Kvvdi 2 Pack 32 oz Neoprene Glass Water Bottle Cooler Sleeve Insulator 32oz Bottle Cover Holder Carrier with Shoulder Strap

Excellent for frozen water bottles. I love it for cruises and carrying my frozen water bottles on hot days. Now, I don’t have to put the water bottle in my pocketbook. I just carry it separately. I make the kids carry their own water bottles, too. Great price- two for the price of one.

I purchased a couple of these. They are as described and them some. I've used them for camping/hiking and they're VERY useful and effective. I freeze my water bottles before going camping and allow them to serve as ice in my coolers and as they melt drink them, so they sweat a lot. These carriers have eliminated the sweat while allowing me to put my phone in as well as a digital camera (I'm old school and have a cheap phone) as well as additional batteries. The shoulder strap has worked well so far, however the metal clip may be a problem for the long haul as it seems to be a little flimsy. The rest of the product is quite well made. It also has a small strap to fasten to a backpack if desired. I'd definitely recommend this product.

I looked and looked for something to fit my copper water bottles. I purchased two 32 oz. Copper water bottles, and I wanted something to help keep the water cold and sweat free. Also a little cushion so I wasn’t banging the bottles around, denting and scratching them up. These fit absolutely perfect, and priced affordably!

My Contigo flasks fit in these very nicely. The straps give it an added over the shoulder or over the head grip which is nice especially whilst hiking or moving about. Fabric is very durable and washable as well..

My favorite water bottles are the plastic sparrow bottles. They are great and it took me years to find a bottle I liked, but they aren't insulated. I used to fill them with ice and hook them to my purse, very heavy and they didn't stay cool for very long. After purchasing these insulators, I just keep my bottles in the insulator all the time. My water stays cold longer and the straps mean I don't have to carry or attach my bottle to anything. It's just a second strap. I may attach a small bag to the insulator straps and skip the purse depending on where I'm going. Even at home, having my hands free is worth it when I'm keeping my bottle on me.

Works to keep condensation off of cold bottle if out of the fridge or lunch box. Does not really insulate that well, so you’re better off transferring cold drink to a Yeti or other insulated cup. Also, the neoprene has a strong smell when new, so you might need to let it air out for a bit first.

GSI Microlite 720s slide in EASILY (not tight and compressing the neoprene which would be less protective cushioning) so the neoprene remains fully "lofted" protecting and insulating better than compressed neoprene. The metal of the thermos is full covered. Re the straps-I am a 6'2" 48" chested guy, and without a coat, the bottom of the thermos is at belt level, so they are JUST long enough for an XL guy wearing a heavy coat to easily swig from the thermos while keeping the strap around shoulder. Another 2" of webbing wouldn't hurt, though. Please don't add pockets- remove the straps and they fit into my old school bicycle water bottle holders-one piece of SS with NO upper tab-pic to follow. So, in addition to making it easy to carry my 720s, they will protect the crazy light steel from dents and scratches, quiet them from the SS bicycle water bottle holders, AND add a bit of insulation! Nothing to dislike at all from me!!!

These are amazing and perfect for nalgenes!!!!