ElifeAcc BPA Free Collapsible Water Container with Spigot, Camping Water Storage Carrier Jug for Outdoors Hiking Hurricane Emergency, Foldable Portable SGS Water Canteen

Little bit more rigid than expected but did the job for a weekend camping trip, valve made it easier for a coffee in the morning after a heavy night on the tequila

Handy for the motorhome, space saver, bit pricey

I bought this for purposes of relocating a fish tank and keeping some of the original aquarium water….. once this was accomplished, I’m still using it today for various purposes. Highly recommended

Purchased the 20L version of this to help top up our water on the campsite.Not really sure how good I was expecting this to be, but after a few uses, I was impressed enough to order a 2nd one.When full, 20L of water weighs around 44 pounds - the design of the handle was comfortable enough to carry this without it digging into your hand.It comes packed down flat and it will pack down again ..... although it can be a bit of a fuss getting it properly flat

This water container was brought for camping.Used a couple of times. Not the greatest water carrier. Top was found to be leaking when used. ? Sealing ring.

Great product, surprisingly strong as it holds enough water to make me struggle to carry it (I’m a regular woman I guess) but I can just about do it which is good :) saves much needed space in the camper as can be flattened down quite thin

This is a robust thick-walled water carrier which replaced two others that did not last long and imparted a plastic taste in the water. I am pleased to say this container does not do this, water tastes as if came from the tap. I take it camping, it folds up well for tavelling but needs some elastic around it to hold it together. Water can be dispensed from the tap or just take the top off.

A sieve would only have been marginally worse than this poor excuse for a water container. I meticulously followed the instructions for first use (cleaning it) before using it on a camping weekend. Having had issues with the taps on previous water containers we eliminated this potential cause of the leak by turning the container on its end so that the tap was in the air with no water in contact with it. The container still quickly lost water which necessitated frequent trips to the campsite tap to fill the kettle for tea. Nobody messes with tea making!The space saving properties of this 'collapsible' container merely entail bending it in on itself. The tiny cracks in the plastic that result from this bending, ultimately make the container leak.This poor design has no merit.I cannot recommend this product in anyway - you're better off using a bucket. I shall be purchasing a different water container and not worrying so much about the space saving element! I suggest you do the same.