Review on 🔫 OneTigris Sniper Bottle Pouch: Tactical EDC Water Bottle Carrier with Shoulder Strap by Vivek Allen

I am writing this review specifically to answer a question I had before purchasing this product about the bottle size. I will quickly find that this product is EXACTLY as described by the seller and arrived without delay. I have a bottle of Nalgene 1500 ml "Bunker". Standard Nalgene width but taller than average bottle. I was looking for something big enough to hold this baby as it is oversized to begin with. I couldn't find anything big enough to fit under it so I went with this product as it seemed strong enough to take some wear and tear and wouldn't crush the piggy bank like a Maxpedition bottle cage would. The inner diameter of the bottle cage perfectly fits Nalgene's standard width of 3.75 inches! Not too tight and not too loose. precisely. As you can see from the photos, the bottle sticks out a little at the top, but I'm sure it will stay in place until I jump or throw the backpack attached to it. I did some testing on other bottles I have at home and found that the wider bottle, around 4 inches in diameter, can still slip into the bottle cage, but it fits fairly well, especially around the zipper. I suspect that over time this may break some of the stitching around the zipper and cause it to break. However, he got in. For the growth test I used the gray bottle you see in the photo. It was as large as I could find which still allowed the zippered flip cover to close without excessive protrusion. There were one or two other reviews that said the MOLLE straps that come with this bottle cage broke off at some point. I can't speak from experience on this as I have yet to test these straps but I can say the stitching points at the top of the straps seem quite strong. I think only time will tell. I hope this has been helpful to any of you who have questions about sizing. Please don't hesitate to ask any questions you have!