what kind of bottles would this hold? Would this be good for my 7 year old son to bring to camp?
1949402
It's perfect for camp because of the shoulder strap. You can fit in any water bottle.
1949403
This sling will hold up to a large soda bottle. It holds water of all sizes and soda cans. Seems to me that this would be perfect for camp.
1949404
The size of this is great in that it will hold all sized bottles. It prevents sweating of the bottle and is adjustable in length. We used them at Disneyland from a 4 year old to an adult. They are made very well, I highly recommend them.
1949405
It can hold anything from a smaller plastic bottle up to a larger aluminum or nalgene type bottle. It's great for when you want your hands free.
1949406
The 16.9 ounce water bottle & a 20 ounce Powerade bottle fit fine. The strap may be a little long for a 7 year old, but it can be shortened up. Attach a name tag to it & it should be fine to send along to camp.
1949407
It held either the small 16 oz Camelbak and easily stretched to fit the larger 24 oz Camelbak--I think this could work for your son but the adjustable strap might still be too long--My whole family used these at Disney and on hiking trips and we were very happy. Hope that helps!
1949408
It holds all sizes of water bottles (not two leter) and of course soda bottles. I have carried the 20 ounce as well as smaller bottles. The Neosling is soft on your shoulder and can be easily cleaned. I took it to Disney World and loved not having to throw my water or soda away just because I was going on a ride.
1949409
We used a 3 inch diameter stainless steel bottle but you could a smaller bottle as well. The strap is adjustable and 18 inches at its smallest size. I think it would work great for your son as long as the size seems right to you. Hope this helps.
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!!
1674598
It will hold 22 bottles or jars. The ones that come with it work a little better.
1326217
No, it will not holds a 32 oz Gatorade bottle. It holds thin and tall 24 oz bottles.
1580572
We were able to put a gallon of arizona iced tea in it. Fits beer bottles, coke bottles. I think with a bottle of wine you'd have to lie it on its side. If you are looking to put the regular soda pop bottle in there, no problems.
1612137
I think it will, worst case scenario would be that you might only be able to put bottles on one side. I use a similar icepack that is made to put cans on each side but I have fat 10 oz bottles so I put 3 on one side and I lay a spring water bottle one across the top of everything for me before I close it. Lets face it though, you aren't gonna pack more than three bottles in this as the ice pack itself will only last so long. So if you had 6 in there, by the time you got to number 4, they won't be kept cold enough. Nice pack though. I have abused mine terribly and it saved me many times. I put 3 diapers (my baby is size 6) and a small personal size wipes in the top. Bah bahs in the bottom and its a lot easier to carry this than a cooler for sure. You can just sling it over the back of baby carriage where you push.
497569
You can probably fit a case. Some of the bottles would have to lay on their side and be stacked about two high.
1260664
We have many supplement bottles on this. It will hold alot. We really like ours and are considering ordering another. As far as weight goes......5 pounds max, would be my guess, if the weight were evenly distributed.
1262123
it is clearly not a bottle designed for children. it isn't heavy, but the twist off would be clumsy. though it's just my opinion, if you're looking for drinking containers for a 4-5 year old plastic would probably be better.
166505
all we use it for is the 750 ML bottles. The 1.5 liter would be to big for it. We keep them in the pantry on a shelf. We can store 27 bottles as we have 6 or them and can put 3 on the top of each of the units. Not sure about colors. We just close the door. If you are looking for something that looks good and will be out in view I so not think this is your item.
1694560
Depends on the width of the bottles but I'm pretty sure you can. We used it to go on vacation and we were able to fit bottled waters, juices, food, and the ice for a days trip!
367864
I bought it to use for my child's bottles. Daily we fit 3 8oz Dr Brown bottle in the packit for daycare. However we have fit 5 in it easily with it still zipping properly.
955351
My son used it for a 7 day Scout hiking excursion in the New Mexico mountains. Barely enough room for gear and 15 year old.
329406
Not at all, if he's a boyscout, I'm sure they are having him carry alot of other things. I think it will be great for him. There is however no cap for the mouth piece, I would advise finding a zipper where he can store the mouth piece incase he sits his backpack down and the mouth piece touches the ground. Hope this is hopeful.
1220412
It will definitely hold 1 bottle. It MIGHT hold 2, however, the cooling beads expand and would make it difficult. If you are looking for it to hold 2, I would suggest you purchase a larger size. But it does work great!
1781703
Mine is too short for a bottle of wine. Get the mini bottles like you get on a plane and you can fit quite a few in there. Will hold like five beers easily.
983765
we have Tommie tippies and dr. browns, this bag works best for putting in long skinny bottles like a standard bottle. You could probably get 4 9 oz Tommie tippie bottles in the bottom upright and stick another one resting upright on top...you would have a lot of space on top to spare to put ice packs and keep everything upright..though with Tommie tippies they aren't prone to leaking with the lid on anyway. Good luck!
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...