Molle Water Bottle Holder, Upgraded 1000D Nylon Tactical Molle Water Bottle Pouch, Sports Water Bottle Bag Bottom Mesh Lining Hydration Carrier for Camping, Climbing, Hiking and Travelling

It's as advertised -- the measurements and features were correct, and they seem well made. As expected, it's a little loose for my 1 liter Klean Kanteen bottles, but I put a sock over the bottle to make a tighter fit, but mostly to add some padding, which it does not have. It's just the nylon fabric. (Hint: those socks you get in the hospital are perfect for this.) It's for the molle system, so there's no shoulder carrying strap, and I plan to make one. The snaps seem a little bit loose, but I'm not attaching it with the molle system. I think the snaps will be okay when used properly with the molle system (especially since there are two straps). I bought a second set of two holders after checking out the first set. Great price and value!

Easy installation if you know how to molle web. Great capacity, able to store my 20 oz canister as well as my wife’s huge Stanley cup. Tough material very durable.

I always feel compelled to leave reviews for items like this, because this item did not work for me, but I'm glad I bought it.If you are planning to attach this to the outside of a ruck, put a full water bottle in it, and have it drag against trees and brush and everything else along your hike, you're going to be very disappointed. These are made from very light nylon, not like you're used to if you buy nylon molle gear often. The design is fine, they're just flimsy and light, and not only will they break down quickly, they lack the strength to hold the weight of a bottle and stay upright, so they just kind of swing and hang on the bag, even with a few extra ties....but if you're buying them to cover a water bottle and throw it in a bag, to mount them inside a bag where they will stay full and not hang, putting a sleeping bag or other light item in them and then strapping them up tight, or using them to hold your mess kit and stove for interior storage, they're an absolute steal.I bought these for the first scenario, knowing if they were indeed to flimsy, I could use them for the second, so I'm happy. I just want others to know what to expect going in. Hopefully this helps.

Durable construction, hold the nalgene silos well.

Mollie system lines up perfect and will hold the 32oz Ozark Trail canteens perfectly.

The value and durability are amazing. I only wish the straps holding this to my bag went up a little higher. For me, the lack of strap height causes the water bottles I use in it to pull away from the bag making the profile larger than I'm used to, I slam my water bottle of doors and people in crowds more than I would like now

Was great when I had it for a few weeks then I lost it. Not sure how I lost it, as it stayed attached through some rigorous moves. Then on a calm walking day it disappeared. I’m buying another one as it did what I needed it for.

This product was well made and a very good value for the price paid but unfortunately wS too large for my water bottles and required a return.

Great Molle bags for drink bottles, very secure and sturdy.Very satisfied.

Lined the pouch with 1/4 inch thick neoprene as an insulating material. Even usage during extreme heat,this bag keeps liquids cold, cold for many hours.

Ça va bien

Using 1 of 2 pouches on my approximate 13" sling bag. The test , a 7 hour road trip where I wanted to have my filtered water.No issues with the pouch staying on the sling's molle,where the adjustable string kept the bottle more stable.Just when I happened to pull at the pouch strap while trying to access a pocket on the sling. The snap on one of the pouch straps came undone,BUT the full 32oz water bottle was still attached via the other pouch strap.I like the camo color as it contrasts the grey,and black of the sling. The bottle pouch really made the sling more usable by not taking up interior storage,or getting items wet like my laptop.

Mounts perfectly to my backpac so I have three points of contact climbing up the locomotive ladder