Do the bottles typically stay in front of you or sit on your back?
29907
I've seen them in pictures on the back which didn't make sense because the bib holder should go on the front. I find them more comfortable in front. I tried them both ways. Hope that helps. :)
29908
I wear the pack with the snap in the back so the water bottles are in front (easy to get to). They dont leak - even when running and getting bounced around. Really nice.
29909
Too hard to get at the pouch if it's behind you. I wear the bottles on the front where everything is easy to get to. Very comfortable.
192666
Top is good for a handle if you don't have glasses hanging from the top. The lower half, I use for both wine and liquor. Right now, we hold Absolute bottles and it just fits a Grey Goose Bottle length wise. It's pretty flexible with most bottles.I do have glasses hanging, and I put things on the flat shelving as extra storage. It's awesome and works great!
143252
if you are laying the bottles on their sides, not a problem...if the diameter of the bottle fits in the grooves of the holder, and if it is a long bottle it might hang out over the edge.
1290364
Yes, they are safe to keep the water in the bottle whether they are on side or even upside down.
457387
I have never tried placing them on their sides. There is no reason to do that. The only reason that wine bottles are placed on their sides is to keep the cork from drying out. Once you open the bottle, it can be stood upright. I hope this helps!
234113
Forgot to add, the product description should specify if they are front or back.
1165746
Not advised. The cup has no lid, and the bottles have a small airhole in the caps. This prevents tipping them up past a certain angle
441998
The tops are like a cap that you push on to lock them in and push up on them to open. Then you can drink from the bottle as if it were a soda can (I guess that would be upside down). You do not need to squeeze the bottles to get the water out, gravity does the work for you. These bottles are great for hikes or the gym. They keep a solid lock when the cap is pushed down and this keeps water from coming out if dropped or if you want to lay them on their sides. I hope this helps.
502878
Having the bottles face either way works well. Larger format bottles also fit.
2205432
I primarily store unopened bottles in it; they lie flat. However, if you wanted to store an open bottle without having it leak, you can prop it up with something like a small container or can. I've done that and it works fine.
243369
Not all shapes of bottles fit as evenly. I have to pop the rack above sometimes to get the fatter bottles in or put on the bottom under the last shelf. However most fit fine. Holds a lot for its size because of the tightness of the shelves. Have it 3 years and do not find it particularly annoying.
457386
No, at least not when I've used these bottlestoppers. My suggestion is to just make sure you push the stopper all the way in before placing the bottle on its side.
2032353
Not standing up, 15ml flat top is pretty much the max. If the bottle is smaller then maybe.
1833944
Yep! You may have to put the top one in on its side, but i've done 3 of the medela bottles before.
401599
Top loaded. Keep in mind, you have to take the cap off the bottle. If your not quick enough some water may spill.
1879152
The lixit bottles have a special tab on them that keep them from falling through. It also causes the bottle to hold at a slight angle outward. It works fine.
1084131
I have mine facing front. you can't really recline it back when its front facing and once it is strapped in its not going anywhere.