I see the belt comes with 2 pouches for water bottles. Can you add on pouches for water bottles?
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I believe you can get additional pouches from Fitletic's website to add more water. The two 6 oz. bottles is usually plenty for me on a long run because the water gets warm.
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There are two different options: just the bottle and just the filter. Not sure why the listing is set up this way. If you want both you will have to add each to the cart separately.
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I don't have one of those water bottles, but I've easily fit a standard water bottle in the side pocket. (One for me and one for baby). Much bigger than that it might not fit. The elastic stretches a bit to hold it snug.
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You totally could... but I think there are other products that would work better for water bottles.
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Yes, this is the same one on timbuk2's website with the 2 internal water bottle slots. The pictures of the different colors don't display the slots nor do they described it. I bought the black one and apparently those slots are only on the 2013 and newer model.
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No, unforunately it does not fit those. It is a smaller cage than most of the metal ones so a skinnier water bottle is needed. I use a Brita squeezable water bottle which fits perfectly.
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Good one! You won't find any water bottles to fit the belt but you can fit packets of Gatorade in the loops. I tried and it worked. So one car key one s3 with case will fit. The phone is a tight fit.
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I have not tried but with those 2 bottles you will be fine for almost every running distance and the quality of this belt is very good and comfortable.
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You can fit 2 water bottles per pocket. 3 inches, showing above, per bottle. Measured with - Zephyrhills - 100% Natural Spring Water - 23.7 fl oz. Thank-you.
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I see no easy way to add belts to the rack. It would be possible to buy two and combine them, but it would require some basic carpentry skills to remove the top off of the second rack.
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yes, however you will have way way too much room. my suggestion is get a 40 oz bottle, and a gsi cup. the bottle will sit nicely in the gsi cup and then you will have some room up in top of pouch. the 40 oz sits nice and snug but not too tight in the 12x5 , go with a smaller pouch if you want a smaller bottle. however I recommend you up to the 40 oz . I use a Kleen Kanteen stainless steel.
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I wouldn't think it is designed to be used as belt system. I either tie mine to a pack or put it in the hydration pocket within the pack. It is to long to put on the belt...it would flap against your leg and most like be very inconvenient. That is my two bits!
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Hi Kelly! Absolutely...there are two side pouches that support sippy cups, water bottles, regular bottles, transition straw cups etc. You don't have anything to worry about. When I viewed the bag online before I purchased it, I was really concerned about the size, storage compartments and changing pad. But, to my satisfaction...this bag met all of my baby travel needs. It's definitely worth the money (which is cheap!). Hope that helps. God Bless and may you and your little one's years be fruitful and ever enduring. Maurchet
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I don't know what that is. But the side pouches will hold a medium sized water bottle each.
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Yeah... with 3 or 4 more inches of space up top. I think they make a smaller version for the 32oz Nalgene bottles specifically.Heres a link to a photo I just took with a 32oz Nalgene bottle in this Water Bottle Pouch:http://i51.photobucket.com/albums/f386/lordulthan/Amazon%20Questions%20Folder/IMG_8625.jpg
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IT comes with the holder and can be screwed down under the water bottle cage, it also has a velcro strap that secures it once it is snapped into the holder. I actually bought two and no issues at all.
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You could put a water bottle in the top section between the two side handles. Or hang it on the side using a strap or cord (there are small loops to attach things to). But there are no external pouches big enough to hold a water bottle, only a couple filter pockets. And if you put the bottle inside, you might have to take the bag off to get to it.