Hi, can the side water bottle pockets hold a 1-liter bottle each, or only half that size?
1956468
I don't know. I sent it back because it was too big. More like a back pack than a fanny pack.
1956469
I don't think so... That said, depending on the size of your container, you might make it work by adding some additional strappage... bungies and the like. I like the larger size of this pack and I use the shoulder strap to help take the weight off my l hips when I have it fully loaded... You could add additional water inside the pack... 8^)
260829
I didn't use the side pockets for a water bottle that size but I think they would. My 20oz bottle had room to spare.
980392
No. Not big enough. I carry extra plastic silverware in mine. There's no "pouch" with the mesh, so it wouldn't open far enough to get a bottle in. There is a mesh pocket on both ends, however I haven't found much use for them.
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.
1605729
It does not have a specific slot for a water bottle. One of the lower side pockets can accept a slim water bottle but I don't think it's very secure.
399242
Not really, But in my personal experience, I use it for soccer practice, and I can store up to 3 bottles of water on each front pocket. It looks small in the picture, but the size is perfect. I'm amazed on how much room you have on those pockets. This is probably one of the best duffel bags I have bought in a long time.
1030207
in the side pockets it can hold 1 - 34 oz bottle each side. I can fit 3 sets of uniforms in it plus a kindle fire in the big main pocket and more. Its a very nice size. I also keep my glock in it during transporting home and work.
2185169
No, a 1 quart canteen will not fit in the side pockets. They are too small for that. The zipper on the side pockets also opens to almost the bottom of the pocket, so even if the canteen did fit it wouldn't stay in the pocket.
1890264
The side pockets are for little flattish objects. I store my key case in one & the power adapter for my Lenovo Ideapad in the other. So no bottles unless you carry a flask! (I just read another response. If we are talking about the same backpack, the side pockets are zippered & not mesh so I stand by my response)
1532782
No fixed pocket to hold a water bottle. The sides of thr pack are molle, so you can attach a separate holder. However, it does have a spot to put your hydration pack in.
1469816
Yeah! Two side pockets. Only One side for bottle other side for small stuff, I think small bottle can fix, I never try. Anyway good quility product.
2184801
I don't recommend putting 1.5 liter bottles in this rack. It is ideal for 750ml size. The openings are about 4".
887576
I can fit the tall skinny child camelbak water bottle in the side pockets. so the bottle pockets are pretty big and stretchy.
566002
Yes, both side pockets do. One is a little tight but I regularly carry both my toddlers sippy cups in the side pockets.
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.
1159383
We do have 2 sizes in ours and both sizes have spare room on sides. I like this style as it is taller than most. Lightweight but sturdy once bottles are placed in it.
864277
There are two pockets about 5 inches deep that can hold up to two basic water bottles (store-bought: Aquafina, Dasani, etc). They are located on either side of the criss-crossed straps, but are open w/out zippers. Unless you're angled on a very steep incline or are running, they should be relatively safe from falling out. I can't attest to the 75L, haven't really measured the volume of the items I pack into it.