Abstract: A “Wing-shaped” liquid bladder device is disclosed having angular shoulder wings on the left and right sides. The wings join at an angle creating a substantially “V-Shaped” hollow volume for storing liquids. A re-sealable opening receptacle can be found on top the bladder for filling the hollow volume. One or more additional arms can be added to the wings. The wings and arms meet at a lower distal end to create a substantially “V-shaped” funnel that is attached to an outlet pipe. In the front, shoulder straps are attached to the wings and they go over and across the front of the wearer's body to a lower portion of the arms of the bladder. The outlet pipe is attached to the funnel and extends up to the wearer's shoulder. A drinking straw can be attached to the outlet pipe to allow the user to easily access the liquids inside.