ust5 Gal Water Carrier Cube with Collapsible, Transparent, Compact Design and BPA Free Construction for Drinking, Bathing, Camping, Hiking and Outdoor Survival

Bought this last minute to have drinking water for a work picnic while trying to discourage everyone from bringing disposable bottles of water. I was skeptical at first because it's collapsible and I've never seen or handled one before. It is awkward to fill, so use caution....soft sides makes it weird/hard to handle as filling and easy to spill. I was worried the spigot cap was going to be cheap garbage and not fit tight and the thing was going to leak in my car all the way to the park. It did not. It had a very good seal. I did double-check about twenty times, though. Water flowed out well from it. It's not a gushing river, but it's not a slow trickle. There was no bad taste at all with the water. There's no insulation, so water doesn't stay cold if it's hot outside. If you're using it for a party or picnic, bring ice in a cooler. We had about 30-50 people at any given time during the event and I instructed everyone to bring reusable water bottles with them so minimize our waste. This was enough water for the entire event for everyone (there were also sodas, lemonade, etc.) and I still brought it home with water in it from which I drank for the next 2-3 days. I was worried how it would dry, but I just removed the cap and put it in a sunny bay window for about a week (forgot about it) and it was dry inside. Definitely worth the purchase and will be reused for future events, camping, and any preparations we do before storms where there could be power outages and we lose power to our well.

I purchased this for having access to water while doing field work. So far it has worked well, seems pretty durable. The actual container seems quite durable, I am not sure how durable the nozzle part will be. So far it seems to be of average quality, but if it does break, that part is very easily replaced. I have been happy with my purchase, and it was a good price (approx $11).

Had this for over a year. Used it multiple times camping, horseback riding, and beach going, in total we probably moved ~500 u.s. gallons thru it.The spicket has started to leak, and i think there is a hairline fracture on the outer seam.Probably would've lasted longer had we babied it.So if youre active, try a heavier duty one, but if you really take care of your stuff, i dont see why this wouldn't last a few more years.

This jug works great. I like how the nozzle doesn't just pour the water out. It let's it out at a good rate for washing g hands, brushing teeth.Only complaint is, when it's full, you need to support the bottom while carrying it. The handle feels like it could stretch over time and tear. Very useful to keep in the back of the truck.

It really doesn't work good and it's not really reliable because it leaks right away.

I bought 3 of these to put in my storm planning kit. They are perfect. They take up very little space because they are collapsible. This will make it very easy to have water in hand in case of a storm. I was very pleased when they arrived.

very light weight when empty, a bit awkward when full as they are a soft cube, they have no vent so dispensing can be very slow unless you leave valve open and turn whole unit up to suck in air. Sometimes they leak when not all the way upright but over all not that bad for the price. no odor or taste. have refilled at least 15 times and still holding up.

A really large group of us went camping, and insisting on frequent hand washing, I got this contraption to put on a table with some hand soap and paper towels. When night came, we had the bright idea of putting a small LED lamp behind it, which turned it into a bright, diffused light lamp. Love that it collapses, and I was surprised at how much water it carries. Whoever created this, what a great idea!

Seems solid enough, but the flow rate out of the nozzle is incredibly slow. Needs an air hole at the top.

As title states leaks slowly at tap.