Upgraded Sports Water Bottles Pouch Bag, Tactical Drawstring Molle Water Bottle Holder Tactical Pouches, Travel Mesh Water Bottle Bag Tactical Hydration Carrier

I've had these for about 5 years now. Was surprised to see they were still available for sale. I might buy another just to have it. I bought two originally and they've been through a lot. I've usually tightened them to my handlebars near the stem in two spots and they have held nearly every type of bottle besides the two liter soda bottles of course. Even fits my large kleen kanteen. Very useful and well built. Better than any dedicated water bottle holder made for bicycles that I've found.

Fits my 32 oz water bottle perfectly. Well made heavy duty construction. I particularly like the heavy duty belt straps that snap on the bottom. So much easier than taking my belt off to loop the holder. It is not insulated. I do have one concern - the bottom is made of a mesh material. I hope that part holds up as well as I'm sure the rest will. I attach mine to my belt since I do a lot of hiking. The belt straps are roughly 5 inches long, so it will attach to bicycle bars or probably many other things. It comes with 2 clips - not sure what those are for. I don't need them.

I had a snug fitting belt-worn water bottle holder for when I would mow the lawn or go on hikes. It eventually wore out and this was purchased as a replacement. It's very sturdy, with a number of ways to mount to your belt, bag, or otherwise. Unfortunately they're all kind of awkward and while they work, none of them work great. Having said that, the drawstring closure ensures that my water bottle has never fallen out, and the pouch is big enough to carry a variety of sizes.

I’m really pleased with the quality of these pouches. They are well-made and sturdy, perfect for holding water bottles and other essentials while hiking, camping, or during any outdoor activities. The material feels durable, and the stitching is solid, which gives me confidence that they’ll hold up well over time.The Molle attachment system works seamlessly, and I had no trouble securing these pouches to my tactical gear. Each pouch holds a water bottle securely, and the size is just right for most standard bottles. They also have some extra room for carrying other small items like snacks or a multi-tool, making them versatile in a pinch.

Size is as advertised. Fits our two 24oz full Hydroflasks with no problem. The strap keeps them secure and eliminates movement while carrying bag. Compatible with Molle system. I chose these due to solid of stitching of its strap.

I was tired of carried my water and this was the perfect solution. It easily clips onto my backpack so it’s easy to install and it’s great quality. It’s designed so it doesn’t move too much and make noise. My bottle slides in perfectly and it has an adjustable storage capacity for bigger or smaller bottles. It looks and works great!

I waited a couple months before reviewing this product to make sure I put it through its paces to be thorough.I purchased these bottle bags to add to my edc pack. The one that I use works well and keeps my bottle on the bag, nice and accessible. It has a cinch at the mouth of the bag in the attempts to keep your bottle from falling out of the bag. My bottle is a Takeya 32oz bottle, so it is too tall for the cinch to be effective, so I have just learned (the hard way) to not carry my bag haphazardly.Today (9 weeks after receiving) I found that the strap holding the plastic d-ring at the top of the bag had split with only a thread holding it together. I mainly use the d-ring for keeping the bottle bag stabilized against my main bag, but with the main sort of the molle straps, I don't know how that could have happened. I cannot say that I am easy on my gear. I am definitely hard on everything I carry, but there s generally little to no stress placed on that d-ring or strap other than a loose carabiner rattling around for support.I originally purchased these bags for around $17 for two, so I think, in this case, you get what you pay for. If anything else fails on my first bag, I will move on to the second.TL;DR - They are not the best made bags, they may wear out on you sooner than your would like, but they also are not very expensive. If you need a bag for your water bottle now, and would like time to research/find/save for a better option, these are a good option. It would hopefully give you 6+ months to figure things out between the two bags

fits the molle straps on my motorcycle side bags, and holds my water bottle for easy access. I wish it was a hair bigger to fit my larger 40oz bottle. the larger bottle fits, but its a 2 handed operation to get it in. My smaller 24oz water bottle slides right in though so I'm happy with it