1. Do the water bottle pockets seem as if they'd fit a 32-oz Nalgene comfortably and durably? 2. Is it water-resistant?
1451838
Yes. The mesh is elastic and has held up extremely well during two years of daily use, continuously carrying a water bottle in the side pocket. It seems to be just as good as it was when I first bought it, so Osprey has used some good material to allow this thing to last like it has. I have not used it much in the rain, but it seems like it would hold up fine in light rain for a short period of time. I would not expect it to hold out a downpour on a day hike though.
1451839
Yes it will probably hold a 32 oz nalgene. I've used in in a light rain no problem, a downpour not so sure.
1451840
Yes it will hold 32 oz. bottle in expandable mesh pocket. It is quite water resistant not waterproof. Sheds drizzle and light rain well.
133479
Yes, a standard water bottle would fit in either of the insulated pockets. Anything larger than a normal 16 oz would probably not.
1657030
The bag kept my items dry in a day long light drizzle but I have yet to be caught in a down pour. The outer most pocket does have a vinyl layer inside the pouch. However, the zippers do not have a cover flap over the zipper so I would probably list this as water resistant rather than water proof. The pack did adjust & carry well and I am 100% pleased with it thus far. Hope this helps.
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.
1007932
I am able to fit a GSI stainless steel cup/pot, 18oz, and a guyot stainless steel 32oz bottle into the water bottle pocket. I imagine one could fit 2 16oz plastic water bottles into that pocket, but I think that would be a waste of space.
859132
Depends on the size of the water bottle. A small one 16-17oz. for sure but anything over a liter may be pushing it. It's a very well designed and built bag. I am very happy with it. No problem fitting the billfold
544838
without going to physically measure I'll tell you that a typical pint water bottle from discount places fit w/room to spare. I added a carbineer to hold my keys when I go to the gym. I wish the bottle would fit more snugly but it does keep liquid cold/cool. I usually leave the sleeve in the car to access it at any time. Hope that helps.
986762
It will stay put. It has a strap that goes around your waist too, that adjusts also. I love mine, it has plenty of storage for smaller items i.e.. keys, extra battery, lenses. Not a lot of room for water bottles though. It's a little tricky to put on correctly the first couple times but you will get the hang of it. It was quite a bit more cheaper through website than at our local camera store, even Best Buy. This is a better deal!
150208
Yes they are big enough for that! They seem to be able to fit a lot in the side insulated pockets. I haven't had baby yet but have the bag packed for the hospital! I just tried to fit my 32oz water bottle and it fits with extra room for something else small as well!
233052
Short answer, No. The bag is not water resistant nor does it have a spot for holding water bottles. This bag is a last resort for those of us on a very very tight budget. If you can afford a better option, buy it. I couldn't but wish I could have.
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.
701947
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
341253
I just pulled the specs. on the 32 oz Nalgene bottle it the web says it's Volume: 32 oz (.95L) Size: 8.5" H (with cap) x 3.75" D. I just put a 3.75 inch wide cup in the beverage holder and it fits just fine. You'll have a little room to play with as well. BTW! This back pack has been great. I carry a 15 inch laptop with a lot of folder files, power cords, portable hard drives, etc. and it has held up well. I looked at all of the Swiss Gear Scan Smart models that were priced much higher and decided to but this one on Amazon for $42.99. Very happy with my choice. Good luck!
392051
I have not used the water bladder. There are 2 side mesh pockets that a bottle of water fits perfect in.
969190
There are three outside pockets, all of which are zippered. There are pockets on each end, and one on the "front" long side. None of these are specifically designed to hold a water bottle, but each of them is probably capable of holding one. One of the end pockets has an expandable interior and mesh to allow it to breathe - this appears to be designed for either sweaty clothes or shoes. I like the bag, but a pocket specifically for a water bottle would be a nice addition.
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.
1605733
While it has many many many slots for different things, it does NOT have a slot made specifically for a water bottle. The front-most pocket is large enough for a water bottle but it's not designed for it (and thus doesn't give you immediate access to it). FYI - I am very happy with the backpack.