Our story
Redsack began with a jug nobody wanted to lift
Redsack started in 2021 in Reno, Nevada, where plenty of homes buy drinking water by the five-gallon jug. The jug is cheap and the water is good. Getting it into a glass is the hard part, and for an older parent it can be the dangerous part.
The pumps we tried were loud and slow. Most put the motor in the head, right next to your ear, and pushed water through a thin tube. So our first design moved the motor to the bottom of the tube and made the tube wider. The noise stayed in the water and the glass filled in 3 seconds.
- A new pump spends a month on our own kitchen counter before it goes anywhere.
- Every product has a job it is not for. A pump that suits everything suits nothing.
The first Redsack product to reach buyers was simpler: a squeeze bottle bidet for travel. It taught us how to design a cap that does not leak in a bag. Two years later the same seal work went into our silicone jug caps.
Wine came from a customer. She used an early pump on a box of wine at a party and asked for one that could measure. Today our dispensers pour 1 to 999 ml to order.
We are a small team and we keep the range short. Every product moves a liquid from a container to where you want it, with one hand and without a mess.

















