OneTigris Water Bottle Pouch 32 oz - Upgraded Water Bottle Holder, Tactical Drawstring Molle Water Bottle Carrier Bag 1000D Nylon for Walking Traveling Hiking Camping Cycling Outdoor Sports

I'm using a tactical range bag for organizing and traveling with my bike gear--lots of compartments and the ability to add accessories make it a great system for packing a bunch of gear efficiently. The range bag came with 1 bottle carrier, so I added 2 more of these OneTigris models. They work great for standard and large cage-compatible water bottles. The tall ones stick out of the pouch, but the the drawstring keeps them in place.These pouches are well-constructed of heavy material, good quality snaps, and they attach and stay attached like they're supposed to. Looking forward to many years of service from this setup.

For the quality and price this really beats the competition. I have 2 other 32 oz bottle carriers: Maxpedition and Nalgene insulated. The insulated is really for very cold or hot weather and doesn't attach to gear. The Maxpedition uses their attachment bands (which you have to buy) and fits a camp cup and bottle. However, the OneTigris has more attachment points, comes with built in Molle straps, and has a draw string closure on top. It is snug with a stainless steel 32 oz. bottle but my bottle has a protruding cap and this bag works fine with it. I imagine you could get a taller nalgene bottle and this would still carry it. Only thing not crazy about is the mesh bottom. Would have preferred a steel grommet drain hole.Another neat thing about the OneTigris with a stainless steel bottle is that it quiets the "bong" sound that happens when you brush against something. Also, the OneTigris has a Lifetime Warranty which is nice since again the mesh bottom worries me a little since I hike rough trails and am hard on gear in general. One suggestion is a spot for a velcro patch, I would have really liked that!!

This is well built and just fits my 40 oz water bottle. No extra room, and it takes two hands to put it back in, but it does fit and carry the bottle securely. Protects the entire bottle up to the neck. MOLLE straps work as expected. Overall, no surprises here. Solid product for a reasonable price.

This worked out really well for carrying around my liquid hydration beverage during our balmy Tucson Summers. I had some extra webbing, so I made a carry strap for it. I got a Contigo 40 oz. water bottle at Wall-Mart, which fits with room to spare. It's large enough that I might be able to find a 1.5 liter water bottle that would fit. I only used it for one summer, so I can't say how long it will last. The MOLLE attachment system seems sturdy and well made, and the cloth feels robust. The bottom panel is a mesh material, which could be a weak point. Some reviewers said that the stitching up at the top wore out. I didn't have that problem because my water bottle is a little skinnier than the Nalgene 1 liter bottles, which are a tight fit.

The media could not be loaded. For my needs I prefer carrying a standard spring water bottle. Most pouches I’ve looked at were way too big. But this one was just a little bigger than the bottle. The string on top closes tight so the bottle can’t fall out no matter the position of the bag. It’s a sturdy webbed material that will drain if the bottle leaks. I liked it so much I bought another, different color, for my larger bag. A very good purchase. Note: When purchasing, it does identify several thermo cups/containers that match the bag size.

Solid construction and lots of attachment options for carrying a water bottle on a belt, butt-pack, back pack, etc. It swallows my Camelback Big Chill with dimensions of approximately 3.5" diameter width and height of about 9.5". It has a drawstring on top to firmly hold the bottle in place. Bottom of the pouch is made of a mesh material to allow any leakage to drain. It has molle system attach straps along the entire length of the pouch on all sides as well as two stout, reinforceds vertical straps that snap in place and are backed up with Velcro fasteners for attachment directly to a belt or pack. Definitely five stars useful. I plan to buy another to add another bottle when needed.

I used a tekaya 32 ounce water bottle. I use tekaya regularly, it’s my bottle of choice. The fit is extremely tight, it took me about 45 seconds to get the bottle in on the first try, I did get it in though. Removing the bottle took about 10 seconds. I didn’t have it attached to my belt so if it was, it would have been quite a struggle. I don’t think I would be able to reinsert it in the pouch without taking it off. Aside from that, the bottle fit up to the neck and the pouch itself seems to be constructed very well. I will have to try it with another brand of bottle.

Very nice pouch. I read the other review and looked over this one for defects. Everything seems on point, all the stitching seems good and nothing looks like it will fall apart anytime soon. A Gatorade bottle slides on smoothly with no wiggle room, however there's about 1.5 inches of room over its head. Perfect for me. I got this one instead of one with a pouch on the front in order to keep is streamline, and this pouch fits the bill.I was very pleased to find Velcro around the snaps to give them some more support. Seems like a good feature. If you want a plain bottle pouch, I wouldn't bother looking elsewhere.