I would like to use this for walking. Will this hold a water bottle in one of the loops - can't tell if the loop is large enough to hold one or not?
424754
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
424755
No, the loops are just large enough to hold energy gells. There are some other companies that make hydration belts that may work for you.
424756
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.
424757
It would have to be a REALLY TINY water bottle .... The loops are designed for 1-ounce gel packets.
426965
It's not designed to hold water and transport water at the same time. It's great for hikes, walks and I imagine it would do well at the beach. All it does is unfold and act as a container. When you try to pick it up it's flimsy. Therefore it works great just don't pick it up and carry it. I do recommend it.
75012
I wouldn't recommend that, cause if you do, the bottle will be swinging from side to side all the way you walk and probably the loop will not last for long then...
1134830
The loop is very sturdy. I carry mine by the loop all the time and always feel like it is secure. The loop is made of pretty thick, solid metal.
1949410
This holds my 16 oz. insulated plastic cup & a 16 oz. plastic bottle of water. I love mine for taking long walks. You can wear it over your shoulder or across your body. I looked long & hard till I found this holder. Very pleased!!
482784
The pockets on the side are not large enough to hold a water bottle, unless it's tiny. The pockets are about 3" deep flat (with 3-d object depth ~2.5") and if you're really stuffing, you can fit something with a diameter of ~2.5". You would be able to fit the bottle inside the bag since the width of the bag is typically beyond the width of anything I carry(laptop-long ways, textbook size books, or a 3 ring binder), leaving room on the side for a water bottle
223766
It doesn't have a ring for the bottle. If your bottle can attach to a strap, you could.
297686
the loops are to carry those gel sacks or any other stuff that is not too heavy. You can attach the bib number there but you still would need the clip to tie it up.
633596
It would hold the bottles just fine but it would depend on what type of ice packs you used. I have an ice pack that is flexible that I use and it works great! If you had a big, bulky one, it might not work well.
1605731
No. For smaller water bottles I use the two side bottom slots. One that is intended for your phone/ipod. They wont close all the way but work good enough.
393954
For me it would be a bigger than that, but not necessarily by much if you include shoes. There are sides for water bottles but I actually use the matching Osprey bladder and fill that with ice and it has been great on vacations, long walks, hikes, etc...
980243
It is possible to run a belt or something through the loop on the back. It wasn't that comfortable for me when I tried it for hiking though.
1159064
Loops are not very large. I don't think they fit over a transport chair that has hand breaks. It didn't fit over ours. However, we have the top folding down and that is where we slipped the back pack.
1234361
it does not have a place to attach it to a belt. you may be able to rig something up but I dont think it would hold well...it holds a liter bottle.
2057003
A 16 ounce bottle will fit loosely but will not fall out. I use mine to carry an 18 ounce stainless steel water bottle and I am very satisfied with it.
1756776
I don't think that would work. You have to have the water bottle to grip and the strap is on the back side of your hand, your hand sits between the strap and the bottle.
1237654
No, it has a long enough strap for it to be carried cross-body style, or velcro for wearing on the arm/leg. However no loops at all. I'm thinking you might be able to rig something up with the straps, and attach it to loops using a carabiner?