GQC Wrist Water Bottle Running Wrist Sports Water Bottles, 200 ml Upgrade Lightweight Silicone Foldable Portable Travel Cycling Bottle with BPA Free Leak Proof

Good quality and easy to wear

Bought this for a 10km run. The bottle is comfy but really doesn't hold that much water and is difficult to get water out, especially towards the end.Personally I would save up for a vest instead.

However, I left water in the grey one overnight and the water turned a reddish colour. Such a shame.

I haven't used it yet. But it looks like good quality. Sometimes I just need sips running, so this is quiet good. Good quality.

This wrist water bottle is made of food grade silicone material with which we can quench our thirst when we go out for a walk and we can attach it to the wrist through the velcro strap it has or attach it to the pram as I do every time I go for a walk with my son. This bottle holds 200 ml of water in it and for a person like me who does not drink water a lot, it is enough to have with me in cases where I may be thirsty. The bottle has good quality, it does not leak, it is small and does not weigh much and is very easy to use and wash. I think it is practical and the price is reasonable.

Like my title says, it wasn't too comfortable to wear when it was full of water. I've only recently gotten into running and I do like to have a drink during my run to keep me hydrated, but I didn't want to carry a bottle the entire time that I was running, so I was looking for something small and out of the way to hold my drink, and this seemed perfectly. It's to fit on your wrist, and when it's empty it fit my wrist perfectly. But once it was full of water it was just too chunky to sit on my wrist comfortably. It was easy to drink out of, but the drink inside never lasts long during my run as I get thirsty very fast and this product is quite small. So overall it was disappointing, and not the easy product to clean, so for me, it's a pass.

The media could not be loaded. This is absolutely ideal. I try to run 10km every other day and have always been annoyed carrying a larger water bottle. This is a perfect size to just keep your mouth watered and replenish without having to carry 1l of watee.It's a good size and fits perfectly around my hand.

I always have a problem with keeping hydrated when running. The first 2k I’m all good, but thereafter, I need liquid regularly up to the finish, whether it’s a 5k or 10k+ that I’m doing. I hate carrying a water bottle, or strapping a bladder-pack to my back or even a running belt with bottle holders. I just feel tense when using those things. Enter stage left this wrist carrier to answer all my prayers!Except it doesn’t. Well, not after 3k, anyway. I knew that it probably wouldn’t hold enough liquid, but I thought that may actually mean I could wear one on both wrists. However, whilst this isn’t a massive bottle, you certainly notice it on your wrist when running; I know I couldn’t manage two, but you may be able to. I’ve photographed it next to my 42mm Apple Watch for scale.The concept is very simple, with a bite valve so you can easily get your water / electrolyte / energy supplement out and this works well to start with. However, after the first couple of swigs, I noticed that I was having to tilt my head back to get a proper draught from the container. Later on, I was literally blind to where I was heading so I could get the last third out. Not ideal, and you certainly don’t want to stop to have a drink!I tried to rotate the container around my wrist and eventually found that if I wore it with the valve to the inside of my wrist, I was able to get a better position to drink from, but it did still involve tipping my head back to a fair extent. I note from other reviews that people found the strap a bit short, this is absolutely the case for me, with average thickness wrists.On the first run with this attached, I filled it with chilled water from our fridge and for around four minutes had a bit of discomfort with the cold placed on my wrist. However, this soon passed and then revealed another issue with the holder. I drink plain old water, and after 3k it was quite warm and a bit unpleasant to drink.Overall, this is a great idea, but I don’t think it’s for me. Of course your mileage may vary, and as the product is fairly inexpensive (compared to some of the paraphernalia us runners buy) it’s probably worth a shot if you think it would work for you.

Hält lange, das Volumen ist etwas wenig für lange Strecken reicht es nicht, daher kaufe ich mir jetzt eine zweite.Qualität ist auch gut.

Leider schon nach circa 7 bis 10 Einsätzen ist die Flasche undicht, da der Saugknopf porös und rissig wird.Schade....

Die Idee einer Handgelenk-Trinkflasche scheint auf den ersten Blick praktisch, besonders für sportliche Aktivitäten. Jedoch scheint das Produkt in der Praxis einige Einschränkungen zu haben. Die begrenzte Füllmenge von 200 ml kann für längere Aktivitäten unzureichend sein. Zudem ist das Trinken aus dieser Flasche offenbar nicht so einfach und komfortabel, wie man es sich wünschen würde.Das Design mit dem weichen Klettverschluss, das es ermöglicht, die Flasche am Handgelenk zu tragen, ist zwar innovativ, aber es scheint, als ob die Funktionalität beim eigentlichen Trinkvorgang nicht optimal durchdacht wurde. Das auslaufsichere Design und der mundgerechte Bissausgießer sind gute Ansätze, jedoch nicht ausreichend, um ein einfaches und bequemes Trinken zu gewährleisten.Die Flasche ist leicht und tragbar, sie hält Wassertemperaturen von -20° bis 100° stand, was ihre Vielseitigkeit unterstreicht. Trotzdem scheint das Hauptanliegen, nämlich das einfache Trinken während des Sports, nicht ganz erfüllt zu sein.Für kurze, leichte Aktivitäten könnte sie dennoch nützlich sein, aber für längere oder intensivere Übungen ist es möglicherweise besser, auf herkömmlichere Trinkflaschen zurückzugreifen. 🚴🚶‍♂️💦

Undicht

Super Praktisch!!! Trägt sich prima und tut das, was es soll !