240L/63 Gal Water Bladder Tank with Water Level Indicator

Let me tell y'all about the greatest product I ever tried to destroy. We've got a new construction project going on, and out of nowhere, the tile guy says, "We've got to have water on site." Problem is... the water isn't hooked up yet. Problem-er is... we're on top of a mountain. So naturally, we start talking about hauling five-gallon buckets. I Google "portable water tank," and somehow end up looking at this giant water bladder. I thought, *Well, that's slick.* As only Amazon can do, it magically appeared on my front porch the very next morning. I loaded it onto my little utility trailer, filled that bad boy up, and I have to admit—the build quality looked outstanding. So I hauled my portable lake to the top of the mountain. When I got there, I figured I'd move it a little closer to the tile man. My thinking was, "Let's save my chubby little tile daddy a few extra steps." I'm easing around the job site, swerving and dodging, feeling like a professional... Then suddenly I thought... **"Oh Lord... where'd my water sack go?"** It wasn't on the trailer anymore. I looked over just in time to see it perched on the edge of the construction site... ...on TOP OF A MOUNTAIN. I thought, "Well... that ain't ideal." Then I convinced myself, *The tile man probably needs the exercise anyway. What's another fifty steps?* As I got closer, I realized the bladder had landed upside down. "No problem," I thought. "I know the ol' Flip-A-Roo Method." That confidence lasted about three seconds. The second I grabbed it and gave it a shove, my mind immediately traveled back to Spring Break in Fort Lauderdale in 1985. Let's just say I once made the mistake of underestimating momentum with a big girl... This water bladder had the exact same attitude. Instead of flipping once... ...it flipped TWICE. Then it grabbed me. Next thing I know I'm rolling head over hills with a 500-pound water balloon down the side of a mountain like I was tangled up in a WWE Match. By the time the ride was over... * my neck hurt, * my leg hurt, * I had skinned both elbows, * busted a knee, * lost what little dignity I had left... ...and the water bladder was sitting 200 feet down the mountain looking as proud as a peacock. About that time I heard... 👏👏👏👏👏 The guys installing Hardie board had stopped working to watch the entire performance. I don't know exactly what they were saying... ...but judging from the laughter, I'm pretty sure they just witnessed the funniest thing they'd seen all year. Thankfully, one of them jumped in a skid steer, drove down the hill, rolled the bladder into the bucket, and hauled both me and my portable reservoir back to the top like rescuing two stranded mountain climbers. Now here's the unbelievable part... After being launched off a trailer... Dragged down a mountainside... Rolled nearly 200 feet... And abused by a full-grown hillbilly... That water bladder didn't leak a single drop. Five stars. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ The only disappointment? Nobody got their cell phone out fast enough. Otherwise I'd probably be explaining to America why "Hillbilly vs. Water Bladder" has 12 million views on TikTok.

I bought this to supplement my camper's fresh water tank which is only 45 gallons. Durable bladder will last a long time. I bought a 12v water pump that I hook up to it and pump from the bladder into my Camper's fresh water tank. PERFECT!!!!

Works pretty good, sides are not very rigid. The level indicator doesn't work well but is also unnecessary.

Perfect for what we needed.

Never even got to use it :/ I bought this months ago and just brought it out since it’s warmed up. Upon filling it up for the first time I noticed a massive leak around seal. As you can see in the video there is a large tear under the release valve. This was my first time using the product, and I never got to use it, so unfortunately I give it 1 star. If support could help offer some sort of resolution that would be great. The return window has closed and I’d be happy to take this review down if you can assist.

We planted trees on a neighbors property. We got this bladder for our UTV to water them. Not only is it perfect to water the trees we use it for our own garden. No more bringing water can after watering can to the back yard that has no water hose! Highly recommend! Added a 10 foot hose* absolutely perfect

works really good very sturdy works very good for my needs

BUYER BEWARE. This is not rated for potable water. This is not intended for drinking water tank as it will leach into your drinking water. ALSO IT IS NOT RETURNABLE DUE TO CONTAINING HAZARDOUS MATERIALS. This is not for boondocking. Probably great for gardens. Sellers should have made this very clear in the advertising. The bladder seems to be of decent material and construction but for 30$ you get what you pay for. For a garden?, sure. But I won't recommend this for camping at all even though the advertising states for camping.