Hydro Flask Packable Bottle Sling

This is a wonderful, albeit, overpriced product. I use it to carry around my kid's Hydro Flask 20 oz kids bottle.Just be careful when selecting a size. I originally purchased a Small sling, but the Hydro Flask 20oz kids bottle did not fit because the boot, and the sling material has no give/stretchiness to it. So, if you use a boot, just make sure to take that into account. The medium size fits just fine; not snug, but certainly not in danger of falling out. And, I actually like it looser fitting because the boot would probably cause enough friction to make it annoying to slide the bottle in if it was tighter fitting.The sling is very lightweight and packable (i.e. folds up into its own pocket). There are a couple little mesh pockets for storing small things (e.g. keys, cards, pens).

I wish I had bought this sooner! I live in Texas and most of the year I need constant hydration inside and outside of my house. This has made easier to carry my iced wated while hicking, shopping or any other outdoors activity. It folds into itself so it's easy to store when I'm not using it, and the little pouch fits my keys and small card holder. It fits my 24oz / 710ml bottle perfectly.

It’s so useful. I always want to take my hydro around but never do bc it gets tiring just holding it, but the strap is so nice. I wish it came in more colors! It’s adjustable, the material is nice, there’s also a nice little secret pocket that I barley discovered, it’s a flap, and under is the pocket, kind of hidden, can only put thin items in it however. The large fits perfectly for my 32oz hydro.

I will keep it. It looks casual. Good for school. The styling is good. It is not so rugged that it looks like I am dressed for an expedition.1. The fit is tight - it is not easy to put in. On the other hand, it is not easy to slip out. I think you are expected to put the bottle in and leave it in for the day - it is not designed to be easy on, easy off. If the top could flare out just a bit, it would be much better.2. Using a boot is not easy. A bottle with a boot will not go in. Other posters have 2 solutions which I will just repeat. (a) You can put the boot in the sling first, then put the bottle in. (2) Put the bottle in first. Then put the boot over the sling. Think of the bottle as your foot, the sling as your socks and the boot as your shoe.3. It is thin and floppy for use in school or around the mall or in an office job. It is definitely not for camping or rough use.4. It is not easy on easy off. But the strap is bothersome when you put the bottle on a table in the library or at a crowded cafeteria. Say you put the "bottle in a sling" on a table to eat, the strap is long takes up table space. The strap may catch on something (like a friend or a librarian using the same table) and that could pull the bottle off the table. On the other hand, you can't spend all day wiggling the strap off when you are seated to eat your lunch and then on again when you are standing. You would look sort of silly. The strap takes up valuable table space. You can put the bottle/sling inside your backpack.5. In addition to the main pocket, there is a mini pocket in the strap, just big enough to hold a pen? I don't know what it is good for.6. The build quality is good. It was not made quick and fast with inexperienced labor. The stitching is good.

My daughter went to a camp over the summer, and I gave her this so she could keep water with her at all times. She said it was extremely helpful to be able to keep her hands free and not carry a heavy backpack around, while still having her water with her.

Easy to clean, fast drying, and fits my Takya perfectly. This one is very comfortable to wear all day long.

Love the size and long strap.

Too tight for the flask. Was hoping for more insulation