💧 Convenient Hydration on the Go with FlipBelt Water Bottles Review

Obviously this bottle was designed for use with the Flipbelt and has a unique shape and you buy this product because of that unique shape. I really wish they had done a few other things better. 1) Plastic has a strong plastic taste. I've washed the bottle several times with soap, hot and cold water and when I drink from it it still tastes like plastic. 2) I hate the soft plug-in lid. I'm not sure why they chose to make a soft cap instead of a hard one (perhaps to make it easier for people to…

I found the Flipbelt Zip can hold my Pixel 2 (with case) in a zipped pocket. I can then attach two 11 ounce bottles to the belt. I hear the splash of mineral water, but I don't feel anything. They fit snugly around me when I run and I don't have to fiddle with straps or anything. I haven't had any problems with bottles slipping out. It took a few runs to figure out the best way to get the bottles in and out, but once I figured it out there was no problem. I haven't had any problems with them…

Well, I was a little nervous at first if water would leak from the spout of this bottle because it doesn't have a stopper. I've tried several other bottles that fit in pouches and most of them have leaked, either because they don't seal tightly or because they've been pushed out of the waist belt fabric. I'm happy to say that the bottle hasn't leaked after 10+ runs! You can push the nozzle into the cap with your teeth, which makes the nozzle appear to close tightly. Due to the curvature of the…

Great bottle. Doesn't leak. I started by filling it halfway and freezing it, then I filled the rest before running. Not only does it keep the water colder for longer, but it also keeps you cool while you run as I stow it in the lower back pocket of the fold-down strap. It's small and doesn't hold much water. For runs over 10 miles you may need something bigger or built in water stops. it doesn't bother me at all. I can't carry portable bottles because the splashing of water while running drives