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This handheld water bottle carrier keeps liquids and a few essentials right at your fingertips.
| Approximate volume: | 15 cubic inches |
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| Approximate volume - metric: | 0.25 liters |
| Average weight: | 4 ounces |
| Average weight - metric: | 0.11 kilograms |
| Fit: | Unisex |
| Liquid capacity: | 20 ounces |
| Material: | Nylon / low-density polyethylene bottle |
| Number of pockets: | 1 |
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| Amphipod Hydraform Handheld Lite Pocket | $15.95 |
These are products that have been indicated being comparable to this product:
| Ultimate Direction Fastdraw Plus Hiking & Camping > Water Bottles & Flasks | $14.95 - $19.00 | |
| Amphipod Hydraform Bottle - 20 oz. Hiking & Camping > Water Bottles & Flasks | $6.00 | |
| Amphipod Hydraform Handheld Lite Pocket Fitness > Running Packs | $15.95 | |
| Hammer Nutrition Perpetuem Drink Mix - 16 Serving Hiking & Camping > Performance Beverages | $24.00 | |
| Gu Sports Gel - 6 Pack Hiking & Camping > Performance Gels | $8.00 |
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| Size | Color |
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| Green / Gray | |
| None X None | 17.95 |
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The best handheld bottle you can buy | |
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| I was totally against handheld water bottles until I bought the Amphipod. I really can't stand how conventional bottles fit in my hand, they are very uncomfortable. But with Amphipod's flat body, your hand just cups the bottle and is not a burden to cary. This is great for trail runs, and road running. I have not had a problem with balance on rough terrain. I can't really complain much about the pouch. This is a minnimalist bottle. I wish the pouch was a bit bigger and had a key holder sewn in. I can hold 2 big jel packs in the pouch. The mouth of the bottles is nice and wide, great for adding ice or mixing powder drinks. Overall its the best on the market | |
| Chief Mojo Risin at REI on 02/27/2009 | |
a no brainer for those long runs | |
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| Wow... where to begin... I have run with every type of bottle and been "fine" with them all, minus the fact that I grow incredibly sick of carrying them by the end of most runs. That was until I used this bottle. I never really thought I'd say this about a random accessory, but this bottle is AMAZING. Whether I am out for a day hike or on a 50 miler trail race, I have NEVER once gotten annoyed (or even noticed) this bottle. It wicks away almost everything, is SUPER comfortable, and hold just enough where I never feel like I am carrying arm weights. Obviously, I highly recommend this bottle. | |
| ultraruns at REI on 04/12/2009 | |
well designed | |
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| Very well designed. Comfortable, allows you to hold onto the bottle without having to consciously grip it. Surprisingly large bottle capacity considering how slim it feels. Pocket holds up to 3 gel packs. Running with a bottle might be slightly distracting if you are a big arm swinger. Water sloshes around more when it is half-full. If these are a big concern, consider the waist belt instead. Overall, I think it works well and would purchase again. | |
| gm at REI on 09/23/2007 | |
Easy On The Hand | |
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| Love this system! Has a nice pocket to store a very small cell, your key or a gel. I like the shape of the bottle better than the Ultimate Direction system because of the bottle shape. Only gripe is that sometimes you get a bottle that the nipple is hard to open so be sure to check before you buy. | |
| D B at REI on 04/09/2008 | |
Just Ok | |
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| Do not use this product for trail running! You will need both hands for balance. Ok for road running, but the sloshing drives me nuts! | |
| bnbtx at REI on 02/01/2009 | |