LOVOUS Military MOLLE Tactical Travel Water Bottle Kettle Pouch Carry Bag Case for Outdoor Activities

I really wanted to like this, but the stitching keeping the straps on came undone on it's first use. Not confidence inspiring to have this small pack dangling while riding a mountain bike.The rest of it works fine. Zippers feel nice and the button closures are okay - not as tight and snug as I'd like but it holds up for light duty.

Purchased this to hold a 40 oz Kleen Kanteen. The Kanteen fit nicely. I'm rating it two stars because of the quality. Only one pass of stitching on the straps that hold the pouch. I've got other Molle pouches with double stitching. The zipper is snug under a fold of material and does not travel smoothly. Just in testing, the material seemed to want to get stuck in the teeth of the zipper.I returned the product due to one of the two snaps not holding a "snap". If I'm hiking, I don't want to lose my water bottle along the way. Nor should I have to double lash it to my backpack because of a defective snap. Other wise... Not a bad product, but not a great one.

This is a good, roomy pouch that can hold a water bottle and a metal cup. I use the stanley stainless steel camping cup like is sometimes available at Walmart in the camping section and nest my stainless steel bottle inside of that, and use an instant soup packet or two to reduce the noise wjen it rattles around as I walk. The Stanley lid fits in the lid of the pouch also, it was made for doing exactly that, it appears. Thumbs up there. The molle straps are close together and allow for a lot of movement of the pouch as you walk- I can see that annoying some people but if you mix a soup or stew together it keeps is moving as you stir it a little with each step. The zippers are functional- the chinese quality does show in that department. If you are gebtle with them they will last, this is the second pouch of this make that I own. The zipper pulls, however, are atrocious. They are just a shoelace inserted into the zipper with a know on either end so it won't slip out. I make 550 cord zipper pulls and throw the crappy chinese string in the trash. With augmented zipper pulls these bags are worth way more than the price, with crappy chinese string pull zippers they are still worth the price. The carry strap is a joke. I have never used the strap so I can't comment on it but I do keep them in my spare parts drawer in case I ever need a short term replacement strap for my real gear.

Nice material and comes with strap, small metal carabiner, velcro (side on pocket & top) and molle (entire diameter), with drain hole in bottom. It also has thin plastic type internal lining. The strap connectors and the D-hooks are of hard plastic, and seem ok. Has 6 inch long snap straps for molle attachment that work well. Fits my 32 Oz. Nalgene (3 1/2" Diameter by 8 3/8") water bottle perfectly. The pocket measures about 6" x 4 1/2" x 1 1/2" (internal).

This will hold a 32 oz (1L) Nalgene bottle, no problem. I bought it as an alternative water carrying solution to my camelback. With the molle system design, there are many possibilities for attaching it to my various rucks and backpacks. It does come with a strap for carrying across your shoulder, etc. The snaps could be a little bit better. Once a snapped them, they came open with a couple of good tugs. The zipper closure leaves something to be desired as well, as it is not the easiest to open one-handed. This does provide the solution I’m looking for and without field testing it, I’m confident it will work. It even has a spot for your favorite tactical patch.

I use this for a variety of purposes, attaching it to my pack or ballistic vest, and often it's just loose in my truck or pannier bag. It holds my hydroflask containers well, 20 oz (and larger) plastic water/soda bottles, work gloves, dive weights, half subs, IV bags. I don't use the front pocket much, but I've put my keys and wallet in there, or stashed a bag of nuts. It's well made. I've got two. This one only has one zipper pull on the top. My other one has two; two is more convenient, but it's not a deal killer at all. This thing is pretty versatile. It's padded, but I don't think of it as insulated. It's not going to keep a water bottle cold or hot. It's got it's own Molle straps, so I usually have one of these  CONDOR MA49 MOLLE EMT Glove Pouch Coyote BROWN  glove pouches attached (all my work gear gets those attached).

Was very surprised that this was able to fit my 48oz Nalgene bottle!! Now lets see how well it holds up in the desert elements.Edit: so I just changed this from a 5-Star to a 2-star. The functionality of this has gone out the window within the first usage of it. The snaps for the molle system do not stay snapped even remotely, thus doesn’t stay secured anywhere.

The product did fit the bottle that I have and it was attached to my backpack that I use for school. On Day 31, the straps for the molle attachment broke and now it is useless. The backpack was taken from my house to the car to work/school and then back home, it was never stressed to the point were I thought that I might be putting it in a situation to break. It just shredded itself while I was walking into my house. Luckily, I noticed when I got inside that the bottle was no longer attached and it had just fallen in my yard instead of losing the pouch and the bottle somewhere in public or if I did take it hiking.

Muy buen producto cierres de excelente calidad

Good Molle attachment. Perfect fit for 2ltr Klean kanteen.