Maxpedition Unisex Xbp Expandable Bottle Pouch - Xbpgry

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Maxpedition Unisex Xbp Expandable Bottle Pouch - Xbpgry

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Pros & Cons

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Pros

Water bottle pouch is great for edc in town or on a backpack in the mountains. It has a nice snug fit when attached to molle.

The pouch is big enough to hold a 48oz hydro flask bottle. The yeti is wider than the hydro flask by 3/4 of an inch. I have a 32oz yeti rambler and it expands to fit it perfectly.

It has ykk zippers and appears to have good stitching. It is expandable but would have preferred instead of a zipper expansion maybe elastic and drawstring like on the older maxpedition packs.

One bag i bought, i have used almost everyday for about 10 years as an edc bag/laptop bag/briefcase. I carry the lunada sling bag and it keeps my edc setup very small until i need it for holding bottle. Works well with the sling pack and a small to mi... Read More

Cons

The nalgene goes but very tight, too the point that i was forcing the zipper badly. And then it's too tight to remove it apart from unzipping it again.

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Highlights

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Quality

Fabric zippers cord straps drainage ability all is standard tough high quality maxpedition

Just a quick note that this is a great piece of gear especially with the extra pouch

Also tried a starbucks travel much and a fake yetti with the tapered bottom

Overall it’s your call but i think the vanquest looks better and could hold a lot more items then just water bottles with the w... Read More

Price

Maxpedition has a reputation for quality worth the cost

Packaging/appearance

I love how it zips up and is out of the way

It does ha e a bit of the dorsel fin effect but compared to a pouchbag this is out of the way

Competitiveness

The pouch is big enough to hold a 48oz hydro flask bottle

I have a 32oz yeti rambler and it expands to fit it perfectly

Although a 40oz will fit it will not sit deep enough in the pocket

The zipper tapers the usable space making the last several bottom inches of the pocket unusable for a water bottle as large as a 40oz

Overview

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great, little, fit, bottom and enough.

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This product had a total of 290 reviews as of our last analysis date on Apr 12 2023.