This 65ltr heavy duty 4WD water bladder is manufactured using non-toxic PVC made specially for drinking water. 
The dual layer of PVC is strong enough to hold such a large amount of water, and does not release toxins in hot weather unlike like cheaper materials. 

The upgraded tap design lets water run without the use of a pump. The double layered PVC also ensures that if the outside gets a rip or tear, the inside will not leak. This bladder is designed to fit in the rear seat footwell, saving space in your trailer or tray. 

And unlike an empty water tank, a water bladder can simply be rolled up when not in use to save on much needed space.

Product features:

• 65ltr capacity
• 140cm x 46cm
• Non toxic food grade PVC

Contents:

• Water bladder
• 2 x connected hoses

Frequently asked questions about Water Bladders for 4WD

What is a water bladder?

A water bladder is a flexible container made from durable materials like PVC. It's designed to store and transport water in vehicles like 4WDs, caravans, and boats. These bladders fit into various spaces in the vehicle, such as the footwell or behind seats, making them an efficient solution for water storage during trips.

How does a water bladder work?

A water bladder holds water securely in a flexible container. To fill the bladder, attach a hose to the inlet and carefully fill it with water until it reaches the desired capacity.

Once filled, the water can be dispensed through an outlet hose. This hose allows you to direct the water flow, making it easy to fill smaller containers, wash dishes, or take a quick camp shower. The bladder’s flexible design allows it to fit in various spaces within your 4WD, like the rear seat footwell or behind seats, maximizing space efficiency.

Water bladders are commonly used for camping, caravanning, and other outdoor activities where a reliable water supply is important.

How long is water good in a water bladder?

Water stored in a water bladder can stay good for a few days to a week if kept in a cool, dark place. Ensure the water source is clean. For long-term use, change the water every few days.

After each camping trip or when done using and you won't need it for the next few days, empty and dry the bladder completely to prevent bacterial growth. This ensures the water remains fresh and safe to drink on your adventures.

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