What brand &amp; model water bottle cage do you use for the 24 oz Polar bottles?
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Personally I purchased this one and I am quite satisfied. Topeak Modula EX Bicycle Water Bottle Cage which is adjustable. http://www.amazon.com/Topeak-Modula-Modified-Bicycle-Waterbottle/dp/B000ZKCLEI/ref=pd_ys_sf_s_rp_a1_7_p?ie=UTF8&refRID=15CDG2TACKNGA6FFC6Z3
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I found if you cut off the plastic ring they will fit. I use 12 oz soda bottles all the time by cutting off the ring without any problems.
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I've not tried them on that particular eater bottle, but they were perfect for the plastic 24 oz and 32 oz Camel Bak bottles. Helps us keep track of whose water bottle is whose.
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is that a brand? give a brand or part number or something and i would know. my point in my review is that even though it is metal it is the same dimensions as the plastic nalgene so all my 3rd party components for standard nalgene widemouth bottles (drinking tube attachments, some filter brands etc) fit. i was even impressed that the thickness of the metal walls isnt a factor it hold the same amount of water as its plastic counterpart.
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i use do terra bottles, i bought the from a lady out of california that sells do terra that is the only bottles i've been able to get the to fit. i can give you her info if you want it
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Any Nalgene bottle. Don't buy this. Get a GasCap instead, much better and almost the same $
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Just tried a 20 oz bottle of water and the holder was to big for it. We use them to hold our 24-26oz stainless steel thermos. Works great!
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I use the Aquasana sleeves for their 18 oz bottles. They work great! Aquasana AQ-SL-500-MULTI Rainbow Silicone Sleeves and Caps for 18-Ounce Glass Bottles, 6-Pack
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I've never heard of any water bottle bigger than 24oz. But if your bottle is anything like this zefal 33oz one, Zefal 164 Water Bottle, 33 oz yes it will fit as long as the bottom portion width is appropriate.
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you can use any bottles with a standard opening. wide-mouthed bottles won't fit.
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No idea. I have always used the included 1-gallon container. Structurally I believe my older unit could handle the extra 14 pounds but I doubt where I have my unit housed there would be room for the larger sized bottle. Sorry I couldn't be of more assistance.
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I purchased a good glass water bottle from pet store and it came with stretchable coil strap and clips to attach bottle to cage railing. Just poke the drinking spout through the rails. Works perfectly and you are able to see the water level. Much better than plastic water bottles. Good luck.
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Another thing, just make sure the bottle can be hung from your cage, and the wire is strong enough to hold the filled bottle. There is a metal apparatus that holds the bottle outside of the cage. It is held on with two screws and nuts. The nossle of the bottle must fit throgh the wire of your cage also. Many pet shops sell these, they can help you, however their prices are usually higher than amazon. Get the model number you want, they are all different as far as the nossels. Good Luck.
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It should, circumference-wise. The 24-oz one, though, is a bit taller than what I've seen being used in bicycle water cages, so depending on where your water cage is mounted, it might (*might*) be a tight fit, length-wise. The 20-oz one is closer in length to a standard bicycle bottle, I think. These are awesome bottles, though. Very easy to drink from, but still don't spill.
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Either a Coleman, I believe it is model number 2000005062 or a similiar Stansport unit. The hose will have an adapter that will fits the #20 bottle and the other end will be similiar to the usual #1 disposable canister.I am sure that if you do a search here on Amazon you will find it.Good Luck.
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Be sure I it will fit your bottles , I got the one for flex pens I wet the bag then I refrigerate it then put my extra flex pens , If I use the ice chest if I happen to take one with me
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Yes, it fits in my bottle cage pretty tightly. It has scratched the bottle up a little, but worth it to have cold water on a bike ride!