What is the best size nathan bottles to put in the front pockets? I was looking at the nathan flasks in 8oz and 10oz
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Both of them will fit with no problem, just adjust the bungee chord and they will stay in place. I have even put a Polar Bottle (20oz) but it stretches a bit the fabric, so anything below 20oz should be perfect.
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I've been using a 600ml camelback bottle in one of the pockets to supplement what's in the pack. In the city, I'll fill that up at water fountains, and in races, will fill that up at the water stops.
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I didn't use the side pockets for a water bottle that size but I think they would. My 20oz bottle had room to spare.
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For Dr. Browns 4oz bottle fits perfectly, for the 8oz it fits but the top part is a little tilted. I only use 8oz bottles and love it
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Depends on the size of the water bottle. A small one 16-17oz. for sure but anything over a liter may be pushing it. It's a very well designed and built bag. I am very happy with it. No problem fitting the billfold
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Hi Gnome, you should be good to go on the text books and (light)jacket. As to the question about the nalgene bottle, the quart would not fit but the 24oz. should. But let me ask, why are you using a bottle when the pack accommodates up to 100oz bladder? You need to measure the books and then check w/ the measurements I list for you here; Main Compartment: 17.5"(H) x 14"(W) x 6.5"(D)Upper Front Pouch: 5.5"(H) x 9"(W) x 2"(D)Lower Front Pouch: 8"(H) x 9"(W) x 2.5"(D)Approximate Overall Capacity: 1950 cu. in. / 32 LHydration: Fits up to 100 oz / 3L Reservoir (sold separately). Hope this helps.Yours, John Hi Gnome, you should be good to go on the text books and (light)jacket. As to the question about the nalgene bottle, the quart would not fit but the 24oz. should. But let me ask, why are you using a bottle when the pack accommodates up to 100oz bladder? You need to measure the books and then check w/ the measurements I list for you here; Main Compartment: 17.5"(H) x 14"(W) x 6.5"(D)Upper Front Pouch: 5.5"(H) x 9"(W) x 2"(D)Lower Front Pouch: 8"(H) x 9"(W) x 2.5"(D)Approximate Overall Capacity: 1950 cu. in. / 32 LHydration:... » Read More Hi Gnome, you should be good to go on the text books and (light)jacket. As to the question about the nalgene bottle, the quart would not fit but the 24oz. should. But let me ask, why are you using a bottle when the pack accommodates up to 100oz bladder? You need to measure the books and then check w/ the measurements I list for you here; Main Compartment: 17.5"(H) x 14"(W) x 6.5"(D)Upper Front Pouch: 5.5"(H) x 9"(W) x 2"(D)Lower Front Pouch: 8"(H) x 9"(W) x 2.5"(D)Approximate Overall Capacity: 1950 cu. in. / 32 LHydration: Fits up to 100 oz / 3L Reservoir (sold separately). Hope this helps.Yours, John « Show Less
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10oz (300ml) I don't fill mine to the top just in case they leak on me. I love this belt. You can fit lots in the little pocket as well. I would def buy this again and I have LOTS of running drink belts, this is the best one for the little bottles. Hope this helps.
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The main compartment will hold a 20 ounce bottle plus a wallet and keys with the other compartments free. The main compartment will hold 3 20 ounce bottles with the other compartments available for a thin wallet and keys. In all a larger than average waist pack.
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I use these a lot. Get the large bottle at home (I typically fire them up in the AM so they can be getting warmed up & I can restart if it doesn't take) so big is fine. I also keep a couple in my car so I keep a small bottle in there. Don't have sizes I only know they sell lighter fluid in the big & small size. Big has lasted maybe 6 months fueling 6 zippos.
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I tried a 1.5 L standard plastic bottle of water from the store and it did fit. The pocket mesh is expandable yet durable. The thing is the water bottle looks a bit more slender than the Nalgene. It might fit but may be a tight squeeze and you don't want to force the pockets. Hope this helps.
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The measurements of the flask are 3 and 3/4 inches wide (straight measure) and almost 4 inches tall (straight measure). The flask has a slite bow to it and that makes the measurement a little harder to do. It does fit in most of my pockets real nice.
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I am able to fit a GSI stainless steel cup/pot, 18oz, and a guyot stainless steel 32oz bottle into the water bottle pocket. I imagine one could fit 2 16oz plastic water bottles into that pocket, but I think that would be a waste of space.
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Hey there! Hoping to order a flask, but want to get the graphic dimensions correct. What are the dimensions of the flask, and do you have a template I could use? Thanks!
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The front two middle sized pockets shown in the picture zip, so full bottles should keep from spilling as long as you kept the bag upright.
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(THIS FLASK IS QUITE LARGER/THICKER THAN YOUR TYPICAL METAL POCKET FLASK!!) It is 6.75 inches tall (from top of cap to bottom of bottle,) about 3.5 inches wide and about 1.5 inches thick. It is a little too big to fit hidden in your back pocket, unless you are a large person who wears ~size 40 pants. It works great for everything else though (besides keeping it in your pocket.) also very solid build quality; you could probably run it over with a car and still use it afterwards.
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I don't have the 18oz. I do have the 21oz. I can tell you...the 32 is my favorite for hiking and photos. The 32 is wider than the 21 but won't fit in the car holder. My 21 does perfectly also my bike bottle holder.
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1 FL OZ 30ML. I chose them specifically because they fit in y pocket with ease. The larger ones are just to bulky to keep in your pants pocket 24-7.
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It depends on the size of the water bottles... but to give you a sense of scale/size, I regularly take my coffee to work in this bag, using a Swell medium-sized flask that measures ~10.5" long by 3" in diameter and holds 17 fluid oz/500ml (check it out at http://www.swellbottle.com/shop/water-bottles/glitter/). This bag would comfortably hold two of these flasks and a smallish hand towel.