FlipBelt Portable Lightweight Running Water Bottle

I’ve been using the FlipBelt Arc Water Bottle during my runs, and it has been a total game-changer. The curved design fits seamlessly into my FlipBelt without bouncing or feeling bulky, and it’s surprisingly comfortable even on longer runs. The size is just right for staying hydrated without weighing me down. The bottle is easy to squeeze, and the nozzle makes quick sips possible without breaking stride. Cleaning is simple, and the quality feels durable enough to last through lots of miles. I also love that I can carry one or two depending on my distance. If you already use a FlipBelt, this water bottle is a must-have accessory. It’s convenient, comfortable, and solves the problem of carrying water without extra straps or packs. Highly recommend!

I love this running water bottle. It fits great with my running belt. It is comfy while wearing and easy to use.

I like this bottle, took a small size as it fits the pocket of leggings / shorts. Since the bottle is small, its capacity isn't enough for long runs but I use for races where I can refill often. I don't like to carry the belts as they start making me feel overheated so small bottle in pocket works great. The markings of water spout came off soon after purchase. Also, bottle doesn't leak. The quality seems okaish.

This bottle is perfect! It took me a moment to figure out how to get the water out. Perfect for short walks/runs in the hot desert! Fits perfectly in my fanny pack. Super durable, I drop everything and this has survived several times, the durability is important, has a bit of a stretch. Had a weird smell when I opened it, but washed it with warm soapy water and the smell is gone. Easy to clean with a bottle cleaner and straw cleaners for the mouth piece. Light weight, I didn’t need it for hydrating, more for my mouth getting dry. Price is excellent, not a huge marathoner or anything so just needed something small.

This a great water bottle. I don’t have a FlipBelt but I ran across this water bottle when I was searching for a water bottle to use when walking. I usually walk in denim shorts. This water bottle is perfect! I fill it up and flip it into my pocket. The curve of the bottle makes it fit nicely against my body. I was worried about it falling out of my pocket, but it doesn’t. I’m not a runner so I can’t speak as to how well it would work for runners who skip it into a pocket.

Lightweight, holds a good amt of water. My Husand uses two at a time in His belt (swaps them during runs) My Husand uses them for his marathon training/ log runs. He’s used them for years and only got more when he ran over one when he left it on the hood of his car on accident! Ha!

Terrible redesign from the old bottle. This mouthpiece requires two hands to open. The mechanism to open is hard to spin than the top is to remove. Opening the bottle moutpiece opens the entire bottle half of the time. It also leaks. For the first half of any run I have water dripping on my legs from the bottle in my flip belt. All of the markings on the bottle and mouthpiece washed off at first wash... no clue what sort of paint was used but now QC was performed on it at all. The cherry on top is the mouthpiece is even harder to clean well than the previous version. The only improvement is the flat bottom that lets it stand up on a flat surface... other than that the original was better in every way.

This is a decent small water bottle that does fit neatly into the flipbelt, but it adds a lot of bulk and I've found it contributes to the belt sliding around and/or riding up. Originally, I got the flipbelt so that I could go running with my dog and be able to carry whatever necessities that requires—so, water, waste bags, maybe a light for night runs, my phone, and one or two chicken chips for the good boy. Unfortunately (and this may just be a function of carrying that much stuff in a belt), the belt doesn't stay steady and proceeds to sort of orbit around my waist while we run. The design of the belt sort of forces you to stuff it unevenly, which I think contributes to this issue (plus it has a tendency to ride up on me - it could be my relative curvelessness, though, so ymmv) If you're really asking for my opinion, a soft/collapsible water bottle/flask is a much better option in terms of belt-worn watering solutions for running, although this Flipbelt product is compact and does not leak, which is definitely a plus.