Find answers to frequently asked questions and learn how to care for your hydration bladder and pack.
It’s important to clean your hydration bladder before its first use and regularly after each adventure to keep it fresh. Here are several effective methods to thoroughly clean your bladder:. Wash with Soap and Water: Use warm water and mild dish soap
"Hydration ready" is a term we use for backpacks that have a built-in internal sleeve where the hydration bladder fits. The bladder will normally sit in the inside of the main compartment, in the back of the pack. Then you can run the hydration hose
All TETON Gear internal frame packs are hydration ready and will fit up to a 3-liter bladder (bladder sold separately).
There are a few common reasons why hydration bladders may leak, and they can often be resolved with some simple troubleshooting. First, ensure that the hose is properly connected to the bladder. If you're not hearing a clicking sound when attaching t
No, our hydration bladder sleeves are not insulated. To help keep your water cool on hot days, we recommend either freezing your hydration bladder (partially) or adding ice to your water before heading out. This will help maintain a colder temperatur
The taste you're experiencing could be due to a couple of factors. The chemical and mineral composition of your tap water, particularly if it's chlorinated, might react with the silicone in the bladder, resulting in a plasticky taste. Alternatively,
TETON hydration bladders are BPA-free and made from food-safe materials. Here is a list of the materials used:. Here is a list of the materials used:. We recommend cleaning the bladder before its first use. You can find detailed cleaning instructions