Tactic Shield Tactical H2O Pouch (Bladder Not Included) (Black)

I decided to add some photos of this pouch because the one shown in the product description is crap. I bought the black one expecting it to look like the photo, more of a dark grey than black. But it is very very black. The dimensions for the outer pouch are dead on. 6.5" x 4" x 1". The material is very durable and the stitching is done over 3 or 4 times for the molle webbing. The D rings are made of metal, The main bottle pouch has 2 zippers, but the outer pouch only has 1 zipper. My 32 oz nalgene bottle fits perfectly inside. The bottle only comes up to where the zipper is located, leaving the upper portion of the bottle pouch empty. Enough room for a cup or a straw system. The top has a velcro strip, as well as a velcro closed hole for inserting a straw or tube. I don't doubt this pouch will last me for quite a long time.

This bottle pouch is the one to beat! Considering its price, Prime Shipping and heavy-duty construction; you can't go wrong with this one.I purchased one to check it out based on the 3 fine existing reviews and found that the reviewers were on-the-money! I promptly ordered another one for the other side of my pack.It has MOLLE attachments all the way around it as well as two robust straps for attaching it to your existing MOLLE system on your pack. The outside zippered pocket is 5"W x 7"L x 1.5"D. Very handy!And, as the others said, it IS insulated - not just 600D Poly; there is something in-between the poly layers that will either keep a liquid cooler or warmer for a longer period of time. It also has a bladder straw opening on the top that is covered by Velcro until you need it. The 2 D-rings are metal, not plastic and it has a drain-hole in the bottom if something decides to start leaking.The zippers are heavy-duty and it easily fits a standard 32oz wide-mouth Nalgene bottle. Your Olicamp or CSI cup that fits on your Nalgene bottle will also fit inside this bottle pouch.As a bonus, the OD Green color matches the OD Green of my Maxpedition pack fairly well. So, if you're looking to save $$ - look no further. You can get three of these for about the same price as one Maxpedition bottle carrier. The Max is a bit taller, but as far as construction goes, they are just about the same top quality! I know because I'm attaching these to my Maxpedition Falcon ll backpack.

The build on this pouch is pretty good and the material and stitching are pretty durable so far with some time in the woods. Two things are a bit of a problem. First, the pouch is a very snug fit for your standard full-size Nalgene bottle. I bought this to nest in a cup and the cup requires considerable wrangling to fit in the pouch. If just a hair more size were added it would be quite the versatile pouch. Second problem is the molle attachment straps. The loops around the pouch are good enough, but the straps you would use to attach to a pack or other molle product are poorly attached and a poor fit, without Velcro and relying on snaps. The snaps are a problem in themselves; they actually seem backwards to me. And, because the attachment relies upon the snaps as closure, they tend to drag up and twist the attachment points. I'm handy with a needle and thread and I spent about an hour doing some modifications that have improved it, but I'd recommend a different one given there are alternatives in the same price range. If I could have returned it easily I would have, but will just try to work with it.

I've been carrying and using this pouch for months. It's been thrown around in my car, carried to festivals, hiking, geocaching and more. I often keep a first aid kit attached to the MOLLE straps and have stuck a flashlight, pocket knife, bug spray, pens and numerous items in them. Nothing has fallen out yet and the zippers still work perfectly. It fits my thermos water bottle perfectly with room for an extra bandana underneath or even an emergency blanket along the side. There's a tab in the top so you don't have to open it to take a drink. There's also a velcro strip on top the perfect size to attach a morale patch or other items. I like it enough, I'll probably wind up buying a second one as a backup or to keep in my wife's car.

This bottle holder is heavy duty 10 x 4 . it has two straps with snaps to attatch to your pac. Also has 2 d-rings for a neck strap. The zippers are heavy gauge and function smoothly. For 11.99 i would consider it equal to the condor. Low cost replacement. I put the Stanley stainless camp cook pot with a stainless nesting pot inside with no issues. Also has the zippered pocket on the side. Great price and nice product

I really like this pouch! I needed something to hold my Stanley Adventure Camp Cook Set and accessories and this puppy does the trick and then some. It's built very well, sturdy, good material and great seams and the zippers and pulls are solid. I'm able to hold my mess kits nested in stainless camp cups, a Trangia Spirit Burner stove, bottle of fuel, utensils and fire starters in one, and the other holds another Stanley cook set, a Sawyer mini water filter, more utensils, extra fire starter and eventually, a second Trangia stove. I'm all set with these pouches!

This is a sturdy H2O pouch that will hold my 32 oz narrow neck Nalgene Tritan bottle with room to spare. The molly straps are solid and works well on my shoulder bag similar to a Red Rock Outdoor Gear Rover Sling Pack ACU Digital. The material surrounding your water bottle is a little thicker but I do not know if there is any insulation value. Over for me this is a great value.

Nice Insulated water bottle holder. It won't keep drinks cold all day, but will keep them cool for a while. The outer zipper pouch is nice also, but I'd prefer it had a double zipper system.