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Speaking of bladders, (and swivels, oh my!) Here are two recent failures. The one on the far left is an Everlast that was in my Roni bag. There was a pin hole that I had patched. Apparently that was just a very small part of the problem. The red one is the infamous plastic bladder that Everlast started to use in the late 1980's. Usually they either experienced a faulty valve, or blown seam. This was in my 4213. Above is a really heavy ball hook swivel with no markings other than it was made in Tawian. The n