Where to find plastic re-usable liquid storage bags?

[FJOE]

You might want to look at Platypus Hydration bags. Lots of different sizes and openings/caps.

Beat me to it! I second these. Have used them all over the world.

 

[krick3tt]

You seem to have completely missed the point of the topic. The idea is for a container that is pliable and can fit in odd-shaped spaces with other gear.

I didn't miss the point. I thought this was an open discussion on storage and knowing that plastic can be easily damaged and leak I entered a possible alternative.

 

[TripLeader]

Beat me to it! I second these. Have used them all over the world.

I recommend Platypus as well.

 

[rayra]

I didn't miss the point. I thought this was an open discussion on storage and knowing that plastic can be easily damaged and leak I entered a possible alternative.

Nonsense. "Where to find plastic re-usable liquid storage bags? ", not 'what can I put stuff in'. Own that you were making a different suggestion, don't pretend it was an open question.

 

[Hillbilly Heaven]

:clapsmile

 

[BrianV]

Yes look at platypus, I've used them for extended fuel range on dirt bikes.

 

[Jim K in PA]

Per the thread title, I was looking for suggestions on liquid storage bags, not other container ideas. The suggestions along that theme are greatly appreciated.

I have ordered several from Amazon and will do some testing in a few weeks. I'll post up my findings, in the slim chance anyone is still interested by then.

 

[Kerensky97]

Per the thread title, I was looking for suggestions on liquid storage bags, not other container ideas. The suggestions along that theme are greatly appreciated.
I have ordered several from Amazon and will do some testing in a few weeks. I'll post up my findings, in the slim chance anyone is still interested by then.

I'm interested in those thick swiss water bags. I'd really like to know what you find out, they look like the water in them will taste like a tire repair shop.

 

[modernbeat]

If you can deal with a larger bag (25 gallons or more), then the Aero Tec bags could be useful.

http://atlinc.com/pillow.html#C2

EDIT: more info, pricing and better pics of the small bags here
http://www.atlinc.com/potable-drinking-water-bladder-tanks.html