Kroozie Deluxe Bike Bottle Holder – Universal, Stainless Steel Bike Cup Holder for Handlebars – For Vertical or Angled Bars & Drinks up to 48 Oz. – Stroller, Cruiser, & Ebike Accessories

I bought two because I couldn't decide on which model I need to fit my needs best. I returned this one because I selected the other one, but can honestly say it's a solid peace cup holder. You want be disappointed with whichever design you go with.

I added this to my solé single speed so I can cruise around with my coffee in the morning. What’s great is it is super cute, it fits on my narrow handle bars and it fits my yeti coffee cup perfectly.What could be improved is a better system for adjusting the angle of attachment while maintaining stability and a way to keep the foam inserts in place. It was really tough to adjust it to fit on my handlebars and that one turn made it too loose and start to turn and dump my coffee on the ground after a short ride. I was able to muscle it tighter and it seems fine now. I may add a dab of super glue between the plastic sections if it does it again. Also, the foam insulation things stick to whatever cups or bottles go in there and can be a problem and something you shouldn’t be messing with while riding a bike. I added Velcro strips to keep those in place so I can still add and remove them as I like and they don’t get pulled out and potentially fall off while I’m riding. So far so good as a solution on the Velcro.I’ve seen people complain about drinks sloshing around and spilling, but I think that’s to be expected as this is a cup holder on a bike. That has more to do with the ride, the road, and the cup than the holder in my opinion. This is my city bike, on paved roads, and for mostly a yeti cup with a good lid. I have not had any issues with spilling.

I really loved this thing. Mounted perfectly, but never got to use it. I came to my senses and realized I just spent $40 on a cup holder. So I returned it 😔

I got this for my self propelled mower . Seems to be a good fit . I am happy so for I will update after a few mowing events.

This is a good example of you get what you pay for. You can tell right away that they use high quality material & hardware and that its more than likely going to last you a long time. I was building a beach cruiser and I had gone with flat black so I was thrilled when I saw that was one of the color options. The actual holder is a good size and it comes with 2 inserts, a smaller foam and a bigger neoprene style one, as you can see in the pics I attached. Using both inserts its perfect for any sort of can, holds it very snug and definitely wont be popping out as riding. Using just the bigger insert its great for my XL dunkin coffee or some of my yetis. No inserts and you can fit one of the 28oz Gatorade bottles in there. Not bringing a drink, well you can put your phone, keys, anything in your pockets. This holder is great, wide enough that it can fit an array of options but not insane that it looks like a small garbage can on your handlebars. As others have mentioned, unless you're riding freshly paved roads you are going to get vibrations that cause the liquid to splash around. But I also have a brain and I didnt notice any Bilstein shock absorbers in the pictures. Having a rigid bike frame, I did have any expectations that this wouldnt be an issue. My suggestion is to use cups/drinks with a lid or cap. If you're just cruisin roads or sidewalks though you can get away with having a beer can without too much spillage as long as it isnt one you just cracked open without even taking a few sips.