OneTigris Molle Water Bottle Holster, 34oz Adjustable Water Bottle Holder MOLLE Canteen Holder ROC Minimalist Bottle Pouch

I use it to hold a large "Smart Water " bottle. Holds it securely, yet easily moves in and out.

I have a 5.11 Rush 12 that I use for every day use as well as short hikes. I have used other styles of molle water bottle pouches but they change the profile of the bag and make it bulky so I was always putting them on for daily use and taking them off for hiking (when I use a hydration bladder.)These are nice because they rest flat against the pack when not in use and I can just leave them on without them getting in the way. They were easy to install according to the included instructions. They hold bottles securely, and appear to be durable and well made.The only negative comment I have is that you have to pull them away from the bag a little before you insert the bottle if you have them pulled tight against the pack, and the clips that secure them to the molle can get in the way of easily sliding the bottle into the pouch. So it can be a little less convenient than a elastic mesh pouch or dump pouch style bottle holder. But the benefits outweigh the negatives for my purposes.Overall this is a great product.

A big selling point for me on this OneTigris minimalist bottle holder, was how flat against the bag it can be when not in use (See pics). I don't always carry water with me but I want the option to do so. Many of the other holders on the market are essentially just a pouch permanently hanging out in the open. For myself, this is untidy (when not being used) and potentially something that can snag on things.I also really like the adjustability of this holder in being able to hold a variety of different size bottles. In the pictures is a Nalgene 32oz bottle. A coworker who has this same holder uses it for his Yeti Rambler 36oz metal bottle and it holds it very well. I like that I could be out somewhere and quickly tuck any sized water bottle into the holder without any worry. And, while I mention bottles here, you’re not really limited to them as you could tuck a number of other items into it. Imagination is the limit.And a small bonus I see with this holder is, should the cordage ever break, it could be very easily replaced with more bungee cordage or, in an emergency, even paracord. (The bungee gives you more adjustability and holding tension)Worth Noting: Upon getting the holder, I initially thought I was missing pieces or something and didn't understand how it was supposed to mount. Once I read the directions and looked at pictures, I realized that everything was there and it's actually a very simple concept. Install can be a bit fiddly to get the bottom two Molle plastic clips on but after that, it goes pretty quick and easy. (I’ve included a pic of how the holders side loops sit in-between the Molle strapping.)I definitely recommend this OneTigris minimalist bottle holder. I would buy it again and actually will be for another bag I’m getting.*Bag in picture is a First Tactical Specialist Half-Day Pack 25L

I purchased this to attached to the side of my 5.11 pack. While attaching it was a little confusing at first, since there were no instructions on how to install, but I was able to attach it with minimal effort.I was attracted to the slim design of the holder and that the elastic allows it to be pulled flat against the pack when not is use. This does leave a long stretch of elastic cord hanging out, but I was able to tuck it into the holder to keep it out of the way.The built quality seems good. I recently traveled with it and it held up to airline travel.My main problem is how rigid the exterior panel is. This rigidity makes it quite difficult to slide in a water bottle. Additionally, the buckles that attach to the molle on the inside form a little ledge that further makes sliding in water battle cumbersome.Due to the difficulty in actually using the product, I would not purchase it again.

Works great

I have a couple of their pouches and they were all OK until this one. This one is just not working -- by design. It needs 5 rows of webbing, not 3, it's uncomfortably short for a 10" bottle, you could hang it lower but then the bottom won't hold... It looks like it should work, but once you try to attach it to your backpack and put a water bottle in it... just no.