WaterStorageCubeBPA 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

I'm in my '70s folks. I bought two of these. I use them in my bedroom as it's not easy for me to get from here to the bathroom anymore. I'm not decrepit yet, but my legs just don't work like they used to, and I have neuropathy in my feet making it a bit hard to balance properly. I take these two containers into the bathroom, fill them up, and end up with over 5 gallons of water for drinking, without having to risk walking to the bathroom and falling down just for a drink. Oh, I highly recommend that when you purchase one or two of these bottles, you also do a search for a hose adapter that has a fitting on one end to tightly fit over your water spigot so that you can easily fill these bottles should it not be possible to fit them under the spigot directly. The dimensions of the container can be found on the site where you purchase them. I suggest you measure the height from where the container will be sitting under the spicket and make sure it will fit to determine whether you need the hose or not.Regarding the fact that they're collapsible, that factor I could care less about. I will say that as the water comes out from the bottle it starts to collapse a bit, and that makes the container sort of loosey goosey. I can say that this is easily remedied by blowing air through the spout into the bottle, and when I've got as much air in there as I can, I close the spout real quick. It's just me living here, so I don't have to worry about someone else drinking out of a container I've blown my germ laden breath into. This makes for a very sturdy container, plus the air pressure helps with the water flow.I highly recommend these containers for anyone that wants an easy way of transporting a bit over 2.5 gallons of water easily about. Oh, and I love the big thick handles that make the container easy to grab and lug around even when full.EDITI have something to say about the very few videos showing defective cubes. These cubes are made of a material that can easily get a HOLE IN THEM if you don't pay attention to how you're slinging the things around as you're moving them. Regarding the opening where the spout attaches, I've not had either the two 10 l or the two 20 l cubes show ANY signs of leakage. It's a no-brainer people, when you open the container to add your liquid, just look at the thing before attaching it and make sure you don't have any debris that's been picked up by your casual handling... SIMPLE! And finally, the world and or life ain't perfect. You may get it effective SOMETHING that you spend money on. Get over it. If you buy one of these cubes with a defect, and if you bought it through Amazon, replace it. My feeling is if you don't see a leak in the first few hours after filling it with water and keeping an eye on it, it'll never leak unless you do something that makes it happen. Right? These are tough little cubes that are meant to last and get the job done, and I've had no issues with my four.

Ordered these for our hurricane kit. Great idea. Stores well. Doesn't take up much space since they're collapsible. Filled them up over 6 months ago to ready for a hurricane. Stored in garage. Still holding water. No leaks. Will change out water, tho.

This was really great for taking camping. We didn't have water at our site so this was super useful for morning coffee and oatmeal, cleaning stuff, and just having water nearby. Plus folded down it was easy to fit in the overpacked car.It feels really flimsy though. Not like I think it's going to explode - but it's nearly impossible to get it to open up all the way. Then when it's filled with water it kind of wants to flex and push into an almost sphere shape instead of a cube. Folding it up isn't TOO hard but I feel like sometimes it takes 3-5 tries to get it to fold up correctly.We also had an issue with the spout leaking some, it needed to be exactly right to not spill. We mostly just sat it on it's back to not worry about that though. I feel like this COULD become a large problem eventually, though. If it does I'll probably come back and knock off a star or two depending on lifetime and number of uses.

Good quality and a great addition to my emergency preparedness kit. I went to an earthquake emergency preparedness presentation and they said that it’s not as critical to have WATER stored but instead to have a way to store a lot of clean water. This is it! I bought a four pack of the five gallon containers and stick two in my car and two in my emergency kit.They pack relatively small and are light.Good value for peace of mind!

We wanted a second drinking water vessel for while camping. Liked it has a spigot rather than trying to pour out and it held a good volume of water.I'm impressed with it even more was durability. While I went to bring it out of the house where I filled and to the camper, I was tripping over a shopping bag at top of the stairs while carrying the cube. It's a little awkward with being wider and flexes so I was carrying with two hands near my stomache area. But as I felt myself falling I let go of the cube figuring it'd be easier to mop water than injur myself. Cube tumbles down into split level entry and it stayed solid! I expected an explosion of water but NOPE. In disbelief I put it in our campers shower stall just in case a leak developed but never did.Is a little small on opening to try and get in to scrub but can with a bottle brush.

Good price and one of the containers is working well. The other container has a slow leak. I checked on it after a week. It is now half full and there is water on the floor. Darn.

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.