I have an Everest fanny pack. Will this hydration bottle fit the fanny pack belt or will it be too loose?
78500
This water bottle fits very snuggly to the iFitness belt, this stops any bouncing or uncomfort while running. I am not sure the dimensions of the Everest fanny pack, but the iFitness belt seems rather standard in size.
78501
Not sure how wide your belt is but the openings are about an inch and 3/4 wide. It is elastic so it opens wider then that. These work well and recommend them highly!
747139
It should fit it's not that wide. I know in my cup holder is a little loose. Maybe a little wider than a Poland spring water bottle
1160728
It would fit. The headphone hole doesn't work that well with any of the devices to be honest, unless you don't mind bending your earphone cord, which I do... It's still the best handheld bottle and phone holder I have found so far but it isn't perfect that's for sure!
406315
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.
1944548
Im not sure. As a outdoorsman myself this Hydration pack does not have a waist strap to hold the pack down. Running or sudden bending over the pack move all over. I have to cinch the shoulder strap real tight almost uncomfortably on my armpit so it wont move around
611659
There are two straps, one along the lower midsection and one on the upper chest that can be adjusted tight if you are looking to use it running. I run, hike and mountain bike and the pack works well but does "jostle" when running. My guess is most water hydration packs will since they do carry liquid.
989256
Short answer is No. Long answer... You will need something like the the Olicamp Space Saver Cup - which I use with my 32oz Nalgene bottle - which will fit most all 32oz Nalgene type water bottles. Or the GSI Outdoors Glacier Bottle Cup/Pot will work as well, although I have not used it. The GSI cup is 18oz so it might not fit as snug as the Olicamp cup. Both of these are stainless steel by the way and are available on Amazon. I bought the TOAKS cup because it fit in the water bottle compartment on the Maxpedition Jumbo versipak. The Olicamp - and I would assume - the GSI are too large to fit. I paired the TOAKS cup with a 28oz kleen kanteen water bottle that I got at REI for use with my Maxpedition bag. Works great. If your cup has to be titanium then I have not found one yet that nests as the two above mentioned cups do. Hope that helps.
996996
Mine fit, but I couldn't fit as many bottles in the bag as I can with what it comes with.
65005
It fits this: http://store.nalgene.com/OTG-p/otg%20-%20on%20the%20go.htmand this: http://shop.camelbak.com/chute-75l/d/1282_c_201_cl_4503
400710
It depends! A medium water bottle or can of soda fits but not all the way in because it gets a little narrow at the bottom of the pockets so it tips over.
781735
I use a big water bottle, so usually carry it inside my bag. Seems like if using a standard size, it would fit okay. Sorry that I couldn't be more help!
903365
There is a closed durable plastic "U" design, that moves up and down. I use this on my an clip to my backpack. If you need pics let me know. If you have a "D" ring (rock climber stuff) you can attach it. But by far this is the best water bottle I have owned, no leaking whatsoever! Need pics let me know.
1309417
It fits a TT bottle snugly. Depending on the ice pack, you could probably fit a DB bottle and an ice pack. For example, a thin flexible cold pack would work best. But I don't really see why you would need an ice pack in this bag, it is meant to keep your bottle cold without one!
2191631
It's a pretty snug fit and you just slide it over the end if the bottle. When/if it starts to get loose I just soak it in water and let it dry and it tightens back up. Hope this helps.
489926
I am not sure but I suspect that it will "not." It fits my Camelbak very snugly and is designed for it. I think the Camelbak is slightly smaller but I am not sure of the comparable dimensions. Returns are easy. You can try it or perhaps take your canteen to a sporting goods store and try it there.
921639
Don't own that specific bag, but I've used this in a pretty small ~15L pack for snowboarding, with no problems. This bladder has a loop up top that helps it stay in place, provided your pack has a clip above the hydration compartment. The hose is nice and long too so my guess is it'll work just fine. Hope that helps!
1240269
It just needs to fit. Get the dimensions of the bladder and the pack. Make sure you allow for the thickness of the bladder when full and the larger hose of this bladder. Seems like most water packs have a hook on the top to hang the bag from. Seems pretty universal to me.