Do the bottles typically stay in front of you or sit on your back?
29907
I've seen them in pictures on the back which didn't make sense because the bib holder should go on the front. I find them more comfortable in front. I tried them both ways. Hope that helps. :)
29908
I wear the pack with the snap in the back so the water bottles are in front (easy to get to). They dont leak - even when running and getting bounced around. Really nice.
29909
Too hard to get at the pouch if it's behind you. I wear the bottles on the front where everything is easy to get to. Very comfortable.
736670
Sideways, yes. the product dimensions are listed in the product description, so I would suggest referencing that, including the bag height, and see if your bottles are too tall to stand upright.
248052
No. The bottles are tightly configured in rows. I purchased a vacuum stopper and reinsert the bottle on it's side with no leakage or problem.
648945
Yes, the bottle sits on top of the bottom of the caddy. And might I add not very well-when you press the pump the bottle slips off easily.
796081
I've been using this pack for several months, and the bottles haven't really impeded my arm swing. Once or twice I my elbow barely brushed against a bottle, but I may not have put it on straight, and it wasn't an impedance. I think if you get the correct size for you it shouldn't be a problem. I love this pack!
1313655
A rail goes along the back, with scoops for the backs of the bottles. Similarly, a rail goes along the fron of the rack with scoops for the bottle necks. We have a few very short port bottles that we can't put on the rack, because they won't reach from the back to the front rail, but most bottles fit fine.
1084131
I have mine facing front. you can't really recline it back when its front facing and once it is strapped in its not going anywhere.
234113
Forgot to add, the product description should specify if they are front or back.
441998
The tops are like a cap that you push on to lock them in and push up on them to open. Then you can drink from the bottle as if it were a soda can (I guess that would be upside down). You do not need to squeeze the bottles to get the water out, gravity does the work for you. These bottles are great for hikes or the gym. They keep a solid lock when the cap is pushed down and this keeps water from coming out if dropped or if you want to lay them on their sides. I hope this helps.
1528931
Hard to say... Maybe four on their side? They are much taller than the Ameda bottles so not a good fit and it is note comforting to have the milk bottles standing upright when worried about spills (even though this has never happened!). Easier to just use the ameda bottles that it comes with, I think.
1158111
The S-Type is intended to be worn on the left side of the body (with the strap crossing over to ride on top of the right shoulder) while the standard pack is worn on the right side of the body. The water bottle pocket is at the rear when worn "correctly", and the connection points for the strap make it such that it will naturally lay directly at your side or slightly behind the hip. It is possible to wear either one "backwards" (on the opposite side) in a pinch, but the ergonomics are laid out such that you will want to buy the one that will work for your preferred side under most use. The S-Type is intended to be worn on the left side of the body (with the strap crossing over to ride on top of the right shoulder) while the standard pack is worn on the right side of the body. The water bottle pocket is at the rear when worn "correctly", and the connection points for the strap make it such that it will naturally lay directly at your side or slightly behind the hip. It is possible to wear either one "backwards" (on the opposite side) in a pinch, but the ergonomics are laid out such that you will want to buy the one that will work for your preferred side... » Read More The S-Type is intended to be worn on the left side of the body (with the strap crossing over to ride on top of the right shoulder) while the standard pack is worn on the right side of the body. The water bottle pocket is at the rear when worn "correctly", and the connection points for the strap make it such that it will naturally lay directly at your side or slightly behind the hip. It is possible to wear either one "backwards" (on the opposite side) in a pinch, but the ergonomics are laid out such that you will want to buy the one that will work for your preferred side under most use. « Show Less
1158870
I am not sure what happened with your bag. My pockets allow my bottles to sit straight up and down.
243369
Not all shapes of bottles fit as evenly. I have to pop the rack above sometimes to get the fatter bottles in or put on the bottom under the last shelf. However most fit fine. Holds a lot for its size because of the tightness of the shelves. Have it 3 years and do not find it particularly annoying.
2181290
Sharon, Larger bottles fit fine. Especially on the lowest shelf on each side. Actually bigger than you need. I should tell you that after having the unit for about 9 months the controls failed. They were replaced and still not good so we have been asked to return the unit. We are and the company has been very good about taking care of things under warranty and at no cost to us but thought I should mention it. Peter
2032353
Not standing up, 15ml flat top is pretty much the max. If the bottle is smaller then maybe.
1772282
If you lay the bottles on their side, at least a case. Also depends on how much ice. We use lots of ice in Florida since it is still so hot.
396254
Hi Nancy, it is smooth and flat your bottles will not tip over. I loved this so much I purchased two more.