Minimalist Adjustable MOLLE Water Bottle Holder Kettle Pouch Belt Bottle Carrier for 17-42 Oz Water Bottle

Hi Team,I've been trying to find a good mount bracket for my vehicle fire extinguisher for a long time.And now, I've got the perfect fit, No drilling into the frame of the car... no crazy modifications... just strap it into my tactical seat covers and it works perfectly.But what about your mission requirements??well here are some pros...1. Adaptability! the attaching molle straps are great and easy, solid straps and excellent adjusting buckles that can expand and also tighten up as needed.2. Stitching is strong! of course, you're not going to need ballistic Kevlar stitching, but this stitching is solid and will probably never fray for about 2oo years.3. Color Options are great and fabric is sturdy and strong.Adjustable Buckles, Straps, Bungee Chords, and D-ring Hooks... make this so adaptable for so many options.Cons,1. This size meets my requirements but I'd like to find a larger one for many other missions, like perhaps a stuff-sack for my tent or field hammock.2.. Hmm.... I can't think of a number 2.This is a Great piece of kit and I'm looking forward to a second or a third.Light weight and adaptable for many missions besides just a bottle retention device.Great Price and Great Standards... so why not?Big Cheers my friends and safe Journeys ahead.

I bought this bottle holder because I needed something that would hold a 64 oz Klean Kanteen. The first time I tried it weight of the full bottle would cause the snap closures on the PALS loops to open up, dropping the Kanteen and the holder on the floor. I set it aside and forgot about it, meaning to mess with it but not getting around to it.Fast forward a few weeks and I wanted something to attach a full size Thermos onto the pack that I use for work. I dug out the bottle holder and the Thermos fit inside it like a glove. I pinched the female side of the snaps closed slightly with a pair of pliers, threaded them through the webbing of my pack, and snapped them closed.The holder has carried a full Thermos of coffee every day for the past month with no signs of falling off. As long as everything is adjusted and the cinch strap is snugged down, I can run up a flight of stairs without the Thermos budging an inch. This is a great holder for heavy or oversized bottles as long as you cinch everything tight.UPDATE:. I've been using this holder 5X a week for over a year, always holding a large thermos of coffee. It's bounced around as I run up and down stairs, toss my bag in and out of my car, you name it. It's never loosened up and I haven't had to adjust it. I'm upping my rating to 5 stars. I really didn't expect this holder to work as well as it has.

Seems to be very well built, time will tell!

This is a very interesting water bottle holder. I love how it can hold a variety of water bottles. My hubby loved it on our hikes in the rockies. I holds both his 20 oz and 32 oz RTIC water bottles. We loved it so much that we ordered a second for my son!

Works great although I think they could have made it a bit longer to fit my 40oz Water Bottle. It fits the bottom perfectly, but doesn't go to the top therefore the water bottle slips out all the time. I use it with a strap so I can carry it around work. Useful and easy. I also put a Molle pouch ouch on it or I have like a little carrying case with me. It really does work well. But it does irritate me that it slides out also gets loose from all the weight on it. They should make it longer as well as stronger and put more D rings on it for better strap solutions.

I was looking for a bottle carrier that could handle a wide load (about 5 inches), and was minimalistic but sturdy. Between the specs, and the looks of this thing I thought I'd give it a try. I like it.I'm nesting a solo lite stove that bundles with and nests inside of a solo 30oz pot (solo calls that their 900 combo). Then if I take the stove's cook ring out (it's kind of flat) and store the cook ring in my backpack I have just enough room (not too much and not too little) to nest that inside the solo stove. For me all that has been perfect for a day hike, or an overnight.

Using to hold my JBL charge 5 and mount it to my waist. Love the size and adjustability. Just note there aren’t any hard stops to keep the straps from coming all of the way out.

It was impossible to adjust the water flask securely.