Can the belt accommodate two more bottles (4 in total) ? Also, can I move the bottles around to be at the back instead of having them in front ?
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In itself, the belt only holds the two bottles, but the manufacturer does have add on holders to increase the number. I have seen them at race expos. I believe the belt can be worn either way, but my experience is that it works best with the bottles to the front. It takes a bit of finagling, but once you find the sweet spot, the belt stays in place and the bottles are convenient.
1542584
Yes! It will hold both types of bottles. Plus the shelves are movable and removable to accommodate different bottle shapes.
621315
Looks like the "floor" of the cooler might have enough clearance for them. Alternately, the shelves in mine may be pulled out to make room for larger bottles. My cooler has 7 removable shelves per side, and they slide in and out easily. As Mr. Gordon suggested, perhaps contact the mfr directly.
1418021
You can probably fit one 1.5 liter bottle on one side. If you are stacking another holder on top, the 1.5 liter bottle will fit better on the upper holder. The 1.5 liter bottle is too large to fit on the bottom if you are putting another holder on top.
1004083
You have about 10 inches usueable space. I have 6 small bottles in it, which are about 1.5 in each. You'd get 5 bottles in it easily.
340637
The racks are easily removable, and can be flipped as well. The slots, though, don't allow for slightly larger gaps between the shelves. You either end up with room for six bottles to be placed on two racks, or three bottles height-wise to be put in the same space if you remove one rack.
2112702
Yes you can. We have had the fridge for two months now. Wine bottles fit perfectly on their side.And just to be clear, they fit perfectly, front to back, no weird diagonal storage needed. Beer bottles also fit fine, no problem front to back. I read one of the other comments and just wanted to update my first sentence.
2153389
The shelves pull out just a few inches. The middle bottle on each shelf has to be placed the opposite way of the other two bottles to fit. You can only see when you pull the shelf out. The shelf slides easily and I dont consider it a detriment. We have had ours for almost a year. It works great.
996996
Mine fit, but I couldn't fit as many bottles in the bag as I can with what it comes with.
2069304
The front of the vest has 2 compartments that could hold a 20oz bottle though it would be tight. Also a rear compartment that could hold 24 to 36 oz bottle but no access unless you take off vest
198369
The top is a table top and will look odd on the side. I also don't feel comfortable with the bottles laying on the sides of the individual compartments rather then on the bottom. I would find a different product.
1896521
They would extend below the bottom so you couldn't set the bottle upright. The top is universal though and they would technically fit there. Alternatively you could use 4 Oz liners in the 8 Oz bottles. Then you would just feel like the bottle is huge until switching to 8 Oz liners.
1451457
Depth is the issue here. Loaded with wine bottles, the depth from rear to top of the usual wine bottle (on its side, of course) is 16.5 inches. One would need to configure 2 across and five bottles up.
1347419
its more bottles and its pieces. you could lay them on the two bottle racks instead or with some bottles though
1142531
Each container does lock in place with the other one, you could even add on more containers. I think it would work fine as a makeup case, it's pretty sturdy. I don't know if it's tall enough for your bottles to stand up though. I use mine for a sewing kit.
923500
With a variety of bottles, including a number of wider Pinot Noir ones, I was able to fit 20 bottles by removing 2 shelves to gain extra height. Removing the bottom one made the most sense, because it allowed me to avoid stacking bottles. I was happy that I also fit a bottle of champagne and a riesling, which I had feared would be too long.
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you can, but it is not wide enough for two cans or water bottles to fit side by side.