🏃 Nathan SpeedMax Plus Handheld Bottle - Optimal Water Flask for Running, Walking, Hiking, and More. Grip-Free Design for Enhanced Performance. Review

What was delivered was as advertised. It did not leak in the first week of use; The grip seems adequate and the fabric feels durable. In general very satisfied. The only problem for me is the "sloshing" when running. I guess I'll either get used to it or switch to a folding bubble for manual work.

The bottle works great and matches the ad! Easy to hold and fill. It's a bit heavy when it's full, so I switch arms every mile to even out the load on my arms. The zipped pocket is big enough for a couple of energy gels, and in front of it is a smaller pocket that I put my basic tube of salt in for quick access. I will definitely buy this product again.

I bought this portable water bottle to run up to 14 miles or so. I prefer this to Nathan's insulated water bottle because the lid doesn't leak - I did NOT survive a leak in this bottle! I don't care if he stays cold. The pocket holds my phone when I need it and I love that I can put the gel in the outside pocket.

This is a great water bottle for running. I am training for a marathon and have never used a water bottle but found this to be comfortable, easy to use and unobtrusive. My arm didn't hurt from either the straps or the handle. Advantages: adjustable strap, fits securely in your hand, not afraid of falling off. Holds 22 ounces, not heavy to carry. taste for water. Cons: The only negative is that my hand is a bit small and sweaty which made it a bit difficult to squeeze the bottle and squeeze it…

In over 40 years of ultramarathoning I have used many different types of hand aids, from homemade Velcro and tape to commercial ones. yourself and the bottle. No handle required, just let the bottle rest in your hand. The flat, curved shape follows the natural contour of the hand, and because it's short and square rather than cylindrical, it sloshes less. The mouthpiece is tilted so less tilt is required when drinking. 20 ounces of liquid instead of a few ounces in the bottle like the others…

Probably the best laptop I've ever owned. It seems like a simple thing, but many companies screw things up. I like the soft rubber cap - easy on the teeth. The flat design of the bottle fits perfectly in your hand and you almost forget it's there. 22 ounces is a good size, but I'd like a big 40 ounces to pump up my biceps while running and relive my 20s (please include the brown bag insulator).

This is a great running bottle. I am training for a marathon and have never used a water bottle but found this to be comfortable, easy to use and unobtrusive. My arm didn't hurt from either the straps or the handle. Advantages: adjustable strap, fits securely in your hand, not afraid of falling off. Holds 22 ounces, not heavy to carry. taste for water. Cons: The only negative is that my hand is a bit small and sweaty which made it a bit difficult to squeeze the bottle and squeeze it when the…

I've used many different types of wearables in over 40 years running ultramarathons, from homemade velcro and tape to commercial ones. necessary, just let the bottle rest in your hand. The flat, curved shape follows the natural contour of the hand, and because it's short and square rather than cylindrical, it sloshes less. The mouthpiece is tilted so less tilt is required when drinking. 20 ounces of liquid instead of a few ounces in the bottle like the others. Someone really did their homework…