TACTICAL GEEK EXT11 Water Bottle Pouch, Portable Water Bottle Carrier, Drawstring Travel Bottle Holder, Adjustable Outdoor Sports Kettle Carrier Holster, Molle Water Bottle Holder for Backpack (Green)

I use this as a holster for lubricants, and spray paints while working on large projects.When not working on large projects this also makes for a great holster for beverages of most any size.Super handy, works well. The velcro on the outside is useful.If you just need to put that can of beans, or extra tube of caulk, or water bottle, or 1 liter soda, or hammer, or drill bit case, or snack pack, or hand grenade, or compact telescoping umbrella, or TV remote or pretty much anything of similar dimensions into a holster you can strap onto just about anything so your hands are free to climb ladders, drink tea, hold other things, shake customers hand, go shopping, cook, or whatever other things you needs hands for (Hands are handy).This is a great product.(I use my belt and an elastic strap around thigh for tools/weightier things, the strap keeps the pack from bouncing while walking.)

I typically lug a 26oz Yeti water bottle around with me when I'm outdoors, offering a good supply of cold water whenever I want it. It's not the lightest thing around, though, and I have typically just stuffed the bottle in my bag. This absolutely works, but it takes up valuable space inside the bag... and also makes it harder to access than I'd often like. This water bottle carrier solves both of those issues with a design that is very flexible, and should work with nearly any 32oz or smaller bottle.When I first received this carrier, I immediately installed my Yeti inside. It was a very tight fit, though, and stood above the top edge of the carrier. I was a bit disappointed, as it wasn't as convenient to use as I'd hoped (inserting the bottle in the carrier was not easy). I was also concerned the water bottle was at a risk of falling out. Lesson learned: read the instructions! I found the bottom of the carrier is adjustable to allow for a wide range of water bottle diameters using hook-and-loop material. Lengthening this part of the carrier by nearly an inch solved all of my concerns with fitment of my specific bottle, and I can see how nearly any diameter bottle could be made to fit in this carrier with a simple adjustment.A couple of additional points:• I like the elastic cord that improves water bottle retention. I've seen some that just use static cordage, and adjustment is more critical and retention suffers as a result.• The molle strips are well-sewn and attach to my bag as intended without too much fuss.• The manufacturer is using name-brand Cordura fabric... no cheap knockoffs here!

Picked this up for my 20oz yeti and it works great. I used the molle straps to mount it on a backpack that only has a single mount point, but it’s too wobbly that way. I’m going to move it over to my 5.11 bag soon and I know it’ll be sturdy on there.The only downside to this carrier is that because the top “edge” is the elastic cord, it doesn’t hold itself open and you can’t put the bottle back in with one hand. That’s not really a big deal, and the ability to cinch the cord down to prevent the bottle from falling out is a nice feature.

When I first tried to put my water bottle in this, I found myself fighting it a bit and also noticed the case was only coming up about 3/4 of the way, maybe less. I took a breathe and started making a few adjustments. I opened the elastic band all the way and moved the adjustable bottom so that it was lower. The bottle went in with a lot less fight and was not seating at an acceptable height. (I may still make a few adjustments.) For reference, the bottle in the picture is 24 oz. and has a 3 inch bottom and is 9.3 inches tall.But it still required two hands to get it in there. So I attached it to my belt, using the two straps on the back, and played with it a bit. It slides out without issue. To put it back in, just wiggle it past the top loop and push it down. With the carrier anchored on the back, it becomes much easier. Also, the carrier starts to conform to the shape of the bottle with the sides situating more naturally along the elastic bands.I also attached the carrier to a back pack I have using the Molle system and it fit without issue.As far as I can tell, the material used in the manufacture of this carrier is going to be very durable. I expect this to last long time.

This is well made, well constructed and will last a long time.

I was looking for something to add another water bottle to my gear and came across this one. It has near limitless possibilities for attaching to your belt, bag, bicycle or whatever. I really like that the space for your water container is super adjustable. It'll grip a small bottle as easily as a 1.5L bottle and every shape in between. it's not limited to water bottles either. I've actually used it a couple of times to carry an umbrella and even a Subway Sub once!

Ordered this to install on my Molle backpack. It was easy to install and works great keeping my water bottle in place.

This sleeve is super high quality. Cordura is the ideal material for rugged items and molle gear works perfect for it.The elastics are all nice, the molle straps are durable, and the metal clasps and buckles are a nice touch.But the fitment...It JUST barely fits on a 40oz water bottle. I've tried several.Getting it on is such a chore that it's not worth it. Once you take it out it's gonna take forever to put back in.Slimmer bottles fit in and out with no issue. Regular water bottles and even smart water bottles work great here. But all of my metal bottles are a little too big. 40oz isn't an absurd size. I can see 64oz being too large.Just a little more elastic would have solved the problem immediately.Its a great product, just feels like they didn't test a wide range of bottles for the fit.

El material es de buena calidad, cumple su función perfectamente y es ajustable a la mayoría de los tamaños de los recipientes que le he puesto