Condor H2O Pouch (Bladder Not Included)

I have two of these on my heavy pack. They fit nice and secure with the MOLLE system straps and they carry my nalgen water bottles perfectly. I have also found that each will carry two standard throw-away (recycle!) plastic water bottles. It nice to know I can so easily carry 40 oz. of water. If I need to move these pouches to another pack I can do it with ease (MOLLE is awesome!). Yeah it looks a little tacti-cool so if you aren't into that just beware you may get a couple looks from those that...I don't know...think military type gear is not okay for a civilian pack. I prefer military and duty rated equipment because it is much more durable than the civilian stuff and, with Condor at least, it is more affordable than North Face or other REI sold alternatives. Pros: - Versatile - Well constructed - MOLLE is great! - Affordable Cons: - Some may not like its scary "military look" but...who asked their opinion anyway?!

Fits a 32oz wide mouth HydroFlask like it was made for it. Also fits 32oz Nalgene bottle. Very high quality. Costs much less than similar pouches from other companies. There were a few little strings hanging off here and there, but this is very common with tactical gear that has a lot of stitching and they are easily done away with by taking a lighter to them. I have had to do that with every piece of tactical gear I have ever bought or had issued to me in the military. The materials are all top-notch. Zippers are not YKK but seem to be of very good quality and durable. The MOLLE attachment straps are ridged just like they should be, allowing you to achieve a very tight weave. Also has MOLLE webbing going all the way around it allowing you to attach other pouches to it. Has 2 powder coated metal D-rings to allow you to attach a shoulder strap if you wanted to carry it that way (strap not included). The front pouch is fairly large and could easily accommodate various items like a radio, many drink mix packets, or even a small medical or fishing kit. I love this pouch so much that I purchased another one in A-Tacs to use with a shoulder strap for short hikes. If you are looking for a tactical pouch to hold a bottle that is roughly 10" x 4"...Buy this.

This is a great water pouch for the price. It's as sturdy and quality feeling as the more expensive competitors, has nice features and quality, and does what I want. I can fit all the essentials in the pocket on the front, including nail clippers, tweezers, map, mole skins, scissors, emergency blanket, etc. The main compartment fits Nalgene Wide Mouth 32 oz bottle perfectly. I love that this has the little notch in the top to slip a straw through, as you can take the lids from many sports water bottles that have the long hard straws and screw them onto the Nalgene Wide Mouth bottles, sticking the curved hard straw through this little opening in the top of the pouch. This feature is a great time save on the trail when you're hiking with kids and they're constantly sipping water like you're a prairie watering hole. And the Condor pouch beats all competitors on price to quality and features ratio, for me. I'll be grabbing a few more of these for those shorter hikes when you want to travel light and just get out the door quick, or when you're on vacation and are jumping from one small hike to another, like in a lot of the national parks. Love it!

This may not be the review that everyone is looking for but I felt obligated to write it. I bought this holder as a cheap alternative to the Maxpedition bottle holder in hopes that it would fit my Jet Boil and a few accessories. It does. Not comfortably… but it does fit. And its ended up doing much more. I have this holder attached to my Eberlestock pack (I paid good money for this pack that I've trusted for years and wouldn't dream of attaching juck accessories to it) and the Condor pouch is undoubtedly worthy to ride with it. Let me go one sentence further; I'm a C-130 flyer and my pack has been tested in hot, cold, sandy, icy, and any other rough conditions you would want for a solid review. This holder has been on the outside of it. So let's get into it: What do I do with this pouch? I purchased the multicam version of this product as both my pack and my flight suit are multicam. I worried that the pattern/ color would be a mismatch due to the low price. I was surprised by Condor's material quality and ability to match standard military multicam. The pattern is spot on. The color is spot on. The quality is great (as portrayed by many of the other positive reviews). No need to worry about the zippers unless you're Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson and are a muscle-bound badass that enjoys tearing your gear up. Be careful with any zipper… no matter the money paid for a product. I keep my Jet Boil with the fuel, stand, and stove packed up with the java kit and enough fresh ground coffee in a heave duty bag in the main compartment. In the outside compartment I keep the stirring stick, filters and filter housing for my coffee grinder (which I keep unexposed within my pack). By this point I'm sure you're catching on to the real purpose for me buying this pouch but I hope the description can give you a good idea of the size and durability of it. What would I not do with this pouch? If you're someone that wants to organize smaller gear (e.g. an EDC, BOB, etc bag) this may not be the best choice. I'm not saying it would not be the right solution, as it is great for a Nalgene bottle or, as explained above, a Jet Boil. However, the front pouch is completely bare with no pockets and it sticks out fairly far from my pack (~5"). The MOLLE webbing is sturdy but by the time you attach anything to it you're going to feel/look out of balance (again… this is attached to a pack so if you're going to carry it on a belt like a goon it may be another story). All in all this was a great buy. It's been across the world with me and has provided coffee in the middle of the night in some very shady spots when most needed. It's got a good carrying capacity and its very durable. I'd tell my friends to buy it.

I ordered this from Amazon and the item arrived quickly and nicely packaged. I was looking for a pouch to hold my 32 ounce hydro flask bottle. This pouch fits it perfectly. Sometimes I put a couple of hydro flask bottles in my backpack and was worried that they may bang around and dent. This pouch provides enough extra padding to prevent that. It also has a nice pocket in the front to hold miscellaneous items. The pocket will fit a small wallet and cell phone. Although it has a couple of D rings for a strap, it does not come with one. A little worried about the longevity because it does not have the YKK zippers. So far it seems like it will hold up. The other brand that comes with the YKK zippers is about 3 times the cost of this one. I would definitely recommend this one over the other more expensive one. This pouch is the perfect accessory for the 32 ounce hydro flask bottle. This pouch comes with molle straps to attach accessories or other small pouches. This pouch itself is pretty small to begin with so I'm not sure exactly what else you would attach to the molle straps. I think the molle straps on this pouch is more of a gimmick or something added for looks only. I don't think it's really functional. In all, for the price, this pouch is a must have for the hydro flask bottle.

I was happy to find this molle-compatible pouch on Amazon because the dimensions appeared perfect for what I was looking for. I wanted a pouch that could attach to my bail-out bag but also be able to be easily removed and put in my hiking pack. I planned to store my backpacking cook system and hopefully a 4oz can of butane/propane fuel inside the pouch, but my backup plan was to just use it for 32oz Nalgene bottles. I picked up 2 bags just in case they fit both of my needs. When I first opened these bags up and inspected the construction quality, I was very pleased. Strong seams, double-walled insulation to keep drinks cold/warm, solid zippers, a metal-grommet drain hole on the bottom, and even a hydration hose velcro-closed slot in the top of the pouch I wasn't anticipating. I eagerly took out one of my 32oz wide-mouth Nalgene bottles, and it slid right in with just a bit of extra space around the sides. Actually, there was an additional 2 inches of spare space above the bottle, too. Needless to say, you don't have to struggle with this pouch to get your drink bottles in and out. This pouch is designed for a smaller hydration system obviously, but I tend to carry Nalgene bottles more than I make use of my hydration systems so I get the best of both options. Next step will be to try out either a 1 liter or 1.5 liter hydration bag in this pouch and check for fitment. After being pleased with the fitment of the Nalgene bottles, I quickly took my camping cook set out of my backpack to give it a try. I carry the stainless steel Stanley canister from their Adventure Camp Cook Set, but I have removed the 2 plastic cups that it comes with and instead I put my backpacker butane/propane stove inside along with a small chow set, scrub sponge, and camp soap. Everything I need to cook, eat, and clean up except water. This Stanley canister has been an absolute champ for me on many camp trips, and it's a fraction of the cost of a JetBoil system. Ok, back on track... so I start to put the Stanley canister into this pouch and it slides in perfectly! It's a little more snug than the 32oz Nalgene bottle, but still an easy fit to get in and out. Once I pushed the canister all the way down inside the pouch, I realized that there appeared to be just enough room for more! I only had a couple of 8oz butane/propane fuel cans available to try (all out of 4oz), and to my surprise the 8oz fuel can also fit in just perfectly with my canister. While the diameter of the fuel can was a snug fit (no forcing involved to fit it in), I was just barely able to zip closed the lid of the pouch without forcing it or putting any strain on the zipper. Success! I now have the perfect carrier for my cook set and also my drink bottles and small hydration system. I now don't need to take up valuable space in my bail-out bag (which is molle-compatible) because I can attach it externally. No more fumbling around in my survival kit and messing up everything. When I go backpacking, I just remove the molle attachment and put the whole pouch in my backpack. Did I mention I haven't even used the front compartment of this pouch yet? There's room for me to put some salt/pepper/spices or other small utensils inside. I couldn't be happier. I'm glad I bought 2 of these pouches so now I can either carry 2 bottles of water at once or have a place for my cooking gear and water together. At half of the price of the higher-end brands, it's a real value.

My external frame pack didn't have any pockets for easy access along the hip belt. This was an EXCELLENT addition! Yes, it is heavy, but totally worth the weight. The solid construction does come with a bit of a weight penalty, but one I was glad to take with the abuse I put this pouch through on my trek. I strapped it to the frame using tarp straps and it worked beautifully for easy access to essentials on the trail. I was able to keep my "smellable" water bottle in it so I could have sports drinks in addition to the water in my hydration pack. The outer pouch held snacks, sunscreen, and lip balm. My metal coffee cup nested in just fine though it was a snug fit for the cup. At the end of a day hiking, I simply popped the tarp straps off and threw the whole thing in the bear bag at night. It was a nice way to not only have what I needed at my fingertips but also to keep "smellables" separate from my main pack as bear activity was high in the area we were visiting during our 12 day trek through Philmont. For shorter side hikes, it could be used on a belt instead of a day pack which is a definite bonus use in the future. I did not have the opportunity to use it in this manner as all of our side hikes were long summit climbs which required more gear and water, but I am sure I will use it this way in the future for little jaunts.

First of all, I really like the speed in which Range Monkey fullfilled the order! It came UPS via Postal Service "First Class Package." They got the package out and to me while if you are not a Prime customer, Amazon would still be thinking about it - and I like Amazon. Now the product. The only thing I don't like about it where it was made. If you are looking for something to carry a 16 oz bottle of water - this really isn't it. There is other equipment better for that. This is a serious piece of equipment. It's set up for either a large container, a Nalgene 32 oz works nicely, or a bladder. There is a port through the top w/ velcro and a patch covering it. I don't know what size bladder you would use. It has webbing all around and an attached equipment pouch which also has webbing. I will likely use the pouch for a Frontier straw and other water source equipment, it will be good to get it in one place. It would be a bonus IF the outside container had some elastic on the inside. One reviewer has pointed out, it's a good container to put a good amount of misc. articles in - very true. I can see a strap in the D rings, a tuna packet in a cargo pocket, Wave and knife on the belt and out for a day hike. I suppose Maxpedition would be more waterproof and wear resistant. However, as I don't plan on dragging this behind a truck - the price is right and the equipment is good. If the person in China did a good job of stitching, this work for me a long time.

Just perfect, i had older version of condor h2o pouch that i used couple years, but lost it, so had to buy new one. Bit different than older, this new one have straps behind to use in molle etc, that is great, since going to use this with my backpack allso. Usually have this with me near all the time at summer with shoulder strap. Have little badding to keep drinks lil cooler, older were just condura, but were able to squeeze it to small space, this is bit heavyer and bigger, but its not problem and ofcourse hole for tube if going to use one. badding and tube hole isnt must for me, but overall, good like the older one, best upgrade molle straps!

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Top quality pouch for every day use

Perfekt

I bought this as a gift for someone who had been looking at them for a while. Equally great quality, equally well designed, and half the price of the Maxpedition version. Well done Condor.