I see the belt comes with 2 pouches for water bottles. Can you add on pouches for water bottles?
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I believe you can get additional pouches from Fitletic's website to add more water. The two 6 oz. bottles is usually plenty for me on a long run because the water gets warm.
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IT comes with the holder and can be screwed down under the water bottle cage, it also has a velcro strap that secures it once it is snapped into the holder. I actually bought two and no issues at all.
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In itself, the belt only holds the two bottles, but the manufacturer does have add on holders to increase the number. I have seen them at race expos. I believe the belt can be worn either way, but my experience is that it works best with the bottles to the front. It takes a bit of finagling, but once you find the sweet spot, the belt stays in place and the bottles are convenient.
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Provided it's the add-on with the pouch and bottle then yes. They just slide onto the belt, which are the same width.
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Although I have never attached a hydration bottle to the belt it would be possible if their is a loop on the bottle. This reult in the bottle flopping around during a run as the belt has an elastic waste band. Wouldn't recommend it. The pouch has just enough room for my iPhone ad the other zip pouch has room to stuff keys, candy ...
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yes, however you will have way way too much room. my suggestion is get a 40 oz bottle, and a gsi cup. the bottle will sit nicely in the gsi cup and then you will have some room up in top of pouch. the 40 oz sits nice and snug but not too tight in the 12x5 , go with a smaller pouch if you want a smaller bottle. however I recommend you up to the 40 oz . I use a Kleen Kanteen stainless steel.
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No, there are specific bottles designed for the belt. There is another product from Fitletic called Quench (or H20) that does fit the type of bottles that you mention. Dave
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No. These are two 8 oz. bottles and they are shaped specifically for the belt.
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The bottle holder has 2 loops so you can attach it to your own belt if you wish.
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No. You'll have to put your water bottle inside. There's no separate bottle holder.
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No this belt would not work very well for holding water bottles there are several other brands out there that are really good for walking and holding water bottles Nathan is one of them
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No. It is a bag built to military spec with the MOLI system. Loops that cover the whole bag allows you to attach different things. 5.11 makes a water bottle pouch that holds a 24oz. bottle. The convenience is you can place the pouch anywhere on the bag because it's covered in loops. I bought one and it is the greatest thing ever.
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Hi! If you use it with only two bottles in the front or rear the belt, it works perfectly fine! I personaly bought 2 belts over time (since I got slimmer I had to bought a smaller size) and I used it with only 2 bottles on shorter distance. Good Luck.
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Hi, Luis. The bottle belt fits my 32 oz round nalgene bottles. It should fit the 48 oz bottles if they're the same diameter. I've never seen a 32 and a 48 oz side-by-side, so I don't know for sure. Before buying, it might be good to visit a store that has both and compare diameters. Thanks, Elgin
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No, the loops are designed to hold Gu or other fuel packets, they are way too small for a water bottle. And I don't think the elastic is strong enough to support the weight with a bottle holder attached. Great for a phone and fuel though.
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No side pocket for water bottle, but you could put in front pocket or attach a holder with a c clamp or something. I just love this backpack it is very durable. side pocket was not an issue for me.
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I would say that yes you should provided that it (the water bottle) has hooks or something to hold it in place. Hope that helps