CondorH2O Pouch (Bladder Not Included)

I was happy to find this molle-compatible pouch on Amazon because the dimensions appeared perfect for what I was looking for. I wanted a pouch that could attach to my bail-out bag but also be able to be easily removed and put in my hiking pack. I planned to store my backpacking cook system and hopefully a 4oz can of butane/propane fuel inside the pouch, but my backup plan was to just use it for 32oz Nalgene bottles. I picked up 2 bags just in case they fit both of my needs.When I first opened these bags up and inspected the construction quality, I was very pleased. Strong seams, double-walled insulation to keep drinks cold/warm, solid zippers, a metal-grommet drain hole on the bottom, and even a hydration hose velcro-closed slot in the top of the pouch I wasn't anticipating. I eagerly took out one of my 32oz wide-mouth Nalgene bottles, and it slid right in with just a bit of extra space around the sides. Actually, there was an additional 2 inches of spare space above the bottle, too. Needless to say, you don't have to struggle with this pouch to get your drink bottles in and out. This pouch is designed for a smaller hydration system obviously, but I tend to carry Nalgene bottles more than I make use of my hydration systems so I get the best of both options. Next step will be to try out either a 1 liter or 1.5 liter hydration bag in this pouch and check for fitment.After being pleased with the fitment of the Nalgene bottles, I quickly took my camping cook set out of my backpack to give it a try. I carry the stainless steel Stanley canister from their Adventure Camp Cook Set, but I have removed the 2 plastic cups that it comes with and instead I put my backpacker butane/propane stove inside along with a small chow set, scrub sponge, and camp soap. Everything I need to cook, eat, and clean up except water. This Stanley canister has been an absolute champ for me on many camp trips, and it's a fraction of the cost of a JetBoil system. Ok, back on track... so I start to put the Stanley canister into this pouch and it slides in perfectly! It's a little more snug than the 32oz Nalgene bottle, but still an easy fit to get in and out. Once I pushed the canister all the way down inside the pouch, I realized that there appeared to be just enough room for more! I only had a couple of 8oz butane/propane fuel cans available to try (all out of 4oz), and to my surprise the 8oz fuel can also fit in just perfectly with my canister. While the diameter of the fuel can was a snug fit (no forcing involved to fit it in), I was just barely able to zip closed the lid of the pouch without forcing it or putting any strain on the zipper. Success!I now have the perfect carrier for my cook set and also my drink bottles and small hydration system. I now don't need to take up valuable space in my bail-out bag (which is molle-compatible) because I can attach it externally. No more fumbling around in my survival kit and messing up everything. When I go backpacking, I just remove the molle attachment and put the whole pouch in my backpack.Did I mention I haven't even used the front compartment of this pouch yet? There's room for me to put some salt/pepper/spices or other small utensils inside.I couldn't be happier. I'm glad I bought 2 of these pouches so now I can either carry 2 bottles of water at once or have a place for my cooking gear and water together. At half of the price of the higher-end brands, it's a real value.

My Condor "slate" H2O pouch arrived this afternoon (10/07/21) or seven days after I ordered it.I ordered it namely because it's "insulated" to replace a 20-year-old, Outdoor Products insulated water bottle case that's showing some wear from a lot of trips into the Bitterroot-Selway Wilderness of Western Montana and Eastern Idaho.I also ordered a Nalgene 38-ounce Stainless Steel water bottle for this new Condor case and will order a Toaks "Titanium" 750ml pot to slip in the case as well.At the moment, I slipped in a 20-ounce GSI Water Bottle Cup/Pot sitting on a DZO Universal, Stainless Steel Cup Lid that I purchased on Amazon a few months ago to replace my old stainless cup of which the DZO lid didn't fit.The Nalgene 38-oz Stainless Steel water bottle slips into the pouch just fine. So does the GSI cup and DZO lid. Granted the cup is a tad tight, but the case is new. It'll loosen up with use.Update 11/10/21:The accessory pouch is nice with a fair amount of space inside it. It presently holds my "39-year-old" Esbit ultralight folding pocket stove containing 9 fuel tabs, military water resistant matches, a 1-foot piece of aluminum foil for when a windscreen is needed, a small strip of emery wet/dry paper to clean the ferro rod, a box cutter to use as a striker for the ferro rod. (Use the backside of the steel razor blade). A sandwich bag containing cider, coco and four tea bags. Also a salt & pepper shaker, a match case, a lighter, a small knife and a small mag flashlight as well as a SS knife, fork and spoon set. Then a 1/2" X 6" ferro rod with 6 cotton balls for tender and a shoulder strap with a blue velco band around it. And lastly two extra large ziplock sandwich bags with a rubber band around them for holding trash.[ Not shown is a 0.35oz tube of Vaseline Lip Therapy, which is basically scented White Petrolatum Jelly to put on an unrolled cotton ball as tender. The ferro rod will ignite the unwrapped cotton ball almost instantly and you have a 5 to 8 minute candle to start your campfire in any weather]Total weight, without water in the Nalgene bottle is just over 3.4 pounds with the Toaks 750ml (26.39 fl.oz.) cup.The system is great for a quick hot drink or instant soup on trail breaks.Between the GSI 20-ounce cup and the Toaks 750 titanium cup, I prefer the Toaks as it's much easier to get in and out of the case. I stick my hand into it, clench my fist tightly and pull it out. Works good. And you can put the 20-ounce GSI Water Bottle Cup/Pot sitting on a DZO Universal Stainless Steel Cup Lid atop of the 38 oz SS Bottle while it's resting in the Toaks 750 and it's lid. So, you can carry two cups with lids if you want.Yea, five stars for this Condor pouch as it's well made. :)

This is a great water pouch for the price. It's as sturdy and quality feeling as the more expensive competitors, has nice features and quality, and does what I want. I can fit all the essentials in the pocket on the front, including nail clippers, tweezers, map, mole skins, scissors, emergency blanket, etc. The main compartment fits Nalgene Wide Mouth 32 oz bottle perfectly.I love that this has the little notch in the top to slip a straw through, as you can take the lids from many sports water bottles that have the long hard straws and screw them onto the Nalgene Wide Mouth bottles, sticking the curved hard straw through this little opening in the top of the pouch. This feature is a great time save on the trail when you're hiking with kids and they're constantly sipping water like you're a prairie watering hole.And the Condor pouch beats all competitors on price to quality and features ratio, for me. I'll be grabbing a few more of these for those shorter hikes when you want to travel light and just get out the door quick, or when you're on vacation and are jumping from one small hike to another, like in a lot of the national parks.Love it!

produto de excelente qualidade

Good quality construction. Holds a one litre Nalgene bottle perfectly. Attaches to my rucksack without bouncing around or fear of loss. Keeps cold water cool for a couple of hours. Can be hung off a belt as well.My only criticism is that it has the D-rings to attach a shoulder strap, but doesn’t come with one.Worth the money.

Primero los materiales son de primera, los acabados son robustos, le cargo una botella camelbak mag chute de 32 onzas y le cabe perfectamente y le sobra un poco de espacio en la parte superior, con el sistema molle se puede colocar en cualquier de la mochila con el mismo sistema y las costuras aguantan bien por el momento, es impermeable también, en la parte donde va la botella tiene un espacio de acojinado que si bien su funciona es proteger al parecer, evita que la botella se caliente rápidamente, por lo menos eso he observado. Adicionalmente me sirve para llevar mi mango de oftalmoscopio y poner una bolsa de basura cuando hado salidas. Su bolsa extra que trae al frente la uso para guardan bolsas de plástico para basura pero puede servir bien para otros propósitos, incluso llevar una pequeña bacteria por ejemplo.La compre en lugar de una bolsa para botella maxpedition expansible, que fácil cuesta el doble y en lo practico no le pide nada. La tengo pegada a una maxpedition falcon II y va genial, todo mi equipo de bolsas es en negro por lo que el color es uniforme y esta no es la excepción. altamente recomendada.

J'ai attendu que le prix du produit soit en baise pour pouvoir l'acheter. La qualité CONDOR est très bonne. Matière cordura, résistant à l"eau, durable, etc... C'est grand, mais si vous avez une grand gourde et que vous voulez utiliser vos attaches MOLLE, c'est le bon produit. En plus à l'intérieur il a un revêtement ischémique qui tient vos boissons fraîches un bon moment

Really good pouch, big and roomy for a field kitchen or a bottle, a nalgene bottle would fit snug in the pouch other bottles are a bit too small, although you fit plenty of other equipment that way. 😃