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

These are perfect for what I needed. Very nice. I would recommend although I haven’t really used them yet but they look like a good quality product.

Well made, fast delivery, and great for holding medium sized bottles of water.

Both items as described. Both extremely well priced. Shipping was fast and accurate.

These are perfect for an everyday pack. I use a stanley 20 travel mug and it fits perfectly in the bottle pouch. The smallest one fits my backup phone battery and all my cords. Then my phone and wallet fit the taller one. I dont have a plus iphone so if you do it wont fit.

Was easy to install on my bag. The water bottle pouch is a really nice size.

I needed a water bottle holder that was easy to access on my bag but secure. I went to the local store that made my bag, and their hydration attachment was 30-something dollars for one. I took my Yeti to test, and it would not close, so it didn't fit. I ordered this two-pack here on Amazon for a quarter of the price of one. My 26 oz. Yeti fits perfectly; I pull the string, and it is secure. Tested on trip from Virginia to Texas and back, the quality is good, value is awesome. if you are looking, you do not need to look any further.

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

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