What diameter is this? Could I use it for a hydration pack?
1439004
No, it's too skinny for a camelback style pack. It would be best to get surgical tubing, you can buy it at a medical supply store.
1439005
1/4~5/32 inches inside diameter.. most hydration packs I have seen have bigger tubes than this..
1439006
It's a standard 3/16" aquarium tubing. It's much, much smaller than the tubing on my hydration pack.
1937898
Sorry, I haven't tried one and do not have one. I don't know the diameter compared to the smaller bottles
1152511
It would fit in a hole as small as one in a flask. I wouldn't recommend it for daily use to fill a water bottle, the opening is too small to transfer liquids quickly. It's use is more suited to fill small spice or herb containers.
1188477
I had to google "Ogio Pack"...I have no experience with that brand of hydration systems. They sure look similar. Perhaps someone else can help you.
1470337
The neosling is approx. 3" in diameter. I have a 20 oz. hydro flask and it is very snug in my Neosling.
1527767
The side pockets are not large enough to work with standard 1 liter water bottles- maybe something like the smallest size Fuji water bottle. It's definitely more a business travel pack than hiking! I own one.
944852
depends on how much water you would use. if this is just for drinking yes a good size
341253
I just pulled the specs. on the 32 oz Nalgene bottle it the web says it's Volume: 32 oz (.95L) Size: 8.5" H (with cap) x 3.75" D. I just put a 3.75 inch wide cup in the beverage holder and it fits just fine. You'll have a little room to play with as well. BTW! This back pack has been great. I carry a 15 inch laptop with a lot of folder files, power cords, portable hard drives, etc. and it has held up well. I looked at all of the Swiss Gear Scan Smart models that were priced much higher and decided to but this one on Amazon for $42.99. Very happy with my choice. Good luck!
489926
I am not sure but I suspect that it will "not." It fits my Camelbak very snugly and is designed for it. I think the Camelbak is slightly smaller but I am not sure of the comparable dimensions. Returns are easy. You can try it or perhaps take your canteen to a sporting goods store and try it there.
1285277
These were developed for Nalgene 32oz type water bottles... I'd imagine you can maybe fit 1L water bladders but it wouldn't be efficient.My Jawbone Big Jambox fits perfectly in this. It is padded and has storage for all my accessories
1393771
The device measures about 21 inches, but it will stretch a little, and with a minimum overlap allowing the Velcro to catch, it would probably fit, but you would probably have to be cautious to not move around too much or it would release. I think with some care it would be OK. The actual ice pack insert works very well though and measures 6" x 9".
676976
The diameter is roughly 3 inches, side to side. It fits our drink holder in our VW Passat.
18222
Neither will fit. The diameter is okay, but the length of the battery does not allow the lid to be screwed down more than a couple of threads. Would definitely not seal for moisture protection.
202098
Unless it's an older pack that is specifically a 2L capacity, it should fit camelbak pack. It also fits most other current packs with a hydration bladder design.
1633670
With the attachment it works like any other hydration bag, so it should work just fine.
243897
I purchased the CamelBak 90352 Omega Water Reservoir, 100 oz., Black Dimensions: 18.0 in x 7.37 in and paired it to the Maxpedition Falcon-II Backpack and it's a perfect fit. I also purchase the 50oz antidote bladder and paired it with the Explorer Tactical Assault Pack - Combat Rucksack - 17" Military MOLLE Backpack 27L, fits just fine and half the weight.
1635847
I have a 40 oz hydra flask and there's a little room to spare. Definitely will be a tight fit. I will say this bottle holder is awesome!