How big are the bottle pockets? Can they fit a Camelbak water bottle?
887576
I can fit the tall skinny child camelbak water bottle in the side pockets. so the bottle pockets are pretty big and stretchy.
887577
I don't have one of those water bottles, but I've easily fit a standard water bottle in the side pocket. (One for me and one for baby). Much bigger than that it might not fit. The elastic stretches a bit to hold it snug.
887728
that may be a tight fit but I don't know for sure. I put my glass meal container plus my Camelbak water bottle and it fits fine. Hope this helps.
489926
I am not sure but I suspect that it will "not." It fits my Camelbak very snugly and is designed for it. I think the Camelbak is slightly smaller but I am not sure of the comparable dimensions. Returns are easy. You can try it or perhaps take your canteen to a sporting goods store and try it there.
482788
There is no water bottle pocket but I can fit my reusable water bottle in the main pocket even with a laptop and a notebook.
297981
No. There are mesh pockets but they would not be stable enough for a water bottle. I love this bag regardless
367659
So far it has fit every .6 and .75 CamelBak bottle we have. It will stretch to fit over a small size range.
889768
Yes. I have a 24 oz Contigo water bottle, and it fits well in the side pockets.
2033413
No side pockets, the only space for water would be a bladder in the zipper compartment. There is webbing so you could attach a separate water bottle holder to that.
1517523
Hi! They will fit a 16.9 oz water bottle. Which is the size of the bottles by Poland Spring water sold in cases at cvs etc you can lay it down, fits perfectly. They also stand up and still half an inch left on top. However, do not overload the bags they are rather thin. I like them to bring cookies, chocolate to my friends. Inexpensive and no more searching for little brown bags. Good luck
2033410
There are two zipper pockets inside. The bottom one can fit a Nalgene bottle but it's a tight squeeze.
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
1527767
The side pockets are not large enough to work with standard 1 liter water bottles- maybe something like the smallest size Fuji water bottle. It's definitely more a business travel pack than hiking! I own one.
1263076
As long as the main part of the bag is not stuffed. Both meshed pockets on the side should fit 32 oz Nalgene bottles.
1731370
I use it for work and put a hooded sweatshirt with a binder into it. It's a little tight but I believe it will fit. It expands quite a bit. The top pouch I don't believe will hold a water bottle but the lower one will.
1007931
There is 1 water bottle holder that works for every size and shape I have had(which is many) and it could easily fit another in the main pocket so yes.
164836
There is only one pocket in this hydration pack. The pocket holds the water within the holding unit. The pack measures 20.5" long X 8" wide.
150204
The side insulated pockets are very roomy and will hold a sippy cup in each. I happen to have purchased some of the slimmest sippy cups I could find and can fit one of them AND a thin bottle of water in the same pocket.