Brandit Bottle Holder II - Woodland

A very practical product that allows you to carry a large bottle with a drink or a thermos with a capacity of around 0.75 l (depending on the version), or a smaller one. The side pocket is perfect for various small items you need during a trip, such as a torch, multitool, snack, etc. Inside this pocket there is also a small mesh pocket for very small items, e.g. a key case or pill container. A big advantage is the various mounting options – you can attach it to a D-ring on your backpack's harness using a special secured spring clip, attach it to a hip belt, trouser belt, Molle/Pals strap, or carry it on the included, adjustable shoulder strap (which can also be easily detached). It's clear the creators wanted to give the user the option to choose the most comfortable way to carry it depending on the situation – big plus for this functionality. Additionally, there are straps on the side and front for attaching more accessories. I rate the quality of workmanship as good+, although more can be said after longer use – for now, it looks very good. It will work well on long trips as well as shorter walks without a backpack, serving as a convenient alternative to unwieldy bags and carriers. I definitely recommend it – I was missing this kind of solution and appreciate the convenience of being able to have a drink while walking without taking off my backpack.

I recommend it, at first it seemed a bit too big to me, but it turned out to be an advantage – it is very spacious and doesn’t burden the belt, even with a one-litre water bottle inside. I think it was a good purchase.

The Brandit Bottle Holder case is really a great product. I had no problem fitting a 600 ml bottle in it. The extra pocket is perfect for smaller items. The craftsmanship and stitching are very solid, I definitely recommend it.

A neat and aesthetic product of very good quality. The material is thick and stiff, so it will probably last for many years, maybe even for future generations. The front pocket can hold a sandwich or a tick removal kit. The largest compartment fits a bottle with a base diameter of 9 cm and a height of 21 cm (1 l); the diameter fits perfectly, and you can even fit a slightly taller bottle and still close the case.

Works especially well during trips with a small child, when I need to take a bottle, hydration bladder, and a jar of milk – everything fits without any problem.

The Brandit product really looks good in terms of quality. A 0.7 l thermos fits easily, the pocket can hold a sandwich, and the buckle fastener protects against accidental opening. I tested it – I can recommend it.

The pouch is quite spacious and fits larger bottles and cups. It has three functional attachment methods (clip, molle system, and strap), so it will work in different situations. I most often attach it to my Mil-Tec Assault Laser Cut Large backpack and can easily reach for the bottle without taking off the backpack; I can also freely put it down and fasten it with the buckle. For extra security, I also attach the strap from the outside of the backpack and hook it onto the molle mount. The pouch has a hole at the bottom, which turned out to be useful when I didn’t close the bottle properly.

high quality

The product is great, the Molle attachment holds securely to the backpack, and the bottle stays stable inside. The additional pocket for sweets is a very practical addition.

Fits the Esbit thermos perfectly, is well made, and the pocket is very practical.

Very nice bag.

They are perfect for a Helikon bottle and other small items, serving in the car as an emergency kit.

Attached to the side of the Badger Outdoor Recon Assault backpack, it serves its purpose well. With a little effort, even a 1.5 l bottle will fit in the main compartment. I keep a hip flask and a few bars in the small pocket. My only complaint is about the MOLLE system – it could be a bit longer.

Solidly made, with careful stitching. Easily fits a 0.5L thermos.

The case was made very solidly, and the front pocket is bigger than I expected.