features:

  • Bite valve dramatically increases flow rate, while shutoff valve prevents leaks
Moosejaw

The Hydromedary Hydration Bag by MSR is the most durable hydration system available. These Hydromedary Hydration Bags are built with the same tough "MSR red" 200-denier Cordura as our Drom Lites and feature a new high-flow/no-leak bite valve, a low-profile easy-fill/carry handle, and three streamlined shapes that fit most packs.


USOutdoor.com
The most durable hydration system available. MSR Hydromedary reservoirs are built with the same tough “MSR® red” 200-denier Cordura® as our DromLites™ and feature a new high-flow/no-leak bite valve, a low-profile easy-fill/carry handle, and three streamlined shapes that fit most packs. All Hydromedary materials are BPA free.

SunnySports
The most durable hydration system available. These bags are built with the same tough MSR red 200-denier Cordura as our DromLites and feature a new high-flow/no-leak bite valve, a low-profile easy-fill/carry handle, and three streamlined shapes that fit most packs.
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These versatile hydration systems feature the same tough, lightweight 200-denier Cordura® exterior as DromLite™ reservoirs and are loaded with great features for everyone from day hikers to diehard backcountry travelers. Their rugged exterior makes them perfect for use in packs without dedicated hydration sleeves while the durable BPA-free, food-grade lining handles freezing. Available in three sizes to fit most packs, they come standard with an ergonomic 90-degree bite valve with shut-off to minimize leaks.
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Capacity:2L
Color:Red
Dimension:7.5" x 18" / 19 x 46 cm
Easy to Fill / Carry:Handle makes filling and carrying bags easy
High Flow / No Leaks:Bite valve delivers superior flow rate, while shutoff valve prevents leaks
Material:200D Cordura laminated with food-grade polyurethane
Tough:Made with rugged 200D Cordura nylon
Upgrades Most Packs:Streamlined shapes fit most hydration packs and backpacks
Volume:[2L] 2 L, [2.5L] 2..5 L, [3L] 3 L
Weight:[2L] 5.8 oz, [2.5L] 5.9 oz, [3L] 6.2 oz
Weight [with packaging]:2 L, 2.5 L: 0.55 lb, 3 L: 0.6 lb
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MSR Hydromedary Hydration Bag Reviews:

Positive Reviews:

I love the durability of the fabric and complete lack of aftertaste. I have had zero leakage from the hose or mouthpiece. I also really like the mouthpiece. It does take some time to get use to biting it to open it and the flow is not super high. However, I like to sip water as I go so that's perfect. Plus the mouthpiece seals so well that you don't have to close the valve. My only big complaint is that there is no loop in the center to attach it to a pack that's built for a Camelbak or an Osprey bladder. There is a small opening in the plastic piece you use the lift the bladder. I rigged a piece of heavy gauge wire from Home Depot to make a loop I could attach inside my pack. Finally, a small nitpick, the lid should stay attached when you take it off so you can't drop it or lose it. I like that feature of my old Camelbak. Overall though, they nailed the three most important features in my book - hose, mouthpiece and durability.

alpinenut at Backcountry.com on 06/11/2012

I love this hydration bag. The 3L is perfect for a full day of hard skiing for two people. The material is very very strong and I feel as if it will never wear out.
The tube is high quality, and the no leak bite valve is very nice as well. It has a turn style feature to stop the flow of water even if the bite valve is depressed. Comes in handy for when I lean against it on the lift, water doesn't run everywhere. No plastic taste, and very easy to clean.
I do wish the tube came with a neoprene insulation liner, to help keep it from freezing. Other than that, no complaints. Recommended to anyone over the Dakine Hydration bag.

Eric at Backcountry.com on 03/02/2012

A great product...after a little elbow grease

Everything about this bag is great in my experience. The bit valve works very well...so well that you don't know the bags getting close to empty until all the water's gone (so I guess that's not so great if you're really trying to pay attention to your water intake levels, e.g. a desert hike). My one concern is that two eye loops at the top don't sync with the mechanism in my pack for holding a hydration bladder (Osprey Aether). I had to kluge a solution by tying a small piece of rope from one eyelet to the other so I could hook it on the single, centered buckle in my pack. Not ideal, but it works.
ROB at Moosejaw on 09/06/2012

Great for hydrating!

It has not had a negative affect on the water. It is a little tougher to clean than some other hydration bags. The mouth bite is great and I have not had any problems with leaking. Sometimes it is tricky to get the cap on when it is full, but it seals quickly once you get the cap in place. The cap also makes it easy to pour to use the water for cooking. I had plenty of tube length and never had a problem getting water to flow even when it was almost empty.
Rob at Moosejaw on 06/06/2012

Best hydration bag on the market

It doesn't get much better than this bag. The bag gives no flavor to the water, it hooks up great to my MSR ceramic filter, and its indestructible. I purchased the platypus hose insulation system because it very thick compared to the crappy neoprene ones other brands sell and have not had a freeze up yet with the system (still blowing back of course). My only complaint with this bag is that the lid is not attached to the bag in any way and that causes some problems when filling or drying the bag.
MIKE at Moosejaw on 03/16/2011

I bought the Hydromedary 3L soon after my, few month old, Camel bak breached the bottom seam in the reservoir, and filled my pack with water early into a day hike. I've been using it almost daily for the last year and couldn't be more impressed with the construction. I apparently am pretty abusive on my gear, or at least my standards for durability are very high, and this thing is bullet proof. it's a great product, and I would recommend nothing else. MSR, once again, sets the standard for reliability.

Jesse Rothert at Backcountry.com on 07/19/2012

Strong with easy access top

Used the 3L bag for a backpacking trip. I bought this one because I wanted to make sure I had a bag tough enough to handle the outdoors - would have liked to go lighter but didn't want to chance a tear. This bag was great for this purpose. Tough plus I could easily attach my MSR water filter directly to the bag. It was nice to grab the bite valve and be able to drink while hiking without having to fool around with finding my bottles in my pack.
CONSTANCE at Moosejaw on 11/28/2011

As good as the come!

I got my 3-liter hydromedary a year and a half ago for a 75 mile hike. It works great! Barely any weird taste, no discoloration, and very sturdy. The only bad thing I have noticed about it is that it is kind of hard to refill since you have to hold it by the little tab next to the opening. Still that isn't much compared to the complaints I have heard of other brands. Definitely going with MSR next time I need to get a hydration pack!
Ethan at Moosejaw on 12/21/2011

Holy Hydration Batman!

Awesome water bag! The three liter fits in any pack and is so cavernous that I no longer have a need for my nalgenes. As long as you take the time after your trip to properly clean the thing there is no weird taste either. Bomber material, no worries about it bursting in my pack. The only thing I have against it is that the Naglene filler attachment for my water filter does not work with this bag. No biggie though.
erik at Moosejaw on 10/15/2010

The MSR hydration packs are great - the water tastes sooooo much better than the osprey or camel bak packs! They don't fit well in the small (2L and less) running packs camel bak makes (which are neat packs). Other than that, no complaints. I would like to see them release this model with the heavier duty black-fabric version. A cover for the line to keep it cool would be neat too, but maybe I'm just dreamin' now~

CatsCauseTypos at Backcountry.com on 06/27/2011

Negative Reviews:

I got this, packed my pack with it the night before, and when I woke up this morning it had leaked several ounces of water into the bottom of my pack. There was no pressure on it, the cap was on tight, and the hose was fully attached. It is now on its way back to backcountry. Maybe I just got a bad one, but it definitely did not live up to the good things I've heard about this bag.

Quinn Rohlf at Backcountry.com on 02/17/2012

Neutral Reviews:

The Hydromedary bag is the best on the market! Tough, light, durable, and holds the water well to fit in you pack sleeve. My problem came witht the mouth piece. It has a two-piece system and can slide easily out of the water tube. This happened on an outtin. My leg became wet because water was leaking out of it. I put it back in place, and have not had an issue again, but it is always on my mind now. I won't leave the bag in the tent over night because of it.

Jesse Neet at Backcountry.com on 04/17/2012

msr hydration bag

Product works very well. Seems to be well constructed, mouth piece works well and does not leak. However, the water from the reservoir tastes like it came from a rubber garden hose. It has a strong taste of rubber. Repeated useages has not decreased this rubber taste.
Gramps at SunnySports on 02/02/2010