Does this hold bottles securely? Or is it too loose to use with bottles?
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Just put bottle in a normal 'zip up' bottle coozie, you know-like a jumpsuit for your beer, and then slip it in the thermos. = double insulation
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Thermos doesn't make it, but you can buy an attachment that keeps the liquid in the neck of the bottle chilled...and also secures the bottle.Bottle attachment... view video here... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j3ivhP38wUM
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The water bottle works best if it is a 20 oz cylindrical, smooth bottle (i.e. like Smart Water bottles). They fit snuggly. The 16 oz bottles are just a little loose.
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it does wiggle around a bit but the height of the holder holds about 2/3 of the average soda bottle. A can is definitely secure and just drink from the can while its in the holder. (Although I find it bulky and prefer to remove the can.)
1748808
Depends on the size of the bottle. Cans are snug so I would only use a bottle the same circumference.
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I found a solution for this. I don't have this particular cooler (Yet!) but I have others. When I want to use a bottle or similar, smaller container, I first wrap the lower half of the bottle (or desired beverage container) with 1 or 2 wet paper towels (or just one folded in half, depending on your container). This makes it thick enough to stay snug in the cooler. It also keeps the beverage just as cold as if you used a can. I primarily do this with "The Fridge Freezable Cooler" drink holders. It works AMAZINGLY well!!! Actually freezes the paper towels! Hope this helps!!
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The unit is certainly strong enough, but I would not recommend using it for wine bottles. The length of the bottles and the height of the rack could likely lead to stability problems. I would find a more suitable style of rack.
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It will hold the bigger bottles but you have to skip a hole between bottles. There is a version of this designed for the bigger bottles.
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I use the standard 5 gallon plastic bottles which it holds easily and very stable. I'm pretty sure that it would hold the glass ones effectively.
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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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It would hold the bottles just fine but it would depend on what type of ice packs you used. I have an ice pack that is flexible that I use and it works great! If you had a big, bulky one, it might not work well.
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probably - it's pretty sturdy and if you have it resting on a solid surface it won't flex and it is 2" deep so depending on how large your bottles are it should be fine.
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Hi, Vickie: bound to one side of the bottle holder are two sets of velcro straps close together. One naturally straps around the frame tube (vertical). The other naturally straps around the handlebar stalk (horizontal). They secure very well, though the holder tends to flop a little. But unless your bottle is two feet high or you do hardcore BMX on your bike -- you should have no problems. Just for fun I bought an 18-inch velcro strap to further secure the bottom of the holder to the frame tube. This holder is easy to detach and take along when you must leave your bike for a long time.
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No it does not hold the larger bottles. Is absolutely wonderful for the refrigerator.
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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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Hi Jahvani, I was very happy with this purchase. But I only used plastic bottles (with removable single use inserts). I think if you put glass bottles on the bottom tray, it should hold them all right.
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I have comfortably carried up to 1 Liter size bottles. the sling stays upright and no bottle has ever threatened to fall out. :)
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It has a miniscule raised lip, but not enough to prevent the bottles from falling off. Hope this helped.
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16-20 oz bottles (about 3 inch in diameter) fit snugly in the holders. Larger diameter bottles likely wouldn't fit.
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We have only used it for standard liter bottles. Do not believe it will hold bigger bottles.
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Yes! In fact, I bought 3 of them and have held up to 6 bottles at a time. I have one stacked on top of the other in the fridge and they seem very sturdy although I'm not sure I'd want to stack more than 3 as it might get too heavy. I not only use them for wine bottles, but for holding 25.3 oz S. Pellegrino glass water bottles (or Perrier glass bottles of similar size) and also large 1 pint 6 fl. oz. beer bottles, too. I've now had them more than a year and had no problems with them whatsoever. One liter soda bottles might also fit (I've never tried them as I rarely buy that size).
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I actually use this for holding nail polish bottles. Sorry I couldn't be of more help.