Condor Outdoor LCS Tidepool Hydration Bladder Carrier (Black)

wore it for 2 days while running around in wooded hills. good size pack and balder for a half day in non-desert type conditions. The tube might be a little too long for most applications but it seems well made and easy to get it out of the way. the additional pocket helps carry admin stuff.

fit my plate carrier perfect seems well made but only time can tell

I like the pouch it’s self. Its’s the perfect size to fit on the back of my vest without being too big.I’m not a fan of the included water bladder. I don’t like the nozzle in particular because it’s a little to big and excessive. As the picture suggests it is green and I knew this when I bought it. I’ll just use this ladder until I replace it with one that’s matching color and a better nozzle that’s not too large.

This is a small tough water carrier and bladder for mounting primarily on a plate carrier with molle system. Also includes straps for carrying standalone but there are better packs for that. Can be routed to left or right shoulder. Covered tube helps prevent water getting hot in summer. Second zipped compartment for small items. Recommended.

I'd bought this for my weight vest. I was tired of having my day bag AND my vest on and wanted to combine the two. I normally for 5ish miles with my 40+lb vest and this little bag attaches to the MOLLE on it beautifully. It doesn't have a hole for your hydraulics but the zipper works fine, It's got 2 velcro straps that go over the zipper to prevent it from opening. An actual elasticised opening either at the top of the bag or both sides would be nice, but for the price you can't beat this. I'd originally tossed my Osprey 2.0L bag in it and while it fit after scrunching it in there I decided to get a 1.5L specifically for this bag. The Osprey has a fold/slide locking top on it with 3 slots and the left and right slots work with this bags internal velcro bag holders. There is not much room in the front pocket, but for a day bag where you only need a few energy cubes or some granola, it works fine. It has MOLLE on it so you can attach a med kit or a larger bag for maybe a lunch? All in all it does what it needs to, I wish they made one a bit longer for a 2.0L or 3.0L bag but It's a great little day bag.

The perfect size for a compact plate carrier as the Condor Sentry, you still can have some hidration without the bulk.

There are a few things that made me pick this hydration pack bag. First it was an addition to my condor mcr7, I know there is one designed specifically for the mcr7 but wanted something smaller. Second you can use it on its own or with your vest or chest rig. 3rd it comes with a condor 1.5 liter bladder included. I attached it to the back of my rig with the 4 molle straps at the top of the pack. You can easily access the bladder with the clamshell design. It has some Velcro loops to hold the bladder in place. I liked it and it will come in handy when out in the boonies. It is well designed and feels sturdy, it has some small drain holes on the bottom of the pack. The bladder opens through the top with a slide keeper easy to fill easy to clean, it does not have that turn cap opening. The tube hose is insulated and the mouth piece is comfortable. It has a push shut off on the mouth piece and a quick disconnect on the bag for the hose. It has everything you need to start using it. You don’t want to use the water bladder no problem remove it and you got a small backpack to carry extra items. And finally it costs the same or less than some water bladders.