Will the water pouches fit a regular 16 oz bottle of water (disposable bought at grocery store)?
134467
Hello!You might be able to squeeze it in but it will be hard to pull it out while running.
134468
No, there are specific bottles designed for the belt. There is another product from Fitletic called Quench (or H20) that does fit the type of bottles that you mention. Dave
134469
Glen, my initial thought was no because the pouches are sort of oval-shaped to fit the bottles that come with the belt. However, I just tried it and it worked. I was easily able to slide a standard 16 oz water bottle in and out of the pouch. My only question is would my elbows be hitting it if I tried to run with it that way. The 16 oz water bottle stuck out considerably higher than the 8 oz bottle that comes with the belt. I added two pictures to my review to show you the 16 oz water bottle in one holster as compared to the fitletic bottle in the other holster.
134470
No. These are two 8 oz. bottles and they are shaped specifically for the belt.
134471
No. The pouches are sized for the bottles the belt comes with. The bottles are much shorter than a regular disposable water bottle, so I think a disposable water bottle would bounce right out.
550890
I found if you cut off the plastic ring they will fit. I use 12 oz soda bottles all the time by cutting off the ring without any problems.
1826590
It will be tight. I've found regular cans of Coke, standard Coors Light bottle and normal bottles of water fit ok but a pint bottle may be a bit fat.
1832933
All normal size ones will fit however I tend to buy the giant ruby reds to eat - preferably Indian River ones. I then hand-squeeze juice out into bowl or pitcher and drink because they are too good not to - at 2 for $4.
1323087
Kay, I actually have one of those bone shaped dispensers (with belt clip) that I used with my previous bags, so I just tried it and YES, they do fit. In fact, I may use that dispenser now for these bags. (I was just pulling off a bag or 2 and keeping them in my pocket for dog walks). Thanks!
887457
No. It's awkward to try and fit a couple 12 oz beer bottles so I think a large water bottle would be a bad fit. It's really suited for cans.
887577
I don't have one of those water bottles, but I've easily fit a standard water bottle in the side pocket. (One for me and one for baby). Much bigger than that it might not fit. The elastic stretches a bit to hold it snug.
1195044
Yes it will. I've used both the larger sized bottles as well as the shorties and they both fit very well. The only items that sometimes fall out is if you have a heavy glass spice container. Everything from McKormick (plastic bottles) works well for me. I hope this helps.
1159853
Yes. It obviously depends on the size, but the usual store-bought 20 oz bottles fit perfectly.
701947
Yeah... with 3 or 4 more inches of space up top. I think they make a smaller version for the 32oz Nalgene bottles specifically.Heres a link to a photo I just took with a 32oz Nalgene bottle in this Water Bottle Pouch:http://i51.photobucket.com/albums/f386/lordulthan/Amazon%20Questions%20Folder/IMG_8625.jpg
991715
Yes they should fit and there are elastic bands that hold small bottles inside of the pouch
503046
The cup holders in my car have a removable rubber "liner" that comes out so that larger cups/bottles will fit. Without taking out that rubber piece these cups will NOT fit. They are bigger around than a 16 oz. water bottle.
1425113
It says it can fit up to a 40 oz. bottle in the description. I'm pretty sure it will fit the bottle you need it to. I took mine to St. Augustine about a month ago & it worked really well. I have a Green Canteen and it had plenty of room. The front pouch was great for carry the little essentials ie: cash,ID etc.
430777
Yes, the standard water bottle fits. You can place up to 5 maybe 6 at a time.
1864417
Whatever the diameter of the standard 16.9 ounce bottle of water is. I don't have fancy bottles lying around, just the things you can find in any old vending machine/buy in bulk from the store. I've never found a bottle (yet) that it doesn't fit into.
138290
It should, circumference-wise. The 24-oz one, though, is a bit taller than what I've seen being used in bicycle water cages, so depending on where your water cage is mounted, it might (*might*) be a tight fit, length-wise. The 20-oz one is closer in length to a standard bicycle bottle, I think. These are awesome bottles, though. Very easy to drink from, but still don't spill.
133479
Yes, a standard water bottle would fit in either of the insulated pockets. Anything larger than a normal 16 oz would probably not.