Nalgene Bottle Carrier Handheld: Convenient Gray Holder for 32 Oz Bottles Review

I love this water bottle holder with a loop for attaching to a backpack or whatever. It was a bit difficult to fit my 32 ounce bottle of Nalgene into the case, but the interior was fine. Those big bottles are pretty difficult to hold, so it's a good idea to have a loop on the side to wrap your hands around. Also, the lid keeps the moisture inside instead of dripping onto the table. It would be even better if there was some kind of clip on the side to hold the bottle cap.

This case does what it's supposed to, I've had it for a couple of months now and it was a good buy. It has many different materials and textures, making it highly detailed and expensive. But more importantly, it definitely affects the insulation, but of course it's not comparable to a real vacuum flask. completely new.

I always carry water with me and am a fan of the 32 ounce Nalgene bottles. I freeze 16 ounces of water the night before and fill up the other half with water when I go in the morning. I didn't like how much the bottle sweated as it dripped all over my desk so I bought it mainly to prevent condensation from getting all over my documents. I took the bottle to work today (half frozen as usual) and got home with about 6 ounces of ice left in the bottle. There has never been ice. Not only did I…

I bought my bottle of Nalgene a while ago and was immediately hooked. I use it as a drink holder and ice water is my jam. Since I like ice water (hence the ICE in my water), the joy of having my scoop is fleeting. As the ice melts, my bottle condenses and the temperature of the drink inside begins to rise. Needless to say, I needed a solution to my problems. Enter this bottle holder. Ice cubes that last 8 hours or more? Check. The complete absence of condensate and the associated cleaning…

winners. For real. I walk a lot In Phoenix, Arizona. And the thing really works. After an hour, if the temperature is over 100, your water will not be cold. But until then it stays cold enough. And below 100 it runs for at least 80 minutes to keep it slightly cool. Not bad. Remember it's heavy when it's full. I am not against it. But you have to get used to running with the weight in one hand. I find it better than carrying it anywhere else (I have all the other options and have used them…

Very nice bottle holder. Keeps my water cool all day. However, I'm not sure what I would put in a zip-lock bag. It's kind of pointless. When inserting the bottle, the secret is to fold the neoprene lip towards the seam. After that, the bottle slides right in. Then turn the neoprene back over. I really appreciate the plastic reinforcement on the hinge. I attach it with a carabiner and put it on my backpack. A big pen is good. It's really well thought out. Addendum: Bought in January 2015…

Finally got on the Nalgene bus after years of trying other brand bottles, leaking, sweating or not being able to clean properly due to difficult caps. spouts. Picked up this bag for a new bottle and spent a couple of weeks traveling all around the world and it worked great. there was a problem. 4 different airports, just pass it empty (ice cream is allowed) and fill it in. It also allowed me to clip it to the back of the seat in front of me on my flights. On trips to Hawaii and Washington, I…

Great bottle cage! What I like best is the grip. These 32 ounce bottles from Nalgene are sometimes difficult to grip with one hand (I have small hands), but now I can just slip my hand through the handle and wrap my arm around the bottle and I can hold it securely with no effort. Problem. The design is so strong that sometimes I even lifted the bottle by the handle without even putting my hand on the bottle! And the carrier is attractive enough that I've had many compliments from other people…