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 Topic: Kampa Keg / Colapz water carrier?
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24/4/2016 at 8:12am
Location: West Midlands
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We bought the 7ltr Kampa Keg a couple of weeks ago in anticipation for our end of May trip. However every time I put it away with the rest of the camping gear, out it comes again. The kids love being able to get a drink for themselves, it's incredibly stable on the worktop, and holds a lot of water. It gets a thumbs up from us, even though it hasn't made its camping debut yet.
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24/4/2016 at 9:52am
Location: Southport
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I bought the keg for the caravan for one night stop overs to save me filling up the water system, does the job great, however the weak point is the tap, because it sticks out so much is vulnerable to breaking off or cracking if you catch it against anything
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24/4/2016 at 11:25am
Location: Telford Shropshire
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It's always frustrated me in the past that water carrier taps always leak a little bit, this resulted in our last one having to be used on its side and then tipping it up to use the tap.
This year we have bought the Kampa Keg 7.5 litre one. We haven't used it camping yet but it is a revalation. We filled it and left it full for several days, not one drop of a leak from the tap! The tap is also a really good design, you can push it one way to keep a constant water flow or push it the other way and it only flows while the tap is pressed.
It's stable when open and compact when folded. Seems like the perfect water carrier!
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24/4/2016 at 3:56pm
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Also have the kampa one, have been happy with it
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