I would like to use this for walking. Will this hold a water bottle in one of the loops - can't tell if the loop is large enough to hold one or not?
424754
No this belt would not work very well for holding water bottles there are several other brands out there that are really good for walking and holding water bottles Nathan is one of them
424755
No, the loops are just large enough to hold energy gells. There are some other companies that make hydration belts that may work for you.
424756
No, the loops are designed to hold Gu or other fuel packets, they are way too small for a water bottle. And I don't think the elastic is strong enough to support the weight with a bottle holder attached. Great for a phone and fuel though.
424757
It would have to be a REALLY TINY water bottle .... The loops are designed for 1-ounce gel packets.
1527767
The side pockets are not large enough to work with standard 1 liter water bottles- maybe something like the smallest size Fuji water bottle. It's definitely more a business travel pack than hiking! I own one.
1134830
The loop is very sturdy. I carry mine by the loop all the time and always feel like it is secure. The loop is made of pretty thick, solid metal.
1670197
Yes it will. I use one of these to hold drinking water in a plastic container. The locking piece may not fit though because of the container top. I just use a bungee cord.
406313
I never used this pocket for water bottle,but you can put the 2 liter bottle.I don't know if this is comfortable ,but the pocket is big.
1494152
There are loops on either side that you use to attach to the stroller's vertical frame bars. Whether or not it fits a particular model depends on the distance bw those bars (compared to the width of the organizer). Yes, it hangs. But it is sturdy enough to take a 1L water, a cup of coffee and then some.
263557
I would say that yes you should provided that it (the water bottle) has hooks or something to hold it in place. Hope that helps
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.
329155
I think wider will even better, because this holder is kind of big, normal size water bottle will be a little lose in it.
1074321
I know that the hydro flask lid fits that bottle. The kleen kanteen bottle I have has internal threads. If you intend to carry it by the loop, beware that when full it is very heavy.
123286
Yes. On the larger side I had the 5 inch bottle holder no problem. There is some Molle on the smaller side that runs up to the zipper but the orientation of it is wrong to hold anything. I have not been able to find anything that would fit there but as I said on the main compartment Molle it was more then big enough.
426965
It's not designed to hold water and transport water at the same time. It's great for hikes, walks and I imagine it would do well at the beach. All it does is unfold and act as a container. When you try to pick it up it's flimsy. Therefore it works great just don't pick it up and carry it. I do recommend it.
75014
The loop itself could serve as an attachment point to a backpack and hold the weight of the canteen when filled up, but not indefinitely. It would be best to carry this canteen either inside a backpack or in its own pouch. Mounting an empty canteen to a backpack via the loop should not be a problem, but I would only attach a filled canteen to a backpack via the loop in an emergency or if no other options are available.
398640
It works best with a pack that has a sleeve to hold a bladder. If the loop is long enough it might be possible to tie it to one of the two plastic holes at the top of the bladder. If it is a short loop meant to clip a Camelback onto it probably won't work.
1285279
This product is not designed for a water bladder. It's for holding a water bottle
4904
It can, but it can't be too big. My water bottle fits fine, but my travel coffee mug (24 oz) is a bit too big...it'll fall out occasionally. Edit: It is a bulky coffee mug, with a high handle.
1990369
Probably would slip out as you walk. Maybe you could use Velcro to keep it in place.