Is this the type of bottle you would carry/use during fitness walking? If not, any suggestions for this type of use?
805498
Absolutely! This is a light weight bottle and has a nice textured grip on the bottle itself for easy transport in or out of hand. As stated by others the lid is attached and locks when needed with the flip of a finger.
805499
I take this bottle everywhere with me. love it even on walks it has a loop on it you can carry or put it on a belt. great investment for me. and it never leaks with the lid its great?
247985
It fits in the side mesh of a fanny pack. It won't leak, even upside down unless the bottle is squeezed. If you put it in a backpack just make sure it's upright and secure.
2188271
Yes. That is how i carry it. I nestle the bottle in the cup and have both inside an insulated case.
1751999
it stretches out pretty wide, BUT grows increasingly tighter of course... A 20oz Gatorade bottle or bicycle bottle is a comfortable fit. You could probably squeeze a larger Nalgene-style bottle in but it would be tight.
1420159
I never heard of Nalgene Bottles, but what I have is a hard plastic, very sturdy. Love the ring so I can carry it around while I workout, plus the no leak lid is great.
2148899
Hi....absolutely...I use mine for marathon training and trail running...The bottles are very easy to access and replace after you drink. Good luck..
678444
The bottle does seem to be more durable especially with the paint on them but will still dent if dropped on a hard surface. I had a Klean Kanteen and wasn't a huge fan due to the denting but I love the Hydro Flask. I own an 18 and 32 oz but use the 32 oz far more. I have a few Nalgene too but hardly use them any more since getting the 32 oz because the Hydro Flask doesn't sweat and keeps liquids cold or hot for hours.
71890
Absolutely! I usually reserve it for my face, since it's a little expensive for the size of the bottle. I use a less expensive waterproof type for my body.
2244739
Not a specific place. If is up to 500 ml bottle I use the lateral pocket. If is too big I put inside. Is really big backpack, so carrying things is not a problem.
692281
i think its pretty heavy. I'm a 6'0 250 guy and i can tell you its not light when i have to carry it. i usually don't fill it up to the top of the bottle. mold starts to form when water sits around.
1271440
I do but I drink it all over the course of the day. My water bottles only go to 700mls so I put that much water with 1 packet electromix and 1 packet emergenC five. I have trouble drinking a lot of water so I finish that whole bottle over several hours on workout day. However id be careful bc those percentages are going to be high if you use a lot at once.
689848
I agree with the previous person. It's a long strap, more appropriate for the shoulder than the wrist. Using it around the wrist would be awkward and cumbersome given the size of the bottle and it's weight when full. I suppose it could dig into one's wrist, but it would be really silly to try to put this around the wrist. That's not how its designed.
538473
I have found the best bottle to use is the 500ml Fiji bottle. It's square shape and the fact that it is shorter and boxier make it less likely to tip over as opposed to a taller, thin bottle. I simply use and empty one and fill it with distiller water, seems ideal!
1474897
This depends in you and how much you drink. I personally prefer the bigger size precisely because it does contain more water and I drink a lot. It's a reasonable size for the gym - it fits in the cup holders of the machines I use, although I wouldn't want to carry it while running.
62338
I used it for a short 10K trail running and after a few minutes in the trail I was Constantly having to stop to readjust the pack. With the two bottles full of water it becomes to heavy and loose stability while you are running. I think it is perfect for hiking, because you have plenty of room, but not for running.
424754
No this belt would not work very well for holding water bottles there are several other brands out there that are really good for walking and holding water bottles Nathan is one of them
809488
I'm pretty impressed with mine because it keeps water cold for a long time and the loops do attach to a reinforced strap. I use it a lot for walking and hiking, but for something like jogging it's bulky enough to be a bother unless you can think of a way to tie it down somehow.