Is there a strap or any other idea to use with my bottle? I love my bottle, but when I walk outdoors, I'd like to carry it around or wear it...
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ThermoSac makes a carrier. The carrier is insulated too. I own the ThermoSac, but not this bottle. ThermoSac's website says the carrier holds a 32-34 oz. bottle. The ThermoSac is made to carry the disposable water bottles you buy from the store. I'm looking for a reusable bottle that will fit the ThermoSac. Can't tell you yet if this bottle fits the ThermoSac. I also found an insulated water bottle carrier on Etsy. Just trying to find a bottle that will fit what I already own. Good luck!
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Sorry for the delay! Unfortunately, there is no strap for this bottle. I prefer to put it in a bag, especially when it's full, because it would be a little uncomfortable to grab and walk with.
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Hi Michelle, if you check their website http://www.vanguardworld.com/index.php/en/pv/products/photo-video/detail-1-1-229-726.html towards the bottom of the page is a section called "Other Features". This shows the various hanging loops and belts for carrying additional gear. If your water bottle has a carrying loop or provision for a carabiner, you'll have no problems.
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I wouldn't recommend that, cause if you do, the bottle will be swinging from side to side all the way you walk and probably the loop will not last for long then...
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I"m not sure what that strap is. I use the regular strap for my camera, but when the sleeve is down over the camera, the strap is not in use. There are no holes on the top edges of the bag, for obvious reasons, otherwise the strap would wick the water in to the camera. So, I guess the answer is no, you would not be able to have the camera on your neck and have it completely covered with the sleeve. I use them all the time, but I'm not a neck wearing person. I hand hold my camera.
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Just put it in your pack. It's that simple. I hold onto the ring of the bag as you walk. It's a great water bag.
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I use a big water bottle, so usually carry it inside my bag. Seems like if using a standard size, it would fit okay. Sorry that I couldn't be more help!
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That's what it's designed for, Amy. However, one possible problem is the lack of padding. I would suggest wrapping the bottle in bubble wrap before placing in the JetBag. There's plenty of space.
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You could put a water bottle in the top section between the two side handles. Or hang it on the side using a strap or cord (there are small loops to attach things to). But there are no external pouches big enough to hold a water bottle, only a couple filter pockets. And if you put the bottle inside, you might have to take the bag off to get to it.
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The external pocket is only for one bottle, a large one. I do not know if you want to carry the second one in main pocket.
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Try wetting it with warm water and sliding it onto the bottle, I had to do this, and I left it on to stretch it out, it wasn't easy, but it did finally work! Good luck!
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The bottle that I have has a straw. It tucks neatly away when you twist the cap. Hope this helps.
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Yes, you will need the bottle ring. My stand came with the round ring that attaches at the height needed for your pet. If they now are sold separately you will need this to hold the bottle on. I use a 32 oz. Lixit bottle with the little notch on the bottle that keeps it from slipping. I did notice that there are choices in the "ring" attachments since I purchased my stand, so you have other choices in the type of water bottle you can use. I did try a top fill bottle that clipped in and that did not work as it slipped out. I like the ring attachment. The stand is sturdy and looks nice. Yes, you will need the bottle ring. My stand came with the round ring that attaches at the height needed for your pet. If they now are sold separately you will need this to hold the bottle on. I use a 32 oz. Lixit bottle with the little notch on the bottle that keeps it from slipping. I did notice that there are choices in the "ring" attachments since I purchased my stand, so you have other choices in the type of water bottle you can use. I did try a top fill bottle that clipped in and that did not work as it slipped out. I like the ring attachment. The stand is sturdy and looks... » Read More Yes, you will need the bottle ring. My stand came with the round ring that attaches at the height needed for your pet. If they now are sold separately you will need this to hold the bottle on. I use a 32 oz. Lixit bottle with the little notch on the bottle that keeps it from slipping. I did notice that there are choices in the "ring" attachments since I purchased my stand, so you have other choices in the type of water bottle you can use. I did try a top fill bottle that clipped in and that did not work as it slipped out. I like the ring attachment. The stand is sturdy and looks nice. « Show Less
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High Sierra responded back and they said that the mesh water bottle holder doesn't seem large enough for that size of bottle. I'm sorry, but I hope this helps you find the correct backpack. Besides the water bottle holder, everything else is amazing! I suggest what Erin said below!! I hope this helped
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Best to transport the whole bottle. Traveling with just the liner may mean the liner leaks
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Make sure you unscrew it all the way to loosen it before you mount it onto your bottle. Don't over tighten it. It just needs to be snug.
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I take this bottle everywhere with me. love it even on walks it has a loop on it you can carry or put it on a belt. great investment for me. and it never leaks with the lid its great?
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The strap that wraps around the bottle is adjustable. It'll literally fit just about any sized bottle.