The VEVOR 87.2-Gallon Collapsible Water Storage Bladder provides large-capacity portable water storage for emergency preparedness, camping, RV use, irrigation and other outdoor applications. Its flexible design holds up to 330 liters / 87.2 gallons while folding down for compact storage when empty.
87.2-Gallon Capacity
With a maximum capacity of 330 liters / 87.2 gallons, this bladder provides substantial temporary water storage without requiring a rigid tank. It measures approximately 47.6 × 32.1 × 14.6 inches when filled.
Reinforced 1000D PVC Construction
The bladder uses double-layer 1000D PVC-coated material with a reinforced mesh layer for resistance to wear and tearing. Heat-sealed seams and reinforced ports help provide a secure storage system for outdoor applications.
Wide Operating Temperature Range
The material is rated for temperatures from approximately 5°F to 167°F (-15°C to 75°C), providing flexibility across a variety of outdoor and storage conditions.
Inlet & Outlet Connections
The bladder incorporates a DN25 / 32mm male-thread inlet and DN20 / 25mm male-thread outlet. The included valve, connector and sealing components make it easier to set up the bladder for filling and dispensing.
Collapsible Storage
Unlike a rigid water tank, the flexible bladder can be folded when empty, reducing the amount of storage space required between uses.
Specifications
Brand: VEVOR
Model: WSB-330L-Black
Product Type: Collapsible Water Storage Bladder
Maximum Capacity: 330 L / 87.2 gal
Material: PVC
Construction: Reinforced Double-Layer 1000D PVC
Color: Black
Temperature Range: 5°F–167°F / -15°C–75°C
Inlet: DN25 / 32mm Male Thread
Outlet: DN20 / 25mm Male Thread
Dimensions: 47.6 × 32.1 × 14.6 in
Weight: Approximately 7.8 lbs / 3.55 kg
What's Included
Important Use Information
This bladder should be treated as NON-DRINKING water storage. VEVOR's product graphic for this exact black 87.2-gallon model specifically states “For NON-drinking water use Only.”
That is important for Atlas. I would not advertise this as potable or drinking-water storage.
Avoid sharp objects that could puncture or abrade the PVC. Do not overfill or subject the filled bladder to excessive compression.
Place the bladder on a clean, stable surface and make sure connections and seals are properly installed before filling. Check the bladder and fittings for leakage before relying on it for emergency storage.
Remember that 87.2 gallons of water weighs roughly 727 pounds, not including the bladder itself. Plan its placement before filling because moving a full bladder can be difficult and unsafe.
Drain, clean and thoroughly dry the bladder before folding it for extended storage.