Nite Ize Traveler Drink Holster - Traveler & Water Bottle Holder for Hands-Free Use - Drink Pouch Holster for Waistbands & Belts - Adjustable Beverage Holder with Rotating Clip - Black

Looks super dorky, but lets you carry a drink on your dog walks when you need both hands. The clip is a bit tricky to put on/take off since it has extra hooks in each direction, but it will stay secure when you pull cans out. Can rotate, too.

Absolutely love this product. I've had this for almost a year now and I have used it quite literally every single day since the day that I got it. I walk my dog at least once a day, usually twice a day and I also ALWAYS like to have either coffee or beer with me. It fits both my large stainless coffee To-go mug, as well as any can or bottle. The quality is very good, it has held up nearly a year so far and doesn't show any signs that it's going to give up. The clip rotates so you can always find a place to clip it and not have to worry about orientation, and you can adjust the depth of the holder itself. Great brand, great product. I highly recommend.

This is the best water bottle holder I have found so far,It clips to my belt and does not dangle and bump my legs whenwalking getting in the way. It uses a hard plastic clip that stays on my belt and does not fall off. I found sliding it onmy belt to the center of my back that I can not even feel it there. It holds store purchased water bottles or yourpersonal bottles from 16 to 20 oz very well. It will hold a 24 oz to a 12 oz can also. It It is solid and well made.once word gets out I suspect this will be a best seller for waste mounted bottle holders

I have a very active job and have been having problems with thirst and dry mouth for the past months. There is simply no time to stop what I'm doing to go to the back of the store for water every time I get thirsty. I always tend to set things down and lose them. My supervisor suggested a holster, so I went looking for one and found this. Most holsters I found were geared more to hikers and runners, not someone like me. This one is different. It clips to your waistband or backpack strap ( although I suspect it would be heavy for my work apron). It is also adjustable, which I LOVE. It can hold any container from a 12-oz. can up to large refillable bottles so it can handle not only whatever I carry at work, but also will work when I go camping and hiking.Update: Taking away a star. This is still a really good product that I would buy again, but it really doesn't work as well with larger bottles, at least when they are full. They are too heavy and the holster tends to flop over and causes my pants to sag from the weight. Awkward.

Excellent product. I use this on a laptop shoulder bag. It fits great on the shoulder strap. It is also an excellent price when compared to other options.

If this could have a greater depth adjustment. or a bungee cord, to securely hold taller bottles it would be an awesome holder. As it stands, however, tall bottles tend to stick too far out of the top and are susceptible to falling out if the bag is tipped or jostled. Otherwise the construction is great and the flexible design secures well to all sorts of horizontal or vertical strap/belts.

It's a great product! I carry a water bottle with me at work and I keep forgetting to grab it when I'm moving around, so this keeps it secure to my side. The clip is hard to get off your pants though. I hook it directly to my pants, not a belt, so can't saw anything for that. It's a good thing, though, at least it won't come off when you're taking your bottle out.It's heavy at all to me, so it's perfect for all the walking I do.And for reference, I work in a warehouse, and we're issued water bottles that are larger at the top and smaller at the bottom, like those cheap souviner/buisness bottles, it you know what I'm talking about.

It’s great you can adjust the depth of the holder for different lengths of bottles. If you make it too long though so 90% of the bottle is in the holster the bottle may fall out. Easy to adjust and will hold most single serve bottles. It’s not going to hold big 1 liters