Will the Camelbak Podium cap fit onto this Polar bottle? My toddler drinks well out of their cap, but their bottle is too big.
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I'm not sure but I think as long as the Polar bottle is the same size (24oz. for example) it should work just fine.
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I'm not sure sorry, the only thing I can say is try and look at the dimensions of them both.
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I don't know if I have the "podium" but I have both the camelback bottle and the polar bottles and the tops are interchangeable
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I have both bottles. The Camelbak Podium cap will not fit the Polar bottle. I tried it just to answer your question.
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I do not know the answer to this question, however, you could take your bottle to a store that sells the other bottle and give it a try.
367659
So far it has fit every .6 and .75 CamelBak bottle we have. It will stretch to fit over a small size range.
2258264
I have no clue. Never heard of an insulated camelbak. It is plenty roomy enough for my 16 oz. Thermos bottles. It's 4" across at the base, 5" wide when the fabric is stretched out, so that makes a 10" circumference, and 9" high from the base to the handle. The handle is rather long, and it can be slung around the neck and arm. It's really a very handy little bottle holder. It will hold a 24 oz soda bottle with plenty of room left over, but not a one liter bottle. I hope this helps.
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Sadly, I'd probably say no because of the top. I feel that, to prevent anything spilling or escaping, I must screw the top on pretty tight. The bottle is a bit heavy, but not unreasonably so. My 3 year old daughter can drink from it fine, she just can't get the top off (which I totally prefer).
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The white round lid that screws onto the top is 1-3/4 inches across, so it will only fit this blue bottle that I am aware of. A two liter plastic bottle has a 1 inch diameter cap. Plus on the bottom of the blue bottle there is a one way check valve which allows air in to pressurize the water stream, then fills back with the right amount of air. Otherwise, the bottle would collapse with use. Hope this helps.
1005228
If the plastic bottle is taller than a Red Bull or tall beer can it won't because it wouldn't fit. However I have never used it for bottles because we buy large water bottles.
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The large won't fit a 2 liter bottle. It would stick out of the top and thus most likely would bounce out while riding.
2023213
I have a Thermos 24oz. tall and narrow water bottle, and the holder is actually slightly bigger than my bottle. So if it's narrower, yes, it will fit. If it's similar to a Nalgene, which is a bit "fatter", no it won't.
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The caps never go on the bottle. They just go on the bag so you can freeze your breast milk. If your worried about the bottle leaking out in your diaper bag the cap that goes over the nipple fits really well,i never had a problem with leaking.
65007
It fits my 650ml bottle (22 oz) easily. I'm unsure of a 20 oz bottle. I would suspect it would cover the flip cap somewhat thereby making it difficult to drink from.
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Yes, in most instances. This is from their website. The Wide Mouth Flat Cap fits our wide 18 oz, 32 oz, 40 oz and 64 oz Wide Mouth Hydro Flasks. Please note that the Insulated Flat Cap does not fit on the older style Wide Mouth flasks. To find out which style flask you have and whether the Hydro Straw Lid will fit yours, check out the Wide Mouth Fit Guide.
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The bottle will fit a cup holder. If that's your only concern this may be the bottle for you. Due to my own experience with the bottle, I would recommend finding a different travel bottle because it does not keep liquids cold and I (and others) have had issues with this bottle not working for drinking out of the straw without covering the hole with your finger.
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Hi Joseph - I have the Medium and it DEFINITELY would NOT fit a 2-liter bottle. Honestly, I'd be surprised if the Large would fit it too, but it's worth asking
2236007
Yes! We use it for our toddler - works so much better for him than the standard sports bottle top.
916572
No it will not. Please visit the Hydroflask.com website to find all available caps for the standard mouth bottle.
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Because of how the capper holds the bottle when capping, some bottles will not work. The "standard" bottles work well because the arms grab right under the protrusion under the crown and the capper is guided down to crimp the cap around the sides. Summit beer bottles will sometimes work with this capper, but you have to line up the arms first and gently adjust the actual capping portion into place. Bottles with wider necks (think stella) will be crushed at the neck before your cap is secured (yes I have done this) because this capper will allow enough force to crush the bottle if you press down hard. See this image for details. http://i722.photobucket.com/albums/ww222/fratermus/brewing/wingcapper.jpg
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The bit valves and straws are easy to find. The cap is much harder. My son broke the plastic part that holds the bite valve, which meant the whole cap needed to be replaced. I could only find it at the camelbak web site: http://shop.camelbak.com/accessories/replacements/bottle/l/322