Nalgene Water Bottle Pouch
Looking for a way to carry your Nalgene bottle? We've got you covered with the Nalgene Water Bottle Pouch by Spiritus Systems.
Nalgene Bottles have become a field standard across military, law enforcement, and preparedness communities for one reason – they work. Inexpensive, virtually indestructible, and universally available (not to mention, our Water Data versions). The problem has never been the bottle. The problem has been carrying it securely without the bulk, rattle, and compromises.
The Nalgene Bottle Pouch was designed to be lightweight, form fitting and completely secure. not a bag the bottle sits in, but a purpose-built pouch that holds the 32oz Nalgene exactly as it should be held: secure, stable, and ready to pull when you need it.
A front pull tab makes one-handed operation fast and clean. The pouch mounts to MOLLE webbing and consumes just 2 columns of real estate for a minimal footprint on your plate carrier, chest rig, or pack without sacrificing a dedicated hydration carry solution.
Pair it with any of our water treatment kits and you have a complete, field-ready hydration system – water carried the right way.
Features:
- Available in your choice of Coyote, Multicam or Ranger Green
- Designed to hold a 32oz Nalgene Bottle
- MOLLE Compatible
- Pull tab at the front of the pouch assists with replacing and removing the bottle
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Eyelet holes on backside of the securing strap provide tie down points for your bottle
- Retention strap and buckle for securing bottle
Specifications:
- This pouch is designed to be mounted to MOLLE and consumes 2 columns
- Dimensions (Approximate): Height 8" x Width 3.25" x Depth 3.75"
- Made in the USA
Some images shown with optional bottle or accessories and are sold separately.
The dosages provided on the Water Data Card family of products are in accordance and alignment with the dosages as recommended by the CDC and EPA for safe water preparation. Please note that these concentrations and doses are considerably higher than other manufactured options (Aquatabs, Aquamira, H2gO) and should be treated accordingly. We do not recommend the use of household bleach as your primary water treatment method due to the varying concentrations of bleach and its degradation/decomposition over time. Follow all manufacturer's directions and personal protective equipment for the safe handling of bleach. Do not drink bleach. Your water treatment is your responsibility.