Azarxis BPA Free Water Bottles Flask Leakproof for Running Hydration Belt Fanny Packs 170 250 280 mL for Triathlon Marathon Hiking Cycling Climbing Runner Trial Race

Really compact & holds water well. Firm enough but has a squeezability which is perfect when consuming end of drink whilst running.Great value for money. Would recommend.

High quality, seals tightly, comfortable to use (the plastic mouthpieces on these softens very slightly with use which is good), easy to clean (they only discolour if you use a highly pigmented drink, and a spray of bleach based kitchen cleaner removed that instantly - other reviewers take note!). Don’t leak when used. Fit all standard running belts / packs. Ergonomic.

The lid does leak at times even though closed and twisted tightly

One would be enough Water tastes good, it's cheap, easy to use. You need to close it well otherwise it will leak. I don't go on a run without i

I've been looking for two bottles that fit the Atom Mo shoulder pockets One just for water and the other for energy drinks. So far I've only used each bottle twice but it's exactly what I needed . There's no plastic taste in these composted to a Soft flaks. Very happy so far, the the orange and grey colours compliment the Atom Mo seamlessly.. I wish my potato of a camera did a better job but you get the ideas. Not tried any other sizes but a pair of 250's are ideal foe me personally..

These two bottles are very small and difficult to drink from.You have to draw the water up with your mouth, it's very slow and fiddly, and gets warm very quickly......

Bought for my husband to carry unobtrusively in a suit pocket. They've been very helpful, they don't leak & are easy to clean.

Got these for my wife’s Zumba classes. Nice shape, excellent ergonomic design. Her only beef was that that are bland and boring to look at. Another case of fashion beats function so perhaps a little bit of colour such as decorative stickers would help. There again I’m only a man…

I carried this around sideways in my bag all day and not a drop leaked out. Compact and high quality. There is no temperature insulation, but that's to be expected in a simple bottle. Great quality, very convenient.

I ordered this vest to wear while walking my dog in low light. It is certainly light weight and is reflective. It is adjustable and will fit most sizes. I am an XL female and was able to adjust it to fit with a bit of room to spare. The smaller coverage area and mesh should make this comfortable in warm weather. It comes with 2 small water bottles that fit into the easily accessible front pockets. There is a larger pocket in the back and a hydration bag with flexible long straw should fit in that. Or one front pocket could be used to stash small items like keys. Due to the limited carrying capacity, this vest can’t carry enough fluids or snacks for long runs, hikes, or bike rides. I found the front closure a little hard to use. Overall, decent value, and will work for my intended purpose.

I am a fairly old dude but I like to run. I don’t really have a runner’s physique. My wife has been suggesting this may because of the large quantities of ice cream I consume. What does she know? I tend to like to bring some water or Gatorade on my runs so a vest with little bottles sounded like a good idea. Well, the vest barely made it around my chest. I weigh in at about 175 so anyone much bigger than that will likely not fit this vest. It may that be a buxom woman may have trouble too. In fact if you look at the semi-embarrassing picture of me with the vest on you can see that the placement of the water bottles makes ME look like a buxom woman…uh except for the beard…When I tried to put the water bottles in the little pockets it was a struggle. If I am running I do not want to be fooling with getting the water bottles out and back into the little pockets. I was struggling with doing it while I was standing still in my kitchen much less on a running trial somewhere. There is a large pocket on the back of the vest for, uh potato chips maybe? There is no obvious phone pocket anywhere on the vest. If you are 6ft2 and weigh 220 this vest would look very comical on you.

First for the good. I like the minimalist ‘footprint’ of this vest. It’s mostly mesh so it isn’t hot, which is an important point in Texas in the summer. And you can loosen or tighten the side and front straps to adjust the comfort level. However…I thought this vest would be great for those morning walks when I’m wearing shorts that don’t have pockets. It would give me a pocket for holding my phone and another for holding one of the small water bottles that comes with it. Unfortunately, the slant of the front pockets make that feature good only if you don’t bend over. If you need to tie your shoe, you’d better hang onto your phone or it’ll be on the street.You could put your phone in the back pocket, but that means you have to take the vest off completely if you want to get to the phone. Not entirely out of the question if you have a headset, and even better if you have Echo glasses so you can tell Alexa to make a call for you. But otherwise inconvenient.When I say the bottles are small, I mean very small. Simple plastic bottles, that hold about 8 oz (200 ml). Cold water is really cold on your chest at the start of your hike. And, since, there's no thermal feature to the bottles, if you're on a long hike, the water isn't going to stay particularly cool for long. I will probably be looking for a small canteen to replace them with.All in all, I give it an average three stars. Not bad, but not particularly impressive either.

I use these during my longer runs as backups for the larger bottles strapped to my vest. They are really easy to use, incredibly light, and very comfortable.