Will the water pouches fit a regular 16 oz bottle of water (disposable bought at grocery store)?
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Hello!You might be able to squeeze it in but it will be hard to pull it out while running.
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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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Glen, my initial thought was no because the pouches are sort of oval-shaped to fit the bottles that come with the belt. However, I just tried it and it worked. I was easily able to slide a standard 16 oz water bottle in and out of the pouch. My only question is would my elbows be hitting it if I tried to run with it that way. The 16 oz water bottle stuck out considerably higher than the 8 oz bottle that comes with the belt. I added two pictures to my review to show you the 16 oz water bottle in one holster as compared to the fitletic bottle in the other holster.
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No. These are two 8 oz. bottles and they are shaped specifically for the belt.
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No. The pouches are sized for the bottles the belt comes with. The bottles are much shorter than a regular disposable water bottle, so I think a disposable water bottle would bounce right out.
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It will be tight. I've found regular cans of Coke, standard Coors Light bottle and normal bottles of water fit ok but a pint bottle may be a bit fat.
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Yes. Mine did. Remember the pouch is for water collection. A 2 liter soda bottle works the same.
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Be sure I it will fit your bottles , I got the one for flex pens I wet the bag then I refrigerate it then put my extra flex pens , If I use the ice chest if I happen to take one with me
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I think yes you will, but no more than 16oz, in fact you can fit a 16oz water bottle perfectly, this case logic backpack is perfect. I promise you.
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It may since there is ample room remaining in the bag when I out in the standard 16.9oz water bottle from the store. I wonder though if the protective cover on your bottle might make it difficult to put your bottle in and out of the bottle sling.
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A qualified yes. I have some standard short insulated zip-around that fit them perfectly. A tiny bit of head room for a thin ice pack and juice pouch (probably not a juice box). The taller, boxy insulated zip-arounds have a smaller footprint and don't fit them. The fold-down insulated bags are too small. I just bought an ebags lunchbox to accommodate more variety of drink options (like a water bottle).
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I'm pretty sure they fit on regular bottles. My son didn't take them but I didn't buy any special bottles.
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The inside is a little larger than a regular sized paper lunch bag. The surrounding freeze packs make it a little bigger. Should fit several lunch items but not a large water bottle.
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Yes. They fit nicely. It comes with a ring adapter for skinnier bottles, but you won't need to use it if you have just avent bottles.
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Yes, and the bottles will fit comfortably. You may want to purchase a different ice pack. The three that came with the bag didn't lasted for a few weeks.
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I use a big water bottle, so usually carry it inside my bag. Seems like if using a standard size, it would fit okay. Sorry that I couldn't be more help!
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I would guess that they will fit- compared to my other diaper bags- this ones pockets are wide and deep. The only other diaper bag I have with pockets that may be wider for the bottles is the ju ju be
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The ball regular mouth lid will work I use them on the 16 oz to store my drinking water in.
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I found if you cut off the plastic ring they will fit. I use 12 oz soda bottles all the time by cutting off the ring without any problems.
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I have the Reflex version. The sweater is made of stretchable fabric and would likely fit any of the 16 oz bottles.
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They are pretty stretchy so you can put almost anything in there so yes regular size cup and bottles fit in there perfectly.