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We Use complete YKK zippers and slides exclusively unlike our competitors who put YKK slides on generic zippers
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The 12” x 5” Bottle Holder will hold a tall insulated container or a bottle of wine (750ml).
Main compartment: 12” high x 5” diameter, padded, with drainage grommet
Frontal: 7” x 4” x 1.5” with elastic retention

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12" x 5" Bottle Holder

Maxpedition Pockets and Pouches

Now that you have found your ideal Maxpedition bag or pack, enhance it with high-quality modular pouches for customized organization. With a huge selection of useful add-ons available, search Maxpedition to see more.

12" x 5" Bottle Holder

Padded bottle holder fits an insulated container, bottle of wine or camera lens.

Front zippered pocket with elastic retention
Pals attachment webbing: Front and sides
Molle compatible
Keyper quick release hook on back
Overall dimensions: 12"(H) x 5"

Feaetures


Main Compartment Main compartment has a padded interior with a 3/4 zipper opening. The compartment is can accommodate a large water bottle, wine bottle, compact camping stove, or a large camera lens.	Front Pocket The exterior is equipment with attachment points, loop field for patches and a zippered admin pocket with elastic organizers.	Carry Options D-rings for optional shoulder strap (Shoulder Strap Sold Separately), Pals webbing, built in adjustable strap, and Keyper quick release hook on back to offer multiple attachment and carry options.



Current Product		✓
Capacity	32oz Nalgene Bottle	Bottle of Wine / Camera Lens	32oz Nalgene Bottle
Additional Organizer Pocket	✓	✓	✓
Padded	✓	✓

The 12” x 5” Bottle Holder will hold a tall insulated container or a bottle of wine (750ml).

Package Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 14.8 x 8.3 x 7.4 inches; 1.15 Pounds
Item model number ‏ : ‎ 0323
Date First Available ‏ : ‎ December 22, 2010
Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ Maxpedition
ASIN ‏ : ‎ B004H0TP3M

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Q:

Has anyone tried this with the Hydro Flask Insulated Water Bottle & Beer Growler? The 64 oz one. It's dimensions are 10.9" X 4.9" so it'll be close.

Answer: I have a Fifty/Fifty, double wall, 640z Growler and it fits with ease. It is 4.25" wide. I can fit my Jetboil Sumo and MiniMo too (4.75"). Some Mojo to fit the Jetboil.

Answer: Doesn't fit. I tried many times but it just won't happen. im actually looking to find one that will and stumbled upon your question.

Answer: Thanks for asking... also made my way here with the same question. Back to searching...

Answer: We tired this at work the other day, you know it doesnt work!

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Does the Maxpedition 12 x 5 bottle holder have a drainage grommet at the bottom?

Answer: Yes it does. It is in the center of the bottom of the bottle holder. It's also the best holder I've ever used. Hold my hydroflask thermos perfectly.

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How will this fit a 40 oz Kleen Canteen wide mouth bottle with Gsi nesting cup. Will it be a good fit or is the bottle going to rattle around?

Answer: I have that exact combination in Maxpedition's 10x4 bottle holder. No rattle at all, but the cup fits so tightly down in the bottom that it takes a bit of fiddling to get it out after the bottle slides right out.

Answer: Its gonna rattle. I use this for kleen kanteens 64oz stainless steel bottle. I attached it o my eberlestock f4 terminator pack. Both must haves for outdoorsy stuff

Answer: I have this case and both my 40oz Kleen and my 32oz Nalgene fit in it. It's also an amazing case and double as a travel bag for my Big Jambox!

Answer: I have no idea how this will fit the bottle you've mentioned. What I can tell you is that anything you can pack within these dimensions will need a sound-proof barrier in between to isolate any sort of rattle. The dimensions are true and un-expandable. Let me know if you have any questions!!

Answer: It will not rattle since the pouch is padded, however you will have some "dead space" of about 1 inch at the top. This can be fixed with a space saving puck and some velcro that will serve as an additional storage space negating the "dead space".

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I want to atach my Maxpedition 12"x5" bottle holder to my 5.11 Rush 12. What size Blackhawk Speed Clips should I use? Thanks. What size

Answer: The speed clips work on the same principle of length as the Maxpedition tacties, so a number five speed clip will work to attach the bottle holder to anything that can hold it.

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Can this item be attached to a person's belt or waist?

Answer: Yes it can Nate, but you'll want shoulder strap support; it's a big bottle holder. I'd attach it to a padded belt on a fanny pack or better yet- go to KIFARU and get a SCOUT or MOLEE EXPRESS. Incredible bags, astonishing, really. The POWERPULL PALS BELT is the way to go for additional $

Q:

Will this fit a swell bottle?

Answer: The Swell bottles come in various sizes: 9, 17, and 25 oz. I believe that the Maxpedition 12 in X 5 inch will accommodate the 9 and 17 oz bottles but I am not sure about the 25oz bottle.

Answer: Compare the measurements of your bottle to the dimensions of the product. I have no idea what a "swell bottle" is. I used mine to hold my Jet Boil stove with room to spare for some collapsible bowls and an extra fuel tank.

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Does a Jetboil Sumo fits inside of it? Thanks!

Answer: After a very simple look at the Jetboil website you'll find the measurement is 4.9 inches and looking at the tittle of the Maxpadition 5x12 bottle holder you can only estimate the possibility of it fitting inside. That being said the bottle holder will stretch a bit after use. " All the power of the internet and we as a intellectual race still require human interaction to solve our problems." (Steve Jobs)

Answer: Juan, I gave my Maxpedition to a friend, but I went and looked at both products and compared, you can do the same right here on Amazon. The Maxpdition has a 5" dia, and the Jetboil has a 4.9" dia per thier discriptions, so that looks like a GTG (good ta go). The height is not a problem, I assume the Sumo all fits within itself, so should work. Iffn not the Maxpdition can be used as a water carrier, on that I highly recommend a Hydro Flask, awesome insulated stainless steel liquid container, you will be amazed at how long it keeps your beverages/soups/liquids cold or hot. Hope that helps.

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Answer: Jetboil flash will fit. but very tightly. check the diameter of the sumo vs the flash and if its wider it will definetly not fit.

Answer: I wouldn't chance it. If the sumo is much bigger than the Jetboil SOL it probably won't fit, however my Optimus Crux lite will fit in there with an extra fuel can.

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Does it have molle strips to attach it to a backpack?

Answer: Just to clarify for some people, it does have the MOLLE webbing on the back but it doesn't have straps to attach this pouch to another MOLLE equip item so you will need your own method to attach it to a bag or vest (paracord, malice or one of the many other products or methods out there).

Answer: Yes, 5 rows.

Answer: Yes it does. Great product

Answer: Hi Caleb. Yes it does.

Answer: Yes it does

Answer: Yes

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does a jetboil sumo fit ? the numbers look good, but has anyone used this product with a sumo? Thank you very much!

Answer: I have the Jet Boil flash in this holder. Room for an extra tank and a couple of silicone bowls. The Sumo looks larger diameter, so I don't think it would fit. Too bad, as this is an excellent product and very convenient for my system.

Answer: I have the Jetboil Flash, I can fit a standard gas tank, inside the cup, and all the accessories, French press, pot stand and the outside pocket holds my utensils and misc. and it's just barely the right size. The sumo will most likely not fit sorry. But I love this if that helps.

Answer: I just tried it with my Flash. It FITS plus a 8oz.MSR fuel can on top. The fit for the both of them is tight but getting it in and out is very manageable. If the SUMO is wider it may not work.

Answer: Yes, I used this with my jet boil and they're plenty of room. Best purchasei bought to date. Trust me!

Q:

Do you know if a JetBoil Sumo fits in? Thanks!

Answer: I seriously doubt it. The smaller one barely fits.

Answer: I know the regular jet boil fits

Answer: Yes!

Q:

Will this hold a baby food pouch and if so will it hold more than one?

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Answer: To give it a size reference, it will hold a large Nalgene bottle, or a jetboil, this should hold a bottle or baby food just fine.

Answer: Yes and Yes..

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Would a stainless steel Thermos King 40 oz fit in this holder? The dimensions seem tight.

Answer: I have a 40 oz Avex stainless water bottle that fits just fine.

Answer: I bought a Java jet boiler for this case and the case was huge not only could I fit the Java jet boiler but also I had 3 inches of clearance on top side pockets this has so much room it would easily fit what you're asking for

Answer: Measure the circumference & I'll get back to you ASAP...

Answer: Not sure, I returned this because it is not a mexpeditiin it is a cheap knock off.

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Will this hold the the standard nalgene flask? Not the round bottle, just to be clear, but the 32oz oasis style, that's not cylindrical.

Answer: Actually yes. And oddly enough it isn't completely awful. There is also a bunch of space left.

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What size tac-ties should I buy to attach this to my Maxpedition Falcon-2 backpack?

Answer: I would get the bigger (5inch) Tac Ties if you have the bigger 12X5 Bottle holder, comes with 4 of them. You could ask the Maxpedition guys themselves and they would be able to give you better info I'm sure, but in my opinion I myself would get the bigger ones sense they are designed for the bigger 12X5 bottle holder. Hope that helps!

Answer: On the back where the clip is you have five rows of webbing to attach sewn close together so you can use tac tie up to six inches long. On the sides there are four rows of webbing sewn in for a total distance of seven inches with one inch gap between, so you could use four inch or six inch tac ties.

Answer: The long ones. I believe they are 5 inches long

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will it accomodate a metal cup for a 32oz nalgene bottle?

Answer: yes, however you will have way way too much room. my suggestion is get a 40 oz bottle, and a gsi cup. the bottle will sit nicely in the gsi cup and then you will have some room up in top of pouch. the 40 oz sits nice and snug but not too tight in the 12x5 , go with a smaller pouch if you want a smaller bottle. however I recommend you up to the 40 oz . I use a Kleen Kanteen stainless steel.

Answer: Yeah... with 3 or 4 more inches of space up top. I think they make a smaller version for the 32oz Nalgene bottles specifically.

Answer: Absolutely! It fits it just perfect. I have both the bottle and the cup in there.

Answer: Yes it will with no problems

Answer: Yes, with room to spare.

Answer: Yes.

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Anyone know if the toaks 1100 pot/pan set will fit inside

Answer: The toaks dimensions are: Pot: 4 1/2" (115mm) (Dia) x 4 3/8" (110mm) (H)

Answer: I've got a Toaks that rides in the bottom of mine (40 ounce Clean Canteen rides on top of it) but I'm not sure what size the Toaks is. It's about 5 inches across if that helps.

Answer: Not sure, however I can tell you my JetBoil Flash fits in it with a extra fuel can in the bottom.

Answer: Fits the 40oz klean canteen , with room on the top

Answer: Not sure... mine was a knockoff I sent it back... be sure it maxpedition when you receive it

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Will a Camelbak mag chute 50oz water bottle fit in this?

Answer: If the Camelbak Nag Chute 50oz water bottle is the same width & height as an Essentia Water, 50oz. water bottle then Yes, it will definitely fit into the Maxpedition 12" X 5" bottle holder, I Hope this helps...

Answer: The bottle I have is 48 ounces and it fits, so I suppose this would too. Dimensions on the carrier are 12x5 inches so measure your Camelbak & see

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can this product hold a jetboil flash?

Answer: The 5x12 should be able to fit the jet boil flash and a can of gas or two.

Answer: Yes it will hold a flash.

Answer: I bought this for my jet boiler. And it fits perfectly.. with enough room for a few other things.. five star

Answer: Yes that’s what I carry in mine with a extra bottle of fuel and coffee press

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Do I have to buy separate "tac ties" in order to attach it to my Molle vest?

Answer: Yeah, you'll have to buy some fasteners.

Q:

How close is the foliage green color to od green?

Answer: They are not even close.

Answer: Not close in my opinion

Answer: not close. quite a different color

Q:

Can anyone please tell me, what nesting cup will fit on the bottom of this pouch that also fits snug with a 64 oz klean kanteen? thank you kindly.

Answer: K.K., if the nesting cup is the same cylinder size as a 50oz. water bottle then it will fit nicely into the Maxpedition 12" by 5"...I Compare them from the bottom, I Hope this helps...

Q:

Does this fit a mínimo jetboil?

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Answer: It fits my regular Jetboil perfectly. If the minimo is any wider it won't fit.

Answer: I know it fits the JetBoil Flash with room to spare on the top. It fits the circumference perfectly. Not sure about the Minino's dimensions though.

Answer: Not sure, but it does work with a JetBoil Flash with room on top.

Answer: If you go on YouTube, there's a mini~video briefing on the Maxpedition giving you an idea of how much it could hold...I hope this helps

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will this hold a 48oz nalgene?

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Answer: I am not sure about the Nalgene 48 oz bottle but I do know it will hold a 64 oz Klean Kanteen and still be zipped closed. Hopes it helps.

Answer: Yup! Holds mine and also holds a 40 Oz hydro flask.

Answer: Yes it fits with room to spare to nest pots and cups. The 64 ounce Kleen Kanteen will fit also, but is too hard to remove unless you use this tip, then it removes easily. Encase the 64 oz KK in a women's nylon stocking and it removes very easily!

Answer: I have a 40 oz hydra flask and there's a little room to spare. Definitely will be a tight fit. I will say this bottle holder is awesome!

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Does anyone know if this will hold the 38 oz stainless steel nalgene and a 100 gram propane canister?

Answer: Mine Holds a 32 oz naalgene bottle with plenty of room to spare, About three inches on top, mine will hold a 14oz /400grm bottle of propane. Not both at the same time though!

Answer: This Maxpedition water bottle holder will hold a 40 oz Lifeline stainless steel water bottle with the 1.75" tall black plastic cap in place and an 8 oz (227gram) propane canister stacked on top. There is definitely no room to spare, but the heavy duty zipper closes fine, plus there is a front pocket on the bag and MOLLE loops all around for extra gear.

Answer: They will fit in the 12" model.

Answer: YES!

Q:

Would a vargo bot fit in this?

Answer: I use a Vargo BOT in my 10 x 5. I enclose it with a gallon ziplock for easy removal. The BOT is an easy fit in the 12 x 5 with room to spare!

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Will this hold a klean kanteen insulated 64oz ?

Answer: Please give the height of the kanteen & measure around it as well & I'll let you know...

Answer: I have both and at first it is a very tight fit, but after placing it in there and leaving it for awhile and using it, it fits a bit snug but perfect, I also bought an extra cap, the sports cap, and it is placed perfectly behind the cap on my bottle and it closes, again a bit snug but perfect!

Q:

Is it fit for "stanley classic vacuum bottle,25oz",please?

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Will a msr windburner stove fit in this?

Answer: According to Amazon, the dimensions of the MSR is 9x5 and this is a 12x5...so it might be snug or perfect. The height would be enough for an extra can of gas.

Answer: I have a Jetboil in mine. Compare your MSR to that which should be very close. I have my Maxpedition attached to my bicycle handlebar. Very well made.

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Will a Grayl Geopress water purifier fit in this?

Answer: The Maxpedition bottle holder dimensions are:

Answer: Yes it can hold The Grayl Geopress Water Purifier, with some extra space I might add, I just looked up the specs from the Grayl website to be certain, Glad to Help...

Answer: It should. My 40oz water bottle fits with a little room to spare.

Answer: Yes it will fit

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Will this ever be available in od green again!? that's the only color that i'm interested in..

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Will this 2-Inch X 5-Inch Bottle Holder fits Klean Kanteen 64oz flat cap wide mouth bottle?

Answer: According to Klean Kanteen's website your bottle is 4.5" wide and less that 10" tall. It should just fit.

Answer: Not sure about the Klean Kanteen, but I stuff a Jet Boil with one large size propane canister on top without any problem.

Answer: I believe it will. Mine can hold my grand trunk double with the straps and there is still some extra room.

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How hard would it be on the shoulder if I was carrying a 64 Oz stainless steel kleen kanteen?

Answer: I use mine for my Jet Boil stove and don't carry it on my shoulder. The strap is fairly narrow. A full 64 ounce KK weights close to five pounds. How hard is very subjective. I wouldn't want to carry five pounds with a narrow strap for hiking. So depends on how long you intend to carry it. You could pad the shoulder strap and make it more comfortable.

Answer: It depends how weight sensitive you may be and the time and distance of your travel. In place of carrying the bottle pack over the same side and shoulder you might try crossing the strap over your head to the opposite shoulder to help balance the weight on longer hikes.

Answer: If u have a good strap it will carry good

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Will it fit a 36oz Yeti Rambler?

Answer: Yes,i use a 64oz pathfinder stainless bottle with cup and lid also a maxpedition can case fits perfect !!

Answer: I'm pretty confidant that it will. Mine right now is carrying a 40oz Kleen Kanteen, a cup, lid and and alcohol stove in Maxpedition double "dip can" pouch. So it's roomy.

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does it come with the attachments?

Answer: No, it come with the ability to add attachments but has no attachments.

Answer: What you see is what you get... and it works perfectly for me, since I attach it to my pack's exterior. That is precisely how it is expected to be used!

Answer: Mine did not come with anything. The molle attachment straps and shoulder strap, if desired were extra.

Answer: Not exactly sure what "attachments" you're referring to, but it includes a shoulder strap, and the front zippered pocket is attached to the bottle holder pouch. Hope that helps!

Answer: It does not

Answer: No

Q:

Think it'd fit a telescopic fishing pole in it?

Answer: Can`t really tell without knowing what your fishing pole dimensions are, but I`m using it to carry Jetboil Sumo cup and it fits snugly after I removed the internal padding - you can check its dimensions and figure out. Hope that helps.

Answer: I do not think so, but you could measure it. It is about the size for a normal thermos canteen. It is well made, and attaches to my go bag nicely.

Answer: It fits a Jetboil stove,cup, and large fuel canister. I don't know how big your fishing pole is when collapsed.

Answer: I don't have that kind of pole, but it will hold a bottle of wine. Use that as a point of reference.

Answer: I would just look up whichever pole your interested in and compare diminisions? You already know the Maxpedition is 12x5

Answer: Alcohol stove & cooking kit.

Answer: I only used it for aJetboil

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Will this fit the optimus elektra fe cook system?

Answer: No the Elektra is too wide I believe. I have a glacier stainless .6 liter cup at the bottom of mine and it is a tight fit. I am pretty sure the cooking system is bigger around than that.

Answer: I have my Jetboil cooker in mine so you can compare that to the elektra. There is also enough room in the lid portion for toilet paper. I have mine attached to my bicycle handlebars for bikepacking.

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Will this fit a 64 oz Yeti bottle?

Answer: It fits my 32oz great. Not sure if 64oz will work. Might be really snug fit if at all.

Answer: Yes it does, snug fit but it gets easier to pull in and out.

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Can anyone tell me if this will fit the 64 ounce Klean Kanteen? It's what I already have and would like to avoid buying another bottle.

Answer: Yes, it's not too tight and fits well, no nylon stocking required. It's the only carrier that I have found that completely encloses the 64 oz KK.

Answer: Yes... just enclose the KK in a women's nylon stocking to easily remove the bottle. Otherwise its just too hard to remove!

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Anyone know if this will fit an diy ikea hobo stove?

Answer: It fit my jet boiler with extra room to spare. If that's helps

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Will this hold the solo cook system? The solo woodburning burner, 3 pan kit, 40 oz stainless water bottle, small bottle of fuel and some odds and ends?...

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Answer: I dont know. I bought this to hold Jawbone Big Jambox.

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Has anyone tried a 1.5 liter evian bottle in it?

Answer: No.

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will this hold a 70-200mm canon lens

Answer: On the Cannon web site the lens dimensions are 3.4" x 7.8". This product has inside dimensions of 5" X 12" inches so the simple answer is it will fit. The "official" lens case for this lens is around $60. This is around half of that. Go for it.

Answer: I just tried to fit my Azanuma 80-250mm telephoto lens fully extended (including glare shield extended) and it fit with plenty of room to spare. I could actually place (2) 4"x4" photography beanbags, rolls of film, lens cleaning wipes or other small accessories in the main compartment along with the telephoto lens.

Answer: If the max diameter and length of the lens is 3.5 x 7.8 in. then it should. My jetboil is 4.1 x 7.2 and fits just fine. I put a extra fuel can at the bottom to act as a spacer for a snugger fit.

Answer: Circumference internally is actually about 10 inches; wide enough to stuff a standard roll of toilet paper. . I have also put a 16.5 liter propane bottle in there. The depth is a usable 11 inches (with hood). Should be pleanty.

Answer: can't say for sure. i use it for the Big jam box, so if you look up the dimensions of the BJB you can add about 2 inches to the length and thats the volume space inside.

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I paid. Please fast delivery.

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what is the intended purpose of webbing strap mounted over the molle webbing on the back of the pouch?

Answer: It is an adjustable shoulder strap.

Answer: I think it is so that you can lengthen the strap and use it to carry over your shoulder like a handbag

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Anyone know if this will fit an diy ikea hobo stove?

Answer: It fit my jet boiler with extra room to spare. If that's helps

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Does this size fit a JetBoil Sol?

Answer: Yes I am currently using this with my jet boil sol and it works great. I also can fit utensils and my coffee press in the front pouch of the case and still have some room. The jetboil will fit slightly snug but it is nice. I have enough room to have my msr bowls on top of that.

Answer: yes it fits the jetfoil sol with a bit of room below or above it, I put a couple of small containers with cream and sugar for my coffee, it's a little tight but does fit.

Answer: I'm not sure if it will hold a JetBoil Sol, but it does hold a HydroFlask 44 ounce bottle with room to spare. Hope this helps you.

Answer: Sol wil fit into the smaller 10x4 Maxp. bottle holder, this will accept the Sumo can if you cut the foam padding from inside, as I did. Maybe there are not-so-tight tolerances between different manufacturing batches of these, but mine required padding to be removed to fit the Sumo.

Answer: Yes it does. I own that jet boil as well and bought it for that reason. I also bought a stainless steel cup to fit in the bottom because the sol is shorter. It raises it up making it easier to get out as well and u can fit an extra fuel can inside the cup while store. Saving space.

Answer: Yes. It fits my sol along with a 230 gram fuel canister on top and bottom. Or one canister and small cup.

Answer: Not sure what Jetboil I had, but it fit perfectly in the Maxpedition 12 incher.

Answer: My JetBoil Flash fits with no problem. The Flash is bigger than the Sol.

Answer: don't know, but it will hold a large bottle of wine, or a 40 ounce Kleen Kanteen for a size comparison.

Answer: Yes. I keep a jetboil flash and a fuel canister in mine. There is still a little room left possibly for a second fuel canister.

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Is there a way to attach this bottle to a pack (rush12). With out it flipping around when there is a bottle (hydroflask 40oz). In it?

Answer: I'm not sure what you are asking, but I have mine attached to my Maxpedition Riftblade. It is very securely attached to the side using the mole web attachments. I love this bottle holder because it fits my Stanley stainless steel thermos for hot coffee anywhere, anytime I want.I get no unwanted movement with it, even when it has all of my cooking hardware (kitchen) stuffed in it.

Answer: The molle attachment points shown on the front of the bottle holder are also present on the back side. So if you have Molle compatible attachment system on your pack, it should work.

Answer: Sure, get some tac-ties and you'll be able to fasten the bottle holder to your pack fairly easily.

Answer: This works well with a military style back pack. Molle system works the best

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Will jbl extream fit in this?

Answer: I don’t own that speaker. I have the Charge 2, but I am pretty confident that it will. I just went to YouTube and watched a review. Sounds like it will be snug. I fit my jetboil stove with some accessories so I think you might be on to something!

Answer: Yes it will, but to see for yourself just in case I'm wrong, go to your local Wal-Mart, Target or wherever they sell 50 oz. Bottled water (Essentia/Smart water etc.) Carry the JBL speaker w/You & compare the width & height, Those are the dimensions I used, I Hope this helps, Feel free to ask more questions, I'll be more than happy to help out...

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Will the 64oz simple modern summit fit in this? dimension states 4.8" diameter

Answer: My 64oz Klean Kanteen fits in perfectly, like they were made for each-other, so I would assume anything 64oz would fit ok.

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Why does this item have a prop 65 warning? is it the teflon coating?

Answer: Yes it is the Teflon coating stain protection

KBurg : Fantastic!!!

I got this for my husband for Father's Day along with a jetboil flash and a small propane canister. It all fits in there perfectly!!!! I bought it because of the reviewers who said they did the same thing. Those jetboils aren't the cheapest things and it is nice to have such a great product that is so durable to protect it and make it easy to pack around for him. Needless to say he loves it, so thanks to Amazon for always delivering on time and with great packing, and thanks to maxpedition for a great product!!!

Anon Ymous : Lens Caddy

This is a large cannister, and it adequately holds my Sigma 35mm 1.4 HSM and Canon 50mm 1.8II while simultaneously sheathed inside a Lowpro case for each lens, respectively. As such, it makes an excellent protective lens transport case. Combined w/ a Colossus versi-pack, it's a little big so that when filled it will sag a bit, but it makes a very effective and protective transport system for a full-frame DSLR and a couple of lenses. I also have the 10" bottle holder as well, and I prefer it to the larger one for balancing and aesthetics, but on a long-term trip through adverse conditions (jungle-trekking) the 12" allows me to consolidate more to one partition and offer the capability to use a case-within-a-case for added protection of gear. The 10" version will only hold the sigma lens and hood alone, naked. Zipper is hard to work with, but in shady urban areas and crowds in the third world, that's probably a good thing ;) The construction is typical Maxpedition, which is synonymous for tough and durable. Pouch is well-padded and once tac-tied down, it's not going anywhere.

Kindle Customer : Eh...not that great

If you want something light for your backpack, this aint it. I don't know how much it weighs, but it's at least twice the weight of my CamelBak bottle holder. Also it's so stiff and bulky, so filling it is pretty tough. Also wish that Maxpedition would add the molle straps to their gear. I just love my CamelBak water bottle holder, it has the nice molle attachment straps built on it with snaps and it's more than half the price of this Maxpedition bottle holder. I use the CamelBak for my get home bag on my Maxpedition Pygmy Falcon backpack. It's really lightweight, and can stuff a lot of stuff in it, much easier than this bottle holder. I was going to replace the CamelBak with this one, but it's to bad this bottle holder has so much stiff insulation in it as it takes up to much of the inside space and makes this a lot heavier than it needs to be. I'm giving this to one of my nephews.

Dave : Great product. Very rugged.

Beautifully made as always with Maxpededition. My only issue was the color. I bought a slightly used Max pack, loaded with add-ons a few months ago. The color of the new stuff was significantly darker and more brown than the the lighter "greenish" tone of the older gear. Other than that, great product.

DB BluBlock Productions : Huge, Sturdy, Heavy.

I keep a big Kleen Kanteen in the main pouch and it fits like a glove. The side pouch holds foil and thin items for my mess kit. It also holds a small fuel can in with my water container. There are some better light weight options out there (Camelbak makes one). This sucker is indestructible and ousts the other brands in quality. Comes down to pack size, use, and how much of a besting it's going to take. Mounts on the side of my pack very well.

Chad : Typical of Maxpedition

Functionality and durability are maximized in every Maxpedition product. I have this thing attached to the side of my Falcon II so I'm ready to get lost at a moment's notice, but if I just want to take a day hike into the woods, it fits and organizes enough gear to keep me secure and comfortable for that time table. I just slip it off my pack and make tracks. There are very few pieces of trek gear I appreciate and depend on more than this simple little bag.

Craig H : Tough Enough!

I've really enjoyed my Maxpedition 12"x5"case ! It fits my 40oz kleen canteen ,cup,&lid with room to spare!
Definitely tough enough for any kind of outdoor activity I could dream up!

Kalevalley : Holds a Berkey GO perfectly!

We bought this for my husband to take his Berkey GO with when he is in the field. He is in the army and needs muted colors to hold his gear. It fits perfectly and has held up well in the rough environment.

Tom H. : Best Big Big

It's Maxpedition so it's tough. Thats a known. Bought this after "misplacing" my old bottle holder in a hotel that swears they never saw it. Plan was to get this, a strap, and a phone holder to tote around in the truck all day. Also bought a to put inside and use as my main bottle. Got all my items and went to put the hydro into the holder only to find it was slightly too tight. Soaked the holder down with water and got the bottle in and let it sit over night. next day same issue but what the heck. not taking the bottle out all the time anyways...or am I. Bottle wound up slightly too short and was a pain to pour from and fill. Keeping the bottle just not using it for this. Have ordered for the holder and waiting for it to get here today / tomorrow. Awsome set up and really ready to get it right.

Reid B. : Fits my Jetboil Flash stove really well.

Bought this to protect and organize my jetboil supplies. Padded and a great size to get that job done with room for the stove and a big fuel canister.

Jake Keller : Been building survival kits into these for day hikers. ...

Been building survival kits into these for day hikers. Works very well. There is extra room under your standard Nalgene bottle for a pocket chainsaw, and this after you use a fitted cup, I think they are called glacier cups. I added on an ESEE knife (mollee) and first aid kit with fire kit in the main existing pouch. With a shoulder sling, its something someone would grab and go with, when they would not take a day pack. The idea of "take the water" and the added features works for more people than you'd think.

QUEEN OF FANCY FOOTWEAR : The BEST Water Bottle holder I've ever owned....

First off, It is exactly the height that I needed, During the Summer months, I drink plenty H2O & My 50oz. Essentia & Smart H2O fit perfectly, the Maxpedition keeps My frozen on sweltering nights/days, Wonderful purchase, Couldn't be more Happier....????

D : its a maxpedition product...

seriously, i havent bought anything from maxpedition that i didnt like. these things are well made and look good. check out you tube for many many reviews on just about all their items. this particular item is very sturdy, very well insulated. The only thing I would change is to make the front pocket a little thicker. It has molle all over it, even the back. the back also has a carry strap that can be lengthened or shortened to use as a carry handle or put on your shoulder. There is also a key holder thing on back. You can fit a 2 liter soda in here. I use it to hold a 4oz bruntane can in the lid, and then in the bottom I have a small coleman trowell, a stainless steel cup with foldout handles, a 32 ounce Guyot Designs stainless steel bottle, one of those small camp stoves that cost $8, a small buck knife and a coleman headlamp.

J. J. Robbins : Fits my JetBoil System perfectly, like it was made for it!

Saw someone use this for their JetBoil portable cooking system and said I need one too. It is a little pricey for a case, but it does just what I need it to, keep my $100 camping cooker safe. Maxpedition is a good brand and you get what you pay for. This is not made of a cheap material that will rip. I'm thinking a grinder or circ saw should cut thru; but besides that, anything you can do to it short of being tied to the bumper of your car and pulling around town for the day, it should last a very long time. The whole JetBoil system fits, with an extra fuel tank (besides the one in the JB mug), and an extra 3inch tall mug I had in there too. The outside zippered pouch is good for holding any extra forks or utensils you might bring also. Has a straps and also some velcro all over to help stick to places you might want to hold it. It's a little expensive for a case but I feel if it is what you are looking for, spend the money and you will be happy with the purchase.

Stan : Sturdy Bottle Carrier

Fit perfectly with my Maxpedition Maluga sling bag.

Christopher A Nehr : excellent product.

Well, my Maxpedition 12x5 bottle holder for my nesting kit arrived today. I'm impressed with how well constructed it is, as with all Maxpedition products are, but there is a major caveat in the design. The item is described as a 12" long by 5" diameter cylindrical pouch, and yes, those are its external dimensions, however the internal dimensions can only accommodate items that are at a maximum of 4.75" diameter. I feel a little cheated - I needed that extra .25" to build a nesting kit based off of the Snow Peak Trek 900 pan and pot combination.

There are also some unexpected upsides to this pouch. The zip top on the holder extends just over 2" from the top, which allows me to snugly fit my German bakelite butter dish into it, without it extending downward into the main body of the pouch. The side pouch has an elastic retainer with two slots, allowing me to put my spork and knife securely inside without the expected metallic rattle. Also, 4.75 may be too small to fit the Trek 900 series cookware, but it will still fit many other nesting cookware kits, but more importantly to me, it does have enough clearance to snugly fit a 230 gram isobutane/propane canister.

I gave this product a 4/5 for the main reason that the internal dimensions are off by that crucial .25". Other than that, excellent product.

Amazon Customer : I've never been disappointed with maxpedition products

I've never been disappointed with the maxpedition cases that I own, and I own a lot of them. I am still very pleased with the quality of the workmanship and value for the money.

Amazon Customer : maxpedition missed the mark...12*5 versus 10*4

maybe right for someone but not for me... comparing to Condor 10*4
about twice the price for another imported item...
too long of a container..
too wide diameter..
too stiff a material..
difficult to use zipper since the construction having zippered binds up on stiff bended materials -can't use one-handed.
don't need to carry a botte of wine...

DrAudio : Love it! Rugged and functional, nothing compares to the quality in Maxpedition products.

This thing is MASSIVE!! It will hold a 1 gallon growler (I bought the Smoky Mountain brand) but just barely. I had to oil 'er down and shove it in there but it fits! Seriously though, Maxpedition products are pricey but extremely well made and this bottle holder is no exception. Just don't be surprised when it arrives and you see how big this thing is. The zipper is superb and the it also comes with a carry strap.

Tough Nut : My Water Go Bag

UPDATE: As per the manufacture of The Go Berkey, you aren’t supposed to move the Berkey with the filter attached, it greatly increases your chances of the filter failing. That said, I’m not sure this is a good idea for the Go Berkey, especially if you are relying on it in a life or death situation.

This holds my Go Berkey, nesting cup, Survivor Filter Pro and Potable Aqua Pure Portable Electrolytic Water Purifier Device (portable Chlorine maker).

How my emergency water (bugged out) plan works...

GoBerkey w/ 1 Filter installed = 3k+ gallons of chemical, bacteria, virus free water.

Survivor Filter Pro = 26k Gallons filtered at .01 microns @ 99.999 accuracy (smallest nominal poor size at this rate of accuracy in the market)

Potable Aqua Pure Portable Electrolytic Water Purifier Device = 2.25 tsp of salt can give you enough chlorine to purify 75 gallons of the worst water possible (cold, high PH, high turbidity, high viral load, etc) or 300 gallons of pre-filtered water.

The setup works like this, the Survivor Filter Pro sucks water out of any given swamp or bog, filtering it at .01 microns. This means all that’s left are chemicals and viruses.

Chlorine kills (deactivates) the remaining viruses (smallest virus known to man is 0.004 microns). This means all that’s left is chemicals.

The GoBerkey filters out something like a hundred different harmful chemicals and solvents. This leaves my family with the best water humanly possible, and assures max life on my Berkey Filter. The Berkey could handle the raw water all alone, but that would shorten the Filter life and mean I only have one point of failure between us and typhoid.

I’d give this a 5th star if it had attached straps capable of weaving/snapping into a MOLLE setup. The lack of straps but presence of loops means that you can attach other MOLLE cable equipment to this case, but can’t (natively) attach the case to a MOLLE capable ruck/vest/etc. The fix, go buy some Blackhawk MOLLE speed clips.

GA Bill : Berkey Carier

Purchased this item to act as carrier for personal sized (1 qt.) Berkey water filtration system. Fits nicely with 18 or 20 oz. cup inverted on top of Berkey to protect nipple of filter. I place it inside my day pack or use molly to attatxh to outside of other packs.

Dave : Great product. Very rugged.

Beautifully made as always with Maxpededition. My only issue was the color. I bought a slightly used Max pack, loaded with add-ons a few months ago. The color of the new stuff was significantly darker and more brown than the the lighter "greenish" tone of the older gear. Other than that, great product.

Anon Ymous : Lens Caddy

This is a large cannister, and it adequately holds my Sigma 35mm 1.4 HSM and Canon 50mm 1.8II while simultaneously sheathed inside a Lowpro case for each lens, respectively. As such, it makes an excellent protective lens transport case. Combined w/ a Colossus versi-pack, it's a little big so that when filled it will sag a bit, but it makes a very effective and protective transport system for a full-frame DSLR and a couple of lenses. I also have the 10" bottle holder as well, and I prefer it to the larger one for balancing and aesthetics, but on a long-term trip through adverse conditions (jungle-trekking) the 12" allows me to consolidate more to one partition and offer the capability to use a case-within-a-case for added protection of gear. The 10" version will only hold the sigma lens and hood alone, naked. Zipper is hard to work with, but in shady urban areas and crowds in the third world, that's probably a good thing ;) The construction is typical Maxpedition, which is synonymous for tough and durable. Pouch is well-padded and once tac-tied down, it's not going anywhere.

PsychoSmart : Works perfect. I fill the canteen with ice and water ...

Bought this to carry a 40 oz Klean Kanteen. Works perfect. I fill the canteen with ice and water in the morning, it keeps cold and still has ice until the evening. I take it on outings with the gf, we never finish it before getting home. Way better than wasting money on expensive drinks at the zoo or wherever, way better than bottled water as well. Front pocket and area above canteen lid are great areas for storing snacks.

I suggest you pickup a shoulder strap to go with it.

Christopher A Nehr : excellent product.

Well, my Maxpedition 12x5 bottle holder for my nesting kit arrived today. I'm impressed with how well constructed it is, as with all Maxpedition products are, but there is a major caveat in the design. The item is described as a 12" long by 5" diameter cylindrical pouch, and yes, those are its external dimensions, however the internal dimensions can only accommodate items that are at a maximum of 4.75" diameter. I feel a little cheated - I needed that extra .25" to build a nesting kit based off of the Snow Peak Trek 900 pan and pot combination.

There are also some unexpected upsides to this pouch. The zip top on the holder extends just over 2" from the top, which allows me to snugly fit my German bakelite butter dish into it, without it extending downward into the main body of the pouch. The side pouch has an elastic retainer with two slots, allowing me to put my spork and knife securely inside without the expected metallic rattle. Also, 4.75 may be too small to fit the Trek 900 series cookware, but it will still fit many other nesting cookware kits, but more importantly to me, it does have enough clearance to snugly fit a 230 gram isobutane/propane canister.

I gave this product a 4/5 for the main reason that the internal dimensions are off by that crucial .25". Other than that, excellent product.

Mike Volberg : Inadequate Zipper

Nice bag, well mate but the zipper is under sized, making it hard to use. The zipper binds up and does not pull smoothly. I have found this on all their products with a zipper. Too bad otherwise their bags would be top notch.

Adrien : Oversized Man-bag

I wanted a place to pack my cook kit and toss in my backpack. I had to see it in person to get a better idea of its size. This thing was made to toss over your shoulder, not go in any bag. Because it's a bag of its own. Thing is ginormous... and made for those prepper guys that are built like linebackers and don't mind carrying 50 pound packs everywhere they go, because they think it builds character. Seriously, you can fit a 2 Liter soda bottle in this with ease... or even a 64oz Kleen Kanteen. It's built very well and quite rugged, I'll give you that. Wayyyyy--way to big for what I needed though.

Tough Nut : My Water Go Bag

UPDATE: As per the manufacture of The Go Berkey, you aren’t supposed to move the Berkey with the filter attached, it greatly increases your chances of the filter failing. That said, I’m not sure this is a good idea for the Go Berkey, especially if you are relying on it in a life or death situation.

This holds my Go Berkey, nesting cup, Survivor Filter Pro and Potable Aqua Pure Portable Electrolytic Water Purifier Device (portable Chlorine maker).

How my emergency water (bugged out) plan works...

GoBerkey w/ 1 Filter installed = 3k+ gallons of chemical, bacteria, virus free water.

Survivor Filter Pro = 26k Gallons filtered at .01 microns @ 99.999 accuracy (smallest nominal poor size at this rate of accuracy in the market)

Potable Aqua Pure Portable Electrolytic Water Purifier Device = 2.25 tsp of salt can give you enough chlorine to purify 75 gallons of the worst water possible (cold, high PH, high turbidity, high viral load, etc) or 300 gallons of pre-filtered water.

The setup works like this, the Survivor Filter Pro sucks water out of any given swamp or bog, filtering it at .01 microns. This means all that’s left are chemicals and viruses.

Chlorine kills (deactivates) the remaining viruses (smallest virus known to man is 0.004 microns). This means all that’s left is chemicals.

The GoBerkey filters out something like a hundred different harmful chemicals and solvents. This leaves my family with the best water humanly possible, and assures max life on my Berkey Filter. The Berkey could handle the raw water all alone, but that would shorten the Filter life and mean I only have one point of failure between us and typhoid.

I’d give this a 5th star if it had attached straps capable of weaving/snapping into a MOLLE setup. The lack of straps but presence of loops means that you can attach other MOLLE cable equipment to this case, but can’t (natively) attach the case to a MOLLE capable ruck/vest/etc. The fix, go buy some Blackhawk MOLLE speed clips.

Terry : Fits 70-200 mm f2.8 lens

I brought this to use as a lens case for a Tamron 70-200 mm f2.8 lens. It fits like it was made for it! This with the lens shade in shooting position and with a rear lens cap.

One concern was the metal grommet in the bottom. I was concerned it might scratch my lens, especially my wide angle since the front element is curved.

I solved this by cutting a 1/2" thick piece of closed cell foam. This was cut in about a 4 1/2" circle and fits nicely in the bottom of the pouch.

The pouch is mounted on a molle chest rig and keeps my lens handy. I did have a difficulties with the Maxpedition Tac-ties. Maybe just a bad day but could never get both in place. Currently it's mounted with zip-ties but will probably swap out with Blackhawk speed strips.

The front pouch is big enough to easily hold an iPhone 6 in a heavy case, an altoid tin and a micro fiber cloth.

Great build quality as usual for Maxpedition. Only negatives at the Tac-ties and a strap on the rear that's not removable. I just folded it up and stuffed it behind the pouch.

JW 46 : Good quality stuff!

I attached this to my Maxpedition Gearslinger with Dominator clips. I looked at these at a local very expensive gun store, so I knew ahead of time about quality and so on. Sadly, UPS left the bottle in the truck or something, so it will be Monday before I can actually load it up.
Lifeline 7508 is virtually impossible to get into the bottle holder. I'm disappointed in the matchup, but have used another bottle. It's a good product that didn't work like I thought it would.

W. Ling : Built like a beast!

This thing is built like a beast! This is a BIG bottle pouch! Check out their photos on mfr. website to get a sense of scale. Like a miniature Camelbak, it fits the Nalgene 32oz bottles with a small enough of a gap to squeeze in a very thin ice pack. The top cap has enough room for additional apple or an orange. It is padded all around with drain hole at bottom. Additional side pouch for small accessories like small notepad, pen, light, keys, wallet, etc... Only time will tell if it will start to stink from moisture buildup from condensation from ice cold drinks. A good deal whenever it's on sale for <$40. Recommended.

Adrien : Oversized Man-bag

I wanted a place to pack my cook kit and toss in my backpack. I had to see it in person to get a better idea of its size. This thing was made to toss over your shoulder, not go in any bag. Because it's a bag of its own. Thing is ginormous... and made for those prepper guys that are built like linebackers and don't mind carrying 50 pound packs everywhere they go, because they think it builds character. Seriously, you can fit a 2 Liter soda bottle in this with ease... or even a 64oz Kleen Kanteen. It's built very well and quite rugged, I'll give you that. Wayyyyy--way to big for what I needed though.

Jeff Johnson : Great piece of gear.

I put together a kit with my biomass stove and Stanley 2 person cook set and full capability to make fresh coffee for 2 anywhere anytime. All fits in the bottle bag with fire kit, knife, and shoulder strap. I keep it in my Jeep for trailside or in my boat for a shore fresh coffee break.

BIGGUY : Very nice piece of equipment with a lot of room for ...

Very nice piece of equipment with a lot of room for a bottle and other stuff like Crystal Light packs, water purification tablets, a small filter/purifier, pen and pad, etc. Lots of room. I went with the bigger size just so I'd have some extra room with the Nalgene bottle. The only problem I see with it right now is that the zipper up top is really hard to open and close. Hopefully it will loosen up some with use and become easier to use.

Eric E.Dee : Excellent value, strong sticking and zippers.would definitely buy again.

This molle pouch was purchased to use not for a H2O carrier but to free up internal pack space and is used for my multi fuel camp stove and cook pot which fits inside like a glove and has room for one extra bottle of fuel.
The material is far more sturdier than necessary and will serve as a safe, padded storage for many years to come.

Kalevalley : Holds a Berkey GO perfectly!

We bought this for my husband to take his Berkey GO with when he is in the field. He is in the army and needs muted colors to hold his gear. It fits perfectly and has held up well in the rough environment.

Tough Nut : My Water Go Bag

UPDATE: As per the manufacture of The Go Berkey, you aren’t supposed to move the Berkey with the filter attached, it greatly increases your chances of the filter failing. That said, I’m not sure this is a good idea for the Go Berkey, especially if you are relying on it in a life or death situation.

This holds my Go Berkey, nesting cup, Survivor Filter Pro and Potable Aqua Pure Portable Electrolytic Water Purifier Device (portable Chlorine maker).

How my emergency water (bugged out) plan works...

GoBerkey w/ 1 Filter installed = 3k+ gallons of chemical, bacteria, virus free water.

Survivor Filter Pro = 26k Gallons filtered at .01 microns @ 99.999 accuracy (smallest nominal poor size at this rate of accuracy in the market)

Potable Aqua Pure Portable Electrolytic Water Purifier Device = 2.25 tsp of salt can give you enough chlorine to purify 75 gallons of the worst water possible (cold, high PH, high turbidity, high viral load, etc) or 300 gallons of pre-filtered water.

The setup works like this, the Survivor Filter Pro sucks water out of any given swamp or bog, filtering it at .01 microns. This means all that’s left are chemicals and viruses.

Chlorine kills (deactivates) the remaining viruses (smallest virus known to man is 0.004 microns). This means all that’s left is chemicals.

The GoBerkey filters out something like a hundred different harmful chemicals and solvents. This leaves my family with the best water humanly possible, and assures max life on my Berkey Filter. The Berkey could handle the raw water all alone, but that would shorten the Filter life and mean I only have one point of failure between us and typhoid.

I’d give this a 5th star if it had attached straps capable of weaving/snapping into a MOLLE setup. The lack of straps but presence of loops means that you can attach other MOLLE cable equipment to this case, but can’t (natively) attach the case to a MOLLE capable ruck/vest/etc. The fix, go buy some Blackhawk MOLLE speed clips.

RxConsult : Jetboil Flash easily fits without a struggle

I bought this tho hold my Jetboil Flash. I originally stuffed this into a standard 10x4 molle water pouch but it was such a tight fit to push in and to remove. The 12x5 maxpedition fits perfectly. It’s tall enough to carry an extra fuel canister. Anyone buying a jetboil flash should look into buying this to carry it on the outside of your pack.

UNHappy Camper : Top Quality

Maxpedition has never let me down. This is a top quality product, as usual. I'd buy it again and again. This pouch is well made and of strong material. It's perfect for a day hike. It has plenty of room for a water bottle and lots of extras.

Anon Ymous : Lens Caddy

This is a large cannister, and it adequately holds my Sigma 35mm 1.4 HSM and Canon 50mm 1.8II while simultaneously sheathed inside a Lowpro case for each lens, respectively. As such, it makes an excellent protective lens transport case. Combined w/ a Colossus versi-pack, it's a little big so that when filled it will sag a bit, but it makes a very effective and protective transport system for a full-frame DSLR and a couple of lenses. I also have the 10" bottle holder as well, and I prefer it to the larger one for balancing and aesthetics, but on a long-term trip through adverse conditions (jungle-trekking) the 12" allows me to consolidate more to one partition and offer the capability to use a case-within-a-case for added protection of gear. The 10" version will only hold the sigma lens and hood alone, naked. Zipper is hard to work with, but in shady urban areas and crowds in the third world, that's probably a good thing ;) The construction is typical Maxpedition, which is synonymous for tough and durable. Pouch is well-padded and once tac-tied down, it's not going anywhere.

Rafael B : Hydro flask 64oz WILL NOT FIT

Hydroflask 64 oz insulated WILL NOT FIT. bought it specifically for that. hydoflask is 4.9 wide and this is supposively 5 wide so it should fit right? wrong. thats falls marketing. even on maxpedition website states the interior is 12x5 of space. I realy needed those 0.25 inch of space......

Bill : New one

Works great. My older smaller one lasted for 5 years. I figured I would upgrade to a larger one.

Christopher A Nehr : excellent product.

Well, my Maxpedition 12x5 bottle holder for my nesting kit arrived today. I'm impressed with how well constructed it is, as with all Maxpedition products are, but there is a major caveat in the design. The item is described as a 12" long by 5" diameter cylindrical pouch, and yes, those are its external dimensions, however the internal dimensions can only accommodate items that are at a maximum of 4.75" diameter. I feel a little cheated - I needed that extra .25" to build a nesting kit based off of the Snow Peak Trek 900 pan and pot combination.

There are also some unexpected upsides to this pouch. The zip top on the holder extends just over 2" from the top, which allows me to snugly fit my German bakelite butter dish into it, without it extending downward into the main body of the pouch. The side pouch has an elastic retainer with two slots, allowing me to put my spork and knife securely inside without the expected metallic rattle. Also, 4.75 may be too small to fit the Trek 900 series cookware, but it will still fit many other nesting cookware kits, but more importantly to me, it does have enough clearance to snugly fit a 230 gram isobutane/propane canister.

I gave this product a 4/5 for the main reason that the internal dimensions are off by that crucial .25". Other than that, excellent product.

GA Bill : Berkey Carier

Purchased this item to act as carrier for personal sized (1 qt.) Berkey water filtration system. Fits nicely with 18 or 20 oz. cup inverted on top of Berkey to protect nipple of filter. I place it inside my day pack or use molly to attatxh to outside of other packs.

Zigfried : Not cordura but well made 4 1/2 stars

This is a quality item from one of the top end non US makers. I still have one of their backpacks, from when they were MAG FORCE, over 12 years old, still hanging in there. ZERO construction failures.

4 1/2 stars as it is not Cordura and the outer pocket would have been made far more useful a mere 1/2 in wider. (It is only 1/2+")

Still, it is great and well worth having one or two in your gear box and on your pack!

BT : Good for Jetboil Flash

I purchased this larger size to accommodate my jetboil flash and coffee making accessories, which it does better than the smaller one did. It is built to Maxpedition’s usual high standards. If I’m not packing my jetboil, it’ll handle 5 standard 12oz beverage cans and plenty of stow space in the front pocket. The strap on the back is superfluous to most of my needs, I purchased the maxpedition carry strap to fit and it works just fine.

Eric E.Dee : Excellent value, strong sticking and zippers.would definitely buy again.

This molle pouch was purchased to use not for a H2O carrier but to free up internal pack space and is used for my multi fuel camp stove and cook pot which fits inside like a glove and has room for one extra bottle of fuel.
The material is far more sturdier than necessary and will serve as a safe, padded storage for many years to come.

D : its a maxpedition product...

seriously, i havent bought anything from maxpedition that i didnt like. these things are well made and look good. check out you tube for many many reviews on just about all their items. this particular item is very sturdy, very well insulated. The only thing I would change is to make the front pocket a little thicker. It has molle all over it, even the back. the back also has a carry strap that can be lengthened or shortened to use as a carry handle or put on your shoulder. There is also a key holder thing on back. You can fit a 2 liter soda in here. I use it to hold a 4oz bruntane can in the lid, and then in the bottom I have a small coleman trowell, a stainless steel cup with foldout handles, a 32 ounce Guyot Designs stainless steel bottle, one of those small camp stoves that cost $8, a small buck knife and a coleman headlamp.

John B Hall : Perfect, secure

Extremely well made. Fits my jet boil flash perfectly which is what I purchased it for. If you go with the small 100gram fuel canisters, you can actually get 3 of them plus the stove into the bag. Put one fuel canister in the very bottom, followed by the JB stove with the 2nd canister inside the stove, and finally the 3rd canister on top of the lid in the upper bag compartment. Perfect, secure, vehicle camping, emergency home food prep kit. Build this stove setup, grab a few buckets of Mountain House freeze dried food, a few 5 gallon specter military water containers, and a hand crank battery powered am/fm radio and you'll be better prepared to take care of you family in a localized emergency than the vast majority of Americans.

JW 46 : Good quality stuff!

I attached this to my Maxpedition Gearslinger with Dominator clips. I looked at these at a local very expensive gun store, so I knew ahead of time about quality and so on. Sadly, UPS left the bottle in the truck or something, so it will be Monday before I can actually load it up.
Lifeline 7508 is virtually impossible to get into the bottle holder. I'm disappointed in the matchup, but have used another bottle. It's a good product that didn't work like I thought it would.

Maxpedition 12-Inch X 5-Inch Bottle Holder review and price compare 2025

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Maxpedition Pockets and Pouches

12" x 5" Bottle Holder

Padded bottle holder fits an insulated container, bottle of wine or camera lens.

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Questions about Maxpedition 12-Inch X 5-Inch Bottle Holder

Has anyone tried this with the Hydro Flask Insulated Water Bottle & Beer Growler? The 64 oz one. It's dimensions are 10.9" X 4.9" so it'll be close.

Does the Maxpedition 12 x 5 bottle holder have a drainage grommet at the bottom?

How will this fit a 40 oz Kleen Canteen wide mouth bottle with Gsi nesting cup. Will it be a good fit or is the bottle going to rattle around?

I want to atach my Maxpedition 12"x5" bottle holder to my 5.11 Rush 12. What size Blackhawk Speed Clips should I use? Thanks. What size

Can this item be attached to a person's belt or waist?

Will this fit a swell bottle?

Does a Jetboil Sumo fits inside of it? Thanks!

Does it have molle strips to attach it to a backpack?

does a jetboil sumo fit ? the numbers look good, but has anyone used this product with a sumo? Thank you very much!

Do you know if a JetBoil Sumo fits in? Thanks!

Will this hold a baby food pouch and if so will it hold more than one?

Would a stainless steel Thermos King 40 oz fit in this holder? The dimensions seem tight.

Will this hold the the standard nalgene flask? Not the round bottle, just to be clear, but the 32oz oasis style, that's not cylindrical.

What size tac-ties should I buy to attach this to my Maxpedition Falcon-2 backpack?

will it accomodate a metal cup for a 32oz nalgene bottle?

Anyone know if the toaks 1100 pot/pan set will fit inside

Will a Camelbak mag chute 50oz water bottle fit in this?

can this product hold a jetboil flash?

Do I have to buy separate "tac ties" in order to attach it to my Molle vest?

How close is the foliage green color to od green?

Can anyone please tell me, what nesting cup will fit on the bottom of this pouch that also fits snug with a 64 oz klean kanteen? thank you kindly.

Does this fit a mínimo jetboil?

will this hold a 48oz nalgene?

Does anyone know if this will hold the 38 oz stainless steel nalgene and a 100 gram propane canister?

Would a vargo bot fit in this?

Will this hold a klean kanteen insulated 64oz ?

Is it fit for "stanley classic vacuum bottle,25oz",please?

Will a msr windburner stove fit in this?

Will a Grayl Geopress water purifier fit in this?

Will this ever be available in od green again!? that's the only color that i'm interested in..

Will this 2-Inch X 5-Inch Bottle Holder fits Klean Kanteen 64oz flat cap wide mouth bottle?

How hard would it be on the shoulder if I was carrying a 64 Oz stainless steel kleen kanteen?

Will it fit a 36oz Yeti Rambler?

does it come with the attachments?

Think it'd fit a telescopic fishing pole in it?

Will this fit the optimus elektra fe cook system?

Will this fit a 64 oz Yeti bottle?

Can anyone tell me if this will fit the 64 ounce Klean Kanteen? It's what I already have and would like to avoid buying another bottle.

Anyone know if this will fit an diy ikea hobo stove?

Will this hold the solo cook system? The solo woodburning burner, 3 pan kit, 40 oz stainless water bottle, small bottle of fuel and some odds and ends?...

Has anyone tried a 1.5 liter evian bottle in it?

will this hold a 70-200mm canon lens

I paid. Please fast delivery.

what is the intended purpose of webbing strap mounted over the molle webbing on the back of the pouch?

Anyone know if this will fit an diy ikea hobo stove?

Does this size fit a JetBoil Sol?

Is there a way to attach this bottle to a pack (rush12). With out it flipping around when there is a bottle (hydroflask 40oz). In it?

Will jbl extream fit in this?

Will the 64oz simple modern summit fit in this? dimension states 4.8" diameter

Why does this item have a prop 65 warning? is it the teflon coating?

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