I have an Everest fanny pack. Will this hydration bottle fit the fanny pack belt or will it be too loose?
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This water bottle fits very snuggly to the iFitness belt, this stops any bouncing or uncomfort while running. I am not sure the dimensions of the Everest fanny pack, but the iFitness belt seems rather standard in size.
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Not sure how wide your belt is but the openings are about an inch and 3/4 wide. It is elastic so it opens wider then that. These work well and recommend them highly!
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Just barely - I have a Nalgene as well and had to turn the set screw all the way out. However even doing that the bottle fits fairly tight. Pity because it's a nice cage. One solution would be to take it to ACE hardware and get a slightly longer set screw.
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I was "able" to fit a 32oz nalgene in it. Its a tight fit, and since the pocket is narrower at the bottom, the bottle wouldn't enter the pocket fully. I'm sure with a bit more use it loosen up. But off the bat, it wasn't a perfect fit and snug, and found a 20oz bottle would fit nicely inside, and still be able to pull the strap to make it extremely snug, that bottle would not go anywhere. I carry a water bottle on me every day, and used to use a 32oz nalgene, but switched to two smaller nalgenes because I found it more balanced and a better fit. (a full 32oz nalgene will put the bag off balance).Short answer: yes it will fit a 32oz nalgene, not perfectly at first though I was "able" to fit a 32oz nalgene in it. Its a tight fit, and since the pocket is narrower at the bottom, the bottle wouldn't enter the pocket fully. I'm sure with a bit more use it loosen up. But off the bat, it wasn't a perfect fit and snug, and found a 20oz bottle would fit nicely inside, and still be able to pull the strap to make it extremely snug, that bottle would not go anywhere. I carry a water bottle on me every day, and used to use a 32oz nalgene, but switched to two smaller nalgenes because I found it more balanced and a better fit. (a full 32oz nalgene will put the... » Read More I was "able" to fit a 32oz nalgene in it. Its a tight fit, and since the pocket is narrower at the bottom, the bottle wouldn't enter the pocket fully. I'm sure with a bit more use it loosen up. But off the bat, it wasn't a perfect fit and snug, and found a 20oz bottle would fit nicely inside, and still be able to pull the strap to make it extremely snug, that bottle would not go anywhere. I carry a water bottle on me every day, and used to use a 32oz nalgene, but switched to two smaller nalgenes because I found it more balanced and a better fit. (a full 32oz nalgene will put the bag off balance).Short answer: yes it will fit a 32oz nalgene, not perfectly at first though « Show Less
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Yeah... with 3 or 4 more inches of space up top. I think they make a smaller version for the 32oz Nalgene bottles specifically.Heres a link to a photo I just took with a 32oz Nalgene bottle in this Water Bottle Pouch:http://i51.photobucket.com/albums/f386/lordulthan/Amazon%20Questions%20Folder/IMG_8625.jpg
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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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It won't break. The loop inserts into the stainless cap. The bamboo is just for aesthetics. The bottle is too big (27oz) to carry on a belt loop but maybe it would fit a hiking pack nicely.
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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.
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Make sure you unscrew it all the way to loosen it before you mount it onto your bottle.Don't over tighten it. It just needs to be snug.
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I do not have the fanny pack currently to measure. But speaking from experience, the band is extremely long. I have to tie the extra band to my waistline.
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I think it may be a little tight of a fit. But the pouch definitely expanses quite a bit. Try it, amazon's return policy is one of the best
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Either should work. The web site says the belt dimensions are 24in - 36in for Small/Medium, and 29in - 42in for Large/X-Large. http://www.fitletic.com/hydration-belt-12oz.html
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I don't know. I sent it back because it was too big. More like a back pack than a fanny pack.
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If you have a big pocket, like in those hiking pants with many pockets, it would fit. But I just threw it in my Camelbak. I did get submerged into water that day, and my stuff was safe!
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I've had a 750ml camelbak bottle in there, it sticks out the top, but it was secure.
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Make sure you unscrew it all the way to loosen it before you mount it onto your bottle. Don't over tighten it. It just needs to be snug.
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Yes that is exactly how i have mine set up, i even bought a molle compatible hydration carrier and slid the harness straps through the molle webbing for my camelbak
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No problem! Also, for what it's worth: I have a contigo 24 oz bottle. That fits perfectly. I also have a camelbak same oz, but bottle is a little shorter and a little bit wider. The camelbak fits, but the zipper doesn't close as well.