WaterStorageCube BPA Free Collapsible Water Container with Spigot, Camping Water Storage Carrier Jug for Outdoors Hiking Backpack & Survival Kit, Foldable Portable Water Canteen 1.3/2.6/5.3 Gallon

These are great- for home hurricane use or while out camping. We took one of ours out west while we primitive camped our way from Olympic National Park, through Glacier and down to Grand Teton. It got a lot of use and it was fab. They fold completely flat and then, when we either go camping again or get a notice of an approaching hurricane, we fill them up and have them ready to go. The spigot works really well. I put mine on the counter, over the edge of the sink, and use it like a regular tap for handwashing or to drink from. You need to be sure to dry them out properly before storing them. I put mine to dry in the Florida sun. I shake them around to get rid of the last drops and monitor closely as I don't want them to melt. I read that the UV light kills any germs or viruses, too. Then I flat pack them and put them away in one of the hurricane crates until next summer's season (or our next camping trip, whichever's first).

I needed a water dispenser for camping for a hand washing station and for refilling my water flask. I've used hard side plastic before but they cracked after dropping once from UV exposure and wasn't very compact for storage. This folds up nice and flat, is made from a single blown plastic, and a pretty good water flow from the spout. As for the negative, once you start using it, the shape starts to deflate. There is no vent so it stays leak proof but it does start to slow down the flow after it gets low. Five gallons can be harder to carry for those unable to lift or walk long for long distances. Overall it has been great for what I needed and would buy again.

Excellent for camping. I've used one for a few years for car camping trips, and it's a delight to use. 2.6 gallon capacity is perfect for a weekend trip. Water tastes and smells great; no plastic taste or smell whatsoever. I don't ever clean it; I just make sure it dries by running a fan into it for a day or so. This works well for me probably because I live in the desert, so it doesn't take days. My only gripe is that the spigot handle broke after a few years of light use, and the replacement ones are priced in a way that basically forced me to buy a whole new cube. Make the replacement spigots - THE weak point - much cheaper to replace. Come on.

We have six of these as our emergency water supply. We always keep one in the refrigerator, and cycle them though, to ensure the emergency water is always fresh. They aren't perfect, but I HIGHLY recommend them. Over the last 20 months, all six jugs continue to perform well. My complaints are: 1) Without an air hole (which is actually good over the long term), the flexible plastic deforms as water is taken out. You have to flip it on it's back (or remove it from the refrigerator first), and open the spigot to let air in. It's likely the better option versus an air hole that could leak, but you should know this before buying, plus the water sitting in the spigot will drip out when you move it. 2) The handle doesn't have obvious markings for open versus closed. This has lead to a few accidental spills. We color the "open" side of the handle blue every time we fill each jug, but how easy would it be for the manufacturer to design this in?

I bought these a few years ago and am finally now using them on a camp trip - wish I had opened the bag sooner 😁 They're nice and heavy duty but soft and flexible enough to fold up really compact. They have no chemical smell to them & seem to be good clean drinking water safe plastic. They have a nice handle on top to tote when full and the filling spout didnt leak at all when closed . I like them and I'll probably buy more .

I actually desired to purchase this plastic container to wash my hands during my lunch break at work (I work in construction), and I'm not too impressed. Sure, it holds water well and the lid has a good seal, but the plastic does not retain its structure integrity at all and the plastic is of a lower quality. Not a bad price, but you get what you pay for.

This item is deceiving when it arrives. Its folded up very small and doesnt look like it is the size of the picture unfolded. It is. Using mine for camping. Should be fine.

Durable, retains water just fine. Decent cubes that work well and fit next to each other just fine. These aren't stackable though(when full) so if that's something important to you I would keep looking. For my needs though these are great as they are strong durable, hold 5 gallons, are relatively easy to lift and even help meter the water slower. They are are relatively easy to clean too(even comes with instructions on how to clean them properly. For me, these are a great value and I will be buying more.

It’s very convenient for camping, big body but save lots of space.

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Well made, Great quality, packaged very well, easy cleaning instruction to follow before filling up, easy to setup and use, includes the tap as well. Extremely happy with this product and purchase. Yes definately recommend

Bought this because I thought ‘great! The tap on it will make life easier!’ Nope. Way too difficult to get water out of this because it suctions in as the container empties. Design fault coz it really needs some kind of breathing hole to enable easy, continuous flow. Glad I only got 1

Took it camping, at one point it fell off the table and didn't break. The bag design makes it a bit unstable though, better to leave on the ground.