Review on 🏠 Arundel Looney Bin Cage BLK: Spacious and Stylish Habitat for Your Small Pet by Robert Hunter

Get it. I stowed a 24oz insulated Ecovessel bottle securely in it and was able to depressurize it to keep it from dangling. It also fits (easily) on the Ecovessel Bigfoot 40oz 3.5" wide. Consider the length of such a bottle because although length has nothing to do with this bottle cage, some bikes will not allow you to fit a long bottle in the frame no matter how wide the bottle fits in the cage. I easily fit my Bigfoot into my Bianchi Volpe hybrid bike (medium to large frame). What I like is that I can screw on the cage to hold the bottle in place. Note, however, that you'll need to unscrew the pressure before removing the bottle, something to consider if you're drinking on the go. The cage flexes to fit wide bottles and the screw can be infinitely adjusted to tighten the bottle. I think you could pull the bottle out properly without unscrewing it, but I like it tight so the bottle doesn't rattle. or fall out. Yes, a wire frame cage is cheaper (not by much) and you can adjust the tension by bending, but wire frames have a width limit before they stop working. This Looney Bin works exactly as described and fits my needs well. I recommend buying it.