🏃 Fitletic Running Bottle Holder 8 Oz Black Single: Ultimate Triathlon, Trail, and Ironman Accessory for Hydration on the Go Review

I actually like them better than the bottles that come on my Nathan's running belt. They don't have a plastic smell or taste and I really like that they just need a quick squeeze to get that little bit fresher. I will say that you should be careful not to accidentally squeeze them! Anyway, it's really nice to be able to add them to your regular belt!

I am an avid runner and need extra bottles for my running belt to run long distances and beat the Florida heat. The squeeze bottles I bought were 8 oz. He poured water on them. And the fast-flowing endings were the best in these bottles. And pulling the bottles out of the holster was great 👌🏼 No problem and they definitely work

I have only used these bottles once but found them very easy to attach to an SPI belt. I haven't had any issues with leaks or anything like that. I like that I can adjust the number of bottles I need based on the type of exercise and the environmental conditions. I used to have a manual water bottle and a 4 bottle fuel belt. I like that I can take one or more bottles with me instead of more or less water than I need. The price is also very good. I would pay more for a Nathan portable bottle…

I have 2 Fitletic belts (single and double) and I love them! I love that I can use the strap with or without these bottles and adapt it to whatever I need for different runs. I run marathons and also trail running. The downside is that the plain water bottles don't drain well. They didn't leak when running, but when I squeezed them to drink, the water came out from under the lid rather than out the spout it was supposed to be coming out of. I tried several times to adjust, dry and screw the…

I bought these bottles in addition to the Fitletic Ultimate Race Belt II. Sits perfectly, nothing dangling or dangling. Although I have read and seen complaints about these bottles leaking, my bottles/caps do not leak at all. I often have to run out the door and end up tossing freshly filled bottles in my bag and walking out the door. Never leaked or flooded with water. My friend who has the same bottles leaks a lot, but we found that she overfilled her bottles which caused water to "jump" out…

I can't stop drinking water from paper cups at race helpdesks. If I try to keep running, even at a reduced speed, the water hits either my face or my lungs. Even a slow walk brings the same result. I have a Camelbak backpack that I use for long summer training sessions, but it's too heavy and bulky to carry to races without losing effectiveness. To drink water during the run, I started looking at water bottles clipped to my belt as I can easily drink from leak-proof bottles while running. The…