MOLLE Tactical Water Bottle Pouch, Adjustable Outdoor Sport Kettle Carrier Holder (Multi Colors Available)

The Saking MOLLE pouch (black) is a thing of wonder. Oyez, oyez. First off, it's adaptable to a variety of water bottles, due to the locking draw string it uses, and generous straps that comprise its sides. I've fit a Revomax and Subzero bottle in there, with no problems. Second, it's adaptable to a variety of carrying styles. It has D-rings if you have attachments for those, and it has two snap straps. I cross the straps in an X to attach to my belt loop on my backpack. Third, it stores flat. This is wonderful, because when I'm done with a water bottle, I can just store it in a side pouch on my backpack, and fold the Saking down flat to store; that way I don't have extra material just flopping around on my belt loop. Fourth, the variety of colors. My kit is black, so I appreciated that I could get something that matched (not all of us have camo gear).With the benefits out of the way, let me say a little more about how I use it. My backpack has side pouches that I can't reach while hiking, so I needed a way to carry water bottles that I could access on the go. It's a pain to have to take off the backpack just to get a swig of water. I bought two of these bad boys, so now I can strap them to my belt look, insert the water bottles, cinch up the draw strings and I'm good to go. Now I can get water without having to stop, unload the backpack, drink, reload the backpack, and go.Five stars -- an excellent product that does more than I expected, makes my life better, and hasn't let me down, for a great price.

I have so far been impressed with this bottle holder. It is made to be adjustable in size with adjustable straps and a drawstring. I have a massive camelbak bottle and almost no holders will fit it. This one will fit it and could easily be adjusted for larger or smaller bottles. I like the spaces between the straps as it will prevent things from getting trapped or ripping like the cheaper mesh holders. It seems built tough and made for the hiker. It has two plastic hooks as well as two button flaps which can be used to attach the holder to a backpack or many other locations. I used a metal clip to attach mine to my messenger bag. Looks like it does what it needs to well, is flexible, rugged, and will last a long time.

Not true molle. You cannot weave it through itself so I was worried about itstaying on. If it wasn't for the plastic rings I would of returned it. I used molle hooks to attach the rings above I secured it to my bag. Product itself is very very good. Just the securing wasn't up to par but I have it worked out and now.it is a great attachment to hold my yeti.

I work 12-hour shifts with the majority of that in a vehicle. I recently got a new vehicle, but some essential equipment blocked the factory cup holder. I have a 5.11 tactical bag that I keep on the front passenger side. This bag, by design, has alot of molle on the inside and outside. I connected this to the side of the bag closest to the drivers seat. It has three adjustable straps so you can really form fit your drink inside of it. Or if your drink is too short, you just cinch the bottom up so it wont allow the drink to go to the bottom.This keeps my McDonald's soda secure, and even the big 44 oz foam cups that come from my favorite soda specialty shop. It also has an elastic strap with tightener at the top if needed for fine adjustments. It was just what I needed. If you are just carrying around a 20 oz of soda, or a bottle of water this is probably overkill. Anything larger fits great.

Can fit almost anything. Adjustment is tedious. Unfortunately the MOLLE-style attachments are incomplete and you can't snake the straps back through the holder, resulting in a less secure, more floppy attachment.

I recently bought a very small cross-body everyday carry pack, and while it had a water bottle holder built in, it wasn't really large enough to support any of the water bottles I normally like to carry (32oz and above). I anticipated this when I bought the pack, and made sure to buy a pack with MOLLE mount points on the other side of the bag.I went with this MOLLE water bottle pouch and have been super happy with it! It shrinks and expands to pretty much every water bottle I've thrown at it (including some wide Nalgene bottles), it doesn't look too bulky on my everyday carry pack, and if I'm ever not carrying a water bottle on my pack that day, the pouch easily comes off and can fold/lay flat and be placed in the pack.The button snaps on this pouch seem sturdy and the fabric that this pouch is made from seems highly durable.No complaints! Happy with my purchase! :)

I recently got a new backpack for work and unfortunately the side pouch for beverages was very small. The only thing I could fit in it was a normal 16oz water bottle and that was it.I found this product and hoped it would be what I needed and it worked perfectly. It adjusts to pretty much whatever size container you need to carry. It has adjustable straps and it comes with at drawstring at the top. I have used it for 16 oz. bottles of water on up to my 40oz Hydro Flask .

This pouch has two jobs hold a water bottle and attach to MOLLE system. It does one of these things kind of okay which is hold a water bottle. The other thing it supposed to do attach to MOLLE system with water bottle it does absolutely poorly after about 3 miles of hiking with a 32 oz water the clasps came undone and my water bottle fell and top broke. Avoid this product there's definitely better.

He comprado este porta envases hace 3 años y sigue como nuevo, es muy práctico llevar en la mochila y pasarlo a el cinturón, aún despues de campamentos y uso diario sigue como nueva (con muy poco desgaste), la recomiendo para ampliar tu mochila.

Cumple con lo que dice. Me gusta que sea versátil, ya que la mayoría de los que venden aquí pues no lo son y no caben la mayoría de los envases grandes