i will be able to update this review after next week. however so far it seems like it is gonna be perfect. i got this to haul water to my camper during our state fair in which i will be hauling water daily. wanted this to save room for traveling the 5 hours to get there with all the other crap we take. i did do a couple of test runs and did everything i could to tear the sample material. stay tuned......Day 4 of our 11 day boondocking camping trip. we have pottable water at the campground we r in i been haulling water everyday as we are bathing the kids doing dishish and showerig ourselves every day i have made 6 trips to the bath house for water i put an extra valve on it and im pushing the air out so i been getting close to 40 gallons of fresh water per trip. we have 7 days left but i cant see being disapointed at this point im even thinking of buying another on and putting it under the camper as another holding tank likely a larger one. this is an a+ product to this point. 5 days left and i have decided i will be buying another one of these but a larger one so i can use it as an additional tank for my camper this thing is great if ur thinking about it just hit the buy it now button ur not gonna regret it

Well built but you better get a small pump to transfer the water to your RV tank or whatever (gravity and siphon are extremely slow). It rolls around like a water balloon if you don't place it inside something to contain it. If you hit the brakes too fast remember you have a 480 lb. blob that is going through or pop on anything in its way (60 gal flood in an RV would be devastating).
Mine fits perfectly in a rear compartment on my RV. It adds weight but at least it is behind CG. Added an extra 3 days to my boondocking adventures with my wife and I.

Purchased two of these 30 gallon bladders to use in our 5th wheel camper where we didn't have a washer source. They worked perfectly. Filled them several times at the local gas station. Bought a cheap transfer pump at Harbor Freight and ran it off my generator. Fell out of the back of the suv twice while parked and no punctures. Two people operation is helpful.

I bought this to replace the big 55 gallon barrel we usually bring with us while boon docking. The barrel took up half the bed of the truck. I bought the AuqaTank2 60 gallon version and I couldn't be happier. It's sturdy, it's fold-able, it's easy to fill, and easy to use. The only thing I would suggest is that you get a swiveling hose on/off connector (the one supplied with the badder is a one piece and makes it hard to connect the hose to it because it jams up. Not a deal breaker though.
I held off from buying this for a long time because I was worried about how sturdy the bladder would be. It's made out of the same material as a ThermoRest sleeping pad, those things are bomb proof. So if you are concerned about the longevity of the bladder... I'd say not to worry about that, unless you are transporting the water in the back of a truck filled with broken glass or razor blades.
I made a video of how much the bladder moved around in the back of the Truck while completely filled, I took it on a pretty bumpy road with lots of turns, aside from it jiggling around like Jello, it didn't move. If you search "AquaTank 2 Review" on YouTube you'll be able to judge for yourself.

I always needed extra water when dry camping. I thought about getting one those hard plastic tanks but they are bulky and take up so much space. This sixty gallon bladder folds up to the size of a large book! I can pull it out, fill it at the nearest spigot and refill my camper quickly and easily. The military uses a similar system and the material is just as tough. I was skeptical whether this would work, but I was amazed how well this does. No more water rationing and quick showers in my camper while "dry" camping.