Full Bladder weight?
1790149
I think this is 100 fluid oz which is 6.5 LBS. Plus a little for the plastic and how much you fill.8.33/128 = .065 lbs/oz, multiply .065 x 100 and you get 6.5 LBSor 3 liters
1790150
6.5 lbs according to the internet. Makes sense because a gallon is 128 oz and weighs 8.33 lbs
76097
No. I personally wouldn't recommend carrying a hydration bladder at all. With a full bladder in the sleeve of this backpack the comfort of the suspension and effectiveness of the back ventilation mesh are diminished. Unless absolutely necessary, carrying water adds a ton of weight. I suggest carrying a water filter (Sawyer Squeeze is my recommendation) and stopping at available water sources.
2269109
any will work; I used a 3L camelback.beware; it's A) a tight fit for larger bladders and B) will make the pack sit really awkwardly and uncomfortably on your back when it's full all the way.Kinda doesn't make sense that it's right against your back - the front the pack would be a better spot as it would ride better.I highly recommend MSI's dromedary if you need to pack in your own water. those things are unkillable.
499924
I purchased a small bladder (tall 60oz) and placed it in the section that holds the rain cover. It did add a bit of bulk, however, it was worth it to stay hydrated.
960740
Well, I've never actually put it on a scale, but its pretty light, even when full of water. I have back problems & tendonitis in my right arm, so I need something light, even when its full of water. So I'd venture to guess its 5-7 lbs. empty & probably hovers around 10 lbs. when full of water.
869690
Wow! I am finding these plenty heavy. It took me a few weeks just to hold it in when it was empty. I can now hold it for 15 minutes. I am ready to start the lighter weights. After I can do all the weight, then I will start on the smaller cone. I am already experiencing much more control then I had before. My husband also notices the difference. I think I will be very fit in that area if I can hold the weights with the small cone. I wonder if you have the cone too high? It needs to be very low in the vagina. Lower than a tampon would go. I hope this helps!
20610
I had the same question. The 250+ quote below sounds encouraging. I weigh 280 so I might add a little prayer each time before using.
1211608
Hey adam, Only have a bathroom scale, but it comes in at between 1 & 2 lbs on that.-kim
784095
Hi there are four water bladders for each weight so eight in total. Hope this helps.
830894
No, if does not. The pouch looks like it can hold a 1 litre bladder though.
355995
My dogs a puppy and is only 1lb 3oz. T o give u an idea a pee pad (21×22) I think, fits almost perfectly. You may want to go up a size.
1195433
not at all heavy when empty, water at 8 lbs per gallon, obviously changes that. I'm 2 years removed from a stroke and have no problem lifting it with either hand
1905310
It's been about a year ago that I received mine now but definitely under 5 lbs. Just as a side note, these diapers are wonderful! Especially for the minimal price.
891936
No I had to buy a 30oz but found that the issued bladder works just fine. It doesn't synch down to the Molle on the bottom which makes it bounce a bit.
1746656
Interesting...You could be right, about your son's bladder holding more fluid, especially where you say they are leaking from.
2156774
The bladder is designed to be supported when full of water. I think that it has to be in some sort of enclosure. A 5 sided plywood frame would probably do.
656085
Yes, there is a bladder. It comes pre-charged at 35 PSI. It is very well made. Welded seams are high quality. Flotec is a very good company with dependable products.