Customer Reviews for VEVOR Portable Water Storage Bladder 63.4 Gal PVC Collapsible Water Tank Black

The Vevor 87 Gallon Water Storage Bladder is a nice water tank for emergency water storage. During bad hurricanes they always tell you to fill a tub with water or something in the event that water mains are severed or something. Filling up a bathtub as a source of drinking and cooking water just doesn't seem like a great alternative to me. Hence, I got the Vevor water storage bladder which can be folded up and stored away for whenever its needed. It also makes a handy and quick to deploy source of water on my boat should the need arrise (like a long trip or something where I won't have access to a shore-based water source). My boat has the perfect area in the rear below the deck where this bladder would fit perfectly and be fine for short term use (right next to my pressure pumps even!). The bladder itself seems very well made. I would be hesitant to try suspending the tank from the built in loops as a full bladder would contain approximately 725lbs or 180lbs per loop. Its possible, but I'm definitely not going to trust it enough to stand under it or something if the bladder were full and suspended from a ceiling or something .

Using this to extend our stays while boon docking! Plenty of water storage (though heavy with all that water so make sure you have the cargo capacity in your truck/motorhome), seems to be durable and hasn't leaked yet and the fittings seem very solid and fused on correctly. Not a cheaply made water bladder!

I bought 2 of these rain barrels to store rain water from the 100 gal barrels. What a wonderful container. 5 stars

Heavy duty construction and seam sealing, although the centerline seam on the bottom of the bladder looks like it may have had too much heat in one spot and melted it a bit more. It doesn't affect the operation of the bladder though. Both the top and lower taps are the same size; it would have been nice to have a larger port in the top for filling the bladder. The fittings, including the metal extension tube and valve, seem to be slightly different size, as if one was metric, and the other english. You will probably need a good amount of sealing tape to ensure tight-fitting joints to the valve. I haven't quite figured out what the four lift/carrying handles are really good for. This bladder, when full, is going to be around 850 lbs. My gut feeling is that this straps/handles won't carry that much weight; I don't think I want to try to confirm that feeling or not. I'll let someone else do that. So if you are camping or need portable fire protection, you can carry this in the bed of a pickup and take 100 gallons of water with you. Pair this up with a high-output 12 volt pump, and you should be ready for almost anything!

Useful for quick to fill emergency water storage or for comping. I wouldn't trust it for long term storage though. Recommended!

First off this is a brand I trust so I have all confidence in this product. This is thick and durable and excellent to have on hand for natural disasters, or for spending time off grid. Water storage is the most important thing and this is perfect

But it's enormous for a water bladder. I go big for camping, but this is serious survival gear. The bladder is made out of PVC (vinyl-plastic?). It's not rubber but it is thick (double-layered). A few years ago, we had an ice storm in Texas that froze all our pipes for a week. I had to take the 4-wheel drive to a Primo water station and refill water jugs every day. We only had 22 gallons of water jugs. You can imagine, they were out-of-stock everywhere. I ordered this because I could fill it up in the bathtub and I would have at least four days of water stored. Add back the 22 gallons of water jugs, and that's five days of storage. I have a 48x24\" wagon, but it only holds 800 pounds, so I could safely fill about 80 gallons. It would be difficult to pull. Too hard. I wouldn't take this anywhere in anything but the back of my truck. I need a case to keep it from rolling around and sliding. That's doable and actually probable. I like this for emergencies and there are many things I haven't imagined. I will probably buy another for the other bathtub. For me, it's too large for camping. However, it's a super tool (multifunctional). 5 stars.

I got this to have additional emergency water storage. We have our own well and backup power to run for several days, but I wanted this to have to place in my 2nd story attic in a longer term emergency so that we could pump it full of water and use gravity to feed our home plumbing. Empty it is easy to get through the attic access and I have an adequate floor to support the weight full. Simple to take 25' of water hose and attach it to plumbing upstairs and create a gravity fed system in less than an hour that I can easily refill by running the generator for a few minutes. Quality appears to be there, nice fittings and adaptors to use. Be prepared.

We purchased this to store emergency water in case of an emergency. We have several collapsible water storage options on hand and this is on par with the best of them. Comes well packaged with everything needed for water storage/dispensing. Initial appearance is it is thick plastic able to hold the weight of 87 gallons. Well though out design with top fill cap and lower valve dispenser. I hop to never need it, but feel good that this will be a reliable storage solution in the even of emergencies. Great product for the price!

Good to have extra water stored away in case for emergencies. I live in an earthquake prone area so this is a must have. Better to have than not. Good quality and heavy too in a good way. Thick material. Near 106 gallons. Best to find that safe and proper spot before filling up fully. You DO NOT want to break your bag and risk damaging this when filled. Best to have this stored in a cool pallet or table large enough to store this safety so no worries on rips and tears. A set it and forget it type deal for me. PEACE - LIVE - LIFE - LOVE - LAUGH - PRAY