Will the water pouches fit a regular 16 oz bottle of water (disposable bought at grocery store)?
134467
Hello!You might be able to squeeze it in but it will be hard to pull it out while running.
134468
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
134469
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.
134470
No. These are two 8 oz. bottles and they are shaped specifically for the belt.
134471
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.
2036373
These are too big to fit the neck of a typical water bottle. If you had a wide-necked bottle they would work, like a gallon milk jug, or a large juice jug.
2057003
A 16 ounce bottle will fit loosely but will not fall out. I use mine to carry an 18 ounce stainless steel water bottle and I am very satisfied with it.
1748806
The water bottle works best if it is a 20 oz cylindrical, smooth bottle (i.e. like Smart Water bottles). They fit snuggly. The 16 oz bottles are just a little loose.
889768
Yes. I have a 24 oz Contigo water bottle, and it fits well in the side pockets.
1947341
Yes, Fit into both standard bottles or sippy cups. I use them interchangeably.
1247098
I don't see why not. The tops look to be the same size. But- you wouldn't need that system with these pouches. They open on the side with a zip lock and you can spoon or pour in the contents. I wish they were a bit bigger since closing the zip can be messy if you put in too much. Otherwise, they are pretty handy.
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The pouch is about 4" wide and 6" tall by 1/2" thick. The side seals can be folded to make the pouch about 3" wide and about 5 3/4 tall. The pouch holds about 4.2 oz which is 1\2 cup.I think this water packet may work fine for your need. The pouch is sturdy.
1751156
Yes. Mine did. Remember the pouch is for water collection. A 2 liter soda bottle works the same.
779810
Yes they definitely fit..the outside pockets are really wide and deep..I can actually fit my 32 oz water bottle in there :-)
264377
I do not know about the 16oz bottle, but it does fit the 32oz wide mouth assume it will if the 16oz is also wide mouth. I use mine exclusively on my 32oz and love it.
781735
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!
1143730
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).
420651
Yes, it will fit; BUT it is taller than a standard water bottle, which may make it top-heavy if your holder is not deep enough for it. You might have to bungee it, or something, to keep it secure. I put a split-ring through the hole in the top of mine, then clipped a carabiner to that, so I can just clip it to stuff.
1144722
I don't think so, the spout is not on the top like the Infantino pouches, so I don't know how well they would fit.
959305
I'm pretty sure they fit on regular bottles. My son didn't take them but I didn't buy any special bottles.
1191784
Yes they would be perfect. I tried and yes they fit the water bottle. I've also used the bottle with a map as invitation and put sand and shells. It was a success! Good luck!