what would be the right size bottle to give to someone that will be using it when they ride their bike
3981
I purchased the 27 oz. I believe this size or a little smaller. I wouldn't go any larger
3982
I have the 40 oz version and it would probably be too big and bulky to hang on a bike under the seat. I'd go for a slightly smaller version.
3983
that would probably depend on how far they are riding....I think the 27 oz would be best because of its slim design. the 40's circumference is much more than the 27. might make it difficult to mount to the bikes frame if thats how they use it.
3984
Consider bike-mounted bottle cage dimensions, if that is relevant to the bike rider, then match dimensions to bottle. If the rider requires icy aqua, then a double-walled bottle would be best.
3985
Directly from the Klean Kanteen website -- "The 18oz Kanteen® Classic fit into most standard bike cages." Klean Kanteen sells bike cages to fit the larger sizes ranging in price from $6.95 (you have to bolt it on yourself) to $30.95 (which easily clips on).
272234
Unless it's really long and thin I don't think a 40ounce will fit. My guess is about .5-.7 of a litre if the bottle is longer than it is tall.
1079743
You should be able to go by the size. I got both a large and small unit. The small should take a few pre-filled syringes when you are out and around but a bottle would be a squeeze. Keep in mind the wallet expands in and out when hydrated. The larger one I used to keep my pen fill vials in for the longer trips. I was good to go for a month without a fridge that way. I thought there was an intermediate size you could look for.
2079056
I'm not much of label user but I would put the label vertical instead of around the bottle and you could use up to an inch in with but I think smaller would be better. I used 12mm on mine but a little bigger would probably be nice.
138290
It should, circumference-wise. The 24-oz one, though, is a bit taller than what I've seen being used in bicycle water cages, so depending on where your water cage is mounted, it might (*might*) be a tight fit, length-wise. The 20-oz one is closer in length to a standard bicycle bottle, I think. These are awesome bottles, though. Very easy to drink from, but still don't spill.
1752914
It fits, but not the best as it isn't made to fit in the cage like a bike bottle does. It's also longer and the stainless steel makes it a bit noisy rattling with hard bumps compared to a silent plastic bike bottle. That said, it's great to keep in a bag or pannier since it will keep things cold and spill proof for the entire ride. For short exercise rides where you drink on the go, a bike bottle fits the bill better than the Avex would.
538473
I have found the best bottle to use is the 500ml Fiji bottle. It's square shape and the fact that it is shorter and boxier make it less likely to tip over as opposed to a taller, thin bottle. I simply use and empty one and fill it with distiller water, seems ideal!
1153590
10-1/4 inches or 26 cm. It can be easily jersey pocketable but it will be insecure. I keep it on my backpack, bottom 2 inches of the pump in the pocket then near the top of it tied. It hasn't been fallen yet. The pump comes with bracket designed to use the bottle cage eyelet(that means you'll give up one bottle cage) or on the frame by the ziptie. But you'll be tired of keep removing and attaching every time you leave the bicycle outside.
1013200
For a one gallon of water(128 ozs.) : 1-2 oz. or 2-4 Tablespoons are the recommended amount. Using the largest amt recommended: a half-gallon/64 ozs. would require 1 oz or 2 T. 32 ozs. would require 1/2 oz/1 T So that would be somewhere near 1/2 Tablespoon for 24 oz. bottle.
1826590
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.
1737721
I answered earlier but misread the question. That bottle will last quite a while. Only a drop or two is needed.
406314
I tried the Gatorade Sports Bottle and it fits just fine. It's 32 ounces and they sell it on Amazon if you want to check dimensions.
2057004
The smallest bottles I could lay my hands on are 16.9 oz. I did find two 16.9 oz bottles with slightly different dimensions, and both of them fit fine. Since the top of the bottle just reaches the top of the Neosling, gravity is going to hold the bottle in place, even if you stand on your head. I've bought about ten of these, as gifts for people I travel with. A new couple is going with me this summer so I'll be buying two more. So you know I am a satisfied customer. It gives me pleasure to see my travel companions using these -- freeing their hands for cameras, etc.
1002788
It depends on the size of the opening of the bottle itself. Bottling wine, I've bought bottles that used a size 7 cork, and some that called for a size 8. It's specific to what kind of bottle you are using. When you buy the bottles, the person or company you buy them from should be able to tell you which to use.
1065497
I would say at least 5 average size pill bottles. It's larger than I thought it would be
659062
I place my 16 ounce squeeze bottle in and it is a perfect fit,you can place a 12 ounce standard Poland spring/ Nestle water bottle in there and they will stay put with normal walking and hiking. I hope this helps!!!
1703285
It does not fit in a standard cup holder (I'm not sure if a bicycle holder is the same size) It is about 2X the size of a standard bottle of water. Hope this helps