Fitletic 8-ounce Sport Water Bottle with Holster Attachable to Belts. No-Bite Cap Quick Hydration for Daily Running, Marathon, Triathlon, Ironman Race

Bought these for running in the heat. I have the Fitgiff belt I also bought on Amazon, works good

I was searching for a good water bottle that I could attach to my running belt because I did not want to have to carry one the whole time. I tried the one by the same brand as my running belt which ended up being super leaky. So glad I tried this one next! Did not leak at all and has the pouch that holds it and keeps in firmly in place on the belt with no bouncing

Pro: well made and fits perfectly on my running beltCon: smells bad - like gasoline or oil. Tried soaking it and airing it out and it still smells. So the water you drink while exercising also has that smell. I am hoping the smell goes away and time.

Perfect size for me since I use it when I run and I take sips at every mile. It doesn't leak and settles nicely into the matching Fitletic Running Belt.

This is pretty small so when I put some water in it and freeze it, there's not much room left for unfrozen water but it works for my very short walks around the neighborhood. I do use it with the holster and dangle it from my fanny pack for slightly longer walks. Glad I bought it.

So the holsters are good. The the way they feed the belt on allows you to move them around, but they stay put well. Holds bottle well with the bungee, but you really don't need the cord as the bottles hold firm.At first I liked the bottles. I like the baffle that allows water out when squeezed but not when turned. And the opening is big enough to fill easy and add small ice cubes.The problem is the seal is fickle. Both bottles started leaking after a few runs. Never even put through dishwasher. Had a particularly hot run, and after one water sip, by the next time I wanted water one had bounced empty and the other half empty. Despite only a 5k I didn't have the water I wanted for me and my dog both, so just gave it all to her.I saw a review on their website that mentioned this, and if you poke around in the nozzle it will snap back. I took a sewing needle and did this, and it worked. Both bottles hold water again... For now. So they work, but you shouldn't have to do that on practically new set of bottles. While they aren't the most expensive out there, you should get more than a handful of uses out of a pair of $25+ water bottles...

I like these because you can add to a thin running belt. You can carry as many or a few as you need. I use these with a fitlethic belt no problem.Better than a hydration vest in my opinion because when the water is gone, you still have a vest that catches sweat and becomes uncomfortable. I’ve used adidas and Salomon running vests but always prefer to carry 1-3 of these little bottles on a running belt

I have not been able to master sipping water from paper cups at race aid stations without stopping. If I try to keep running, even at a reduced pace, the water ends up either over my face or in my lungs. Even a slow walk brings the same result. I do have a Camelbak type backpack that I use for long summer training runs but it's too heavy and cumbersome to wear in a race without loss of efficiency. To hydrate during races I started looking at belt mounted water bottles as I can drink from sippy bottles while running without issue. The problem I encountered was that all models seem to include additional zip pockets and other weight that I did not need. I just want to carry water with the minimum additional weight I can get away with. This product came up as an alternate that I thought I could just clip to my gel belt. This may work for cycling that has little up and down movement like running but my gel belt is elastic and not able to support the 2 bottles securely as they are too heavy when filled with water and jump up and down. My solution is to attach the bottles to a camping compression strap used as a belt (I used the Molle Backpack Accessory Straps - Quick Release Buckle) as this is as light as a gel belt but none elastic. I also added small safety pins inside the water bottle holder pouch to stop the bottles from sliding around the belt while running and a bulldog clip which attaches to the top of my shorts to stop the belt sliding around my waste. The clip looks clumsy and uncomfortable but it works perfectly and I can't feel it while running. To summarize, the setup is a great light weight solution to marathon/half marathon hydration. I have had no issues with the bottles leaking and they only dispense water when inverted and squeezed.

Perfect fit

Adorei, a água fica geladinha por bastante tempo. Tamanho ideal para colocar no bolso da bermuda

Support pratique en complément de ma pochette bandoulière 3 points. La gourde est facile d’accès et l’absence de bouchon facilite la prise d’eau pendant la course

Maravilloso puedes poner o quitar a tu cinturón y no se mueve excelente compra

Used this with my "Freindly Swedew running belts and and it has been excellent. it stays in place as run does'nt wobble about and is reasonably easy to get out of the holster. The bottle is just right size for short runs of around 6 to 10 miles any thing over and you would most likely need 2.The bottle is a little hard to squeeze but you get used to it.