Go Time Gear Exo-Tek H2O MOLLE Water Bottle Pouch Hydration Carrier – Use as MOLLE Water Bottle Holder, Tactical Water Pouch, Hydration Carrier – Fits Up to 40 oz. Wide-Mouth Bottles

Not disappointed, it's a great little bag. It's not going to take just any bottle, but it's fine for both of mine (Vargo Titanium 22oz. nestled inside the Vargo 450 travel mug, and a 27 oz. Klean Kanteen with loop cap). It also fits a 24 oz. Zephyrhills water bottle. There's width to spare around each of these, so it can take a wider bottle, but maybe only a little taller.I haven't used it in the field yet, but it appears plenty durable. I didn't find any loose stitching or rips like the one commenter. It's nice that it insulates, and that it has an additional outside pocket, and that it is versatile in carrying configurations. I'm not going to use the removable patch, but if it weren't removable I wouldn't consider it obnoxious, but that's subjective.The outside pouch will hold my Pixel phone plus some light treats. The photo shows two power bars, a quarter of a package of nuts rolled up, and my phone, plus the Zephyrhills water. Inside you can see how much room there is for a slightly wider bottle. It all closed up nicely with all that stuff in it.It will be great for walking the dog and other short hikes or bike rides. Anything more than that and I might want a little day pack or something. But even for robust backpacking trips this is a great way to augment hydration. I can either attach it to my pack or my belt, or shoulder carry it, whatever. This is perfect for what it is. And damn, when I bought it it was $4.95 - no brainer!! Now I see that it's $9.95, but still it's a no brainer.

Edit: Upon closer inspection the zipper webbing fabric on the top zipper is pulling through at the stitching, even before any use! If there's a load on the lid (such as a tall water bottle or a bandanna stuffed in the top) it will only a matter of a short time before it pulls all the way through, separates, and ends up having a split seam.Quality seems to be on par with other good imported tactical products. It seems when the the company has taken time to have their products made with their brand name on it there's a better chance the product is good. That's the case here. I like the removable fabric hook&loop patch, however I do not like the small plastic/rubber logo badge on the lower PALS strap that is not removable; it stands out more than I'd like. I could remove the stitching on the patch to take it off... but it's starting to grow on me. Way to go... Go Time Gear!

Seems well made for being made in China. It works and easily holds my liter sized water bottle and can still zip the top closed without obstructions/binding. It attached to my backpack waist belt, but it was in the way of arm swing, which is more an issue with the backpack. The shoulder strap is a nice feature, though I haven't used it that way yet. As I recall I opted for this model due to the lower price (when compared to others), so it appears to be a good product at a decent price.

This works! Very happy with this pouch! Great for it all. Day hike, add on for camping/hiking gear, attach to a backpack to make extra room, or just good for an every day carry.It snugly fits an 18oz Ozark camp cup that nests perfectly around the 36oz Ozark water bottle, which is just short enough to zip the top of the pouch. Altogether 4" wide by 10 3/4" high and NO modifications needed. A little work to get the cup in but not as much work to get it out.The attachment points are sturdy with strong snaps. Shoulder strap is a convenient quick carry option as well.Front accessory pocket is big enough for at least 4 packs of standard granola bars with room for additional smaller items on top, (I.E. your id, matches/lighter, tp, trash bag,whistle).

For a few years I have been working on one of my recreational mountain bikes to have it set up for rail trail riding. Our local rail trail is loose over hard pack and runs in excess of 30 miles. I installed Outpost cages on my suspension fork to hold my 32 oz. water bottles which I just strapped in, but it was not that convenient to unstrap them to drink from them. Strolling through Amazon one day, I came across these water bottle cases and realized that they would be very useful if I attached them to the Outpost cages and I could then drop my water bottles into them and zip them shut thus eliminating the need to strap the bottles to the cages. I purchased two Exo-Tek water bottle cases for my bike and used the molle straps and cable ties to secure them to the Outpost cages.As of this review, I have ridden three trips using these Exo-Tek cases and I am very happy with them.The quality of materials used in the fabrication process are excellent. The cases are exposed to dust, dirt, mud and water because of where they are situated on the bike. At the end of the trip I hose the bike down including the cases and then wash the bike with soap and brush. I do not remove the water bottle cases for this washing and they cleanup very well. The stitching is holding up very well as are the zippers. I now have clean water bottles to drink from because the Exo-Tek prevents all that dust, mud and water from getting inside of it. Although I do not use the included shoulder straps, the hardware is metal rather than plastic and that is a plus in my opinion. Go Time Gear Exo-Tek represents excellent value for the money. At the price I paid, I am considering a second set to protect my Nalgene bottles. I really have nothing negative to say about these. If I experience a negative, I will update this review.