Magnetic Water Bottle Holder for Gym - Attach to Most Metal Equipment, Sports Water Bottle Holder with Carabiner Clip for Backpack, Hiking, Camping - Outdoor Activities Gear

I bought this water bottle holder for my bachgold water bottle so I could attach a line to it and dip it into my water source to purify my water.I can’t get down on my knees or belly to the water supplyIt carried the weight with out slipping off.I stuck the bottle with full water weight to my refrigerator with the magnet and had no problemsIt’s doing what I bought it for.Very pleased.

I wanted to keep car detail supplies handy on the back of my steel garage door. This strap was used on my half empty 12oz detail spray bottle and it "holds" but if the door is opened quickly it will pop off. If it were any heavier I wouldn't trust it to hold. Maybe for an 8oz bottle or if you are using it in a location that will never ever have any movement, sure. For me it isn't going to work.

I wasn’t sure at first because it looks small but it does stretch quite a bit. I put it around a water bottle/tumbler that is 20 oz (see pic) and it fit just fine plus it has the ability to stretch further to 40 ozs. It’s fits snugly and does not slide up and down my stainless steel water bottle but the magnet may help with that as well. The magnet is great because it sticks to any metal surface like at the gym, the fridge, bike, etc. The hold is reasonably strong on the magnet at 20 ounces but I am not sure how well it does with more than that.The holder itself is silicone and very durable. There is a hole that you can hook the carabiner through that attaches to your belt loop or bag loop, etc. The design is great but the carabiner is very cheap, light weight and feels like plastic. Based on the carabiner they send you I am really not sure how long it will last especially if you use it on your belt loop on hikes/walks. For now, it works great and is perfect when you don’t want to carry a backpack and want your hands free. You can also just replace the carabiner with a higher quality one for better durability.I still recommend it but a better carabiner would make for a higher rating.

The HXD-ERGO Silicone Magnetic Water Bottle Holder is super practical for staying hydrated on the go. Its strong magnets offer a secure grip, while the flexible silicone adapts to different bottle sizes with ease. It's incredibly convenient for attaching to gym equipment, ensuring water is always at hand. The great bonus is the little carabiner clip for holding my locker key or badge—super practical! I've only taken it to the gym a few times, so I'm not sure how durable the material is or whether the stretching of the plastic/rubber will eventually warp or snap altogether. It seems very durable, but I need to use it for a while to comment on that. All I can say is I love simplicity, and this is both a simple yet innovative solution!

This works perfectly when you read and follow the included instructions. It's really straight forward, there's a sweet spot on the water bottle dependent on the size, that will make the holder work perfectly. It's a great handy holder for the gym, sports, or even when working on your car outside. I've not gotten it dirty or had the need to wash it but it looks like It would be easy enough to maintain clean or clean when needed. I recommend it!

I was really disappointed with this, especially for the price point it is selling at. I hoped it would help me attach my water bottle to my knee scooter to make it easier to get around the house after surgery. It was kind of difficult to get it around my bottle, but my bottle was at the larger end of what it was stated it would fit. However, the magnet is not very strong, and it wouldn't stick and hold the bottle onto the metal of my knee scooter. I expected more for $20. I will be returning this.

Not at all as strong as advertised

This thing's okay. It's kind of gimmicky. It's made for the small thin bottles. I put it on a actual plastic water bottle sort of works until it starts getting crinkly. I don't have any of the thin metal ones. My wife did put it on a thin can and it work to stick that to things. But overall we're not quite sure if it will really be used so it kind of feels gimmicky. I think I'm going to take it to work and see about using it on a flashlight that I have there and see if I can't use it to stick that larger flashlight to the side of a toolbox or door frame. I think that might be a good use for this as for its intended purpose and I'm not real sure if it will be used though I think it will work