Hiking Hydration - Bottles, Bladders and Filters

CamelBak Men's HydroBak Hydration Pack Review

The Camelbak Men's HydroBak is lightweight, holds a good amount of water, and looks great.

So let's see how it performs in the wild >>

The best backpacking water filters are easy-to-use, lightweight, and gets you drinkable water on the go.

See our choice of the best of the breed here >>

Hydration packs are a relatively new introduction but have caught on fast.

So here is our introduction to them, and what you need to know when buying >>

The Osprey Skarab 30 is one of the premiere hydration day packs on the market today. Good capacity, great balance, and load-bearing.

Find out more >>

Getting clean water when off the beaten track is a must and one option is chlorine dioxide tablets.

Find out how they work, and how effective they are >>

Your hydration pack is damp and warm, which means mold can easily form there.

Follow these simple tips to keep your pack mold free and hygienic >>

A hiking water bottle is a must-have piece of kit when out on the trails.

But what should you look for when deciding to buy one? Find out here >>

Right off the bat, the convenience of hydration packs jumps out at you. But what features do you need? How big should it be?

We answer all your queries >>

Using a water bottle or hydration pack for backpacking is really an issue of personal preference.

Find out why you may choose one over the other here >>

Water filter equipment is essential to ensure clean drinking water when exploring the wilderness.

But with so many different types, which should you choose?