Aquaclips In Action

Hi Brian!

Thank you very much for the clips! They work wonderfully. During our patrols, it is important to have both hands free in order to defend ourselves if necessary. These allow us to take a quick drink, and slide it back in, without distracting our attention.

Laurie

Laurie a member of the Guardian Angels Safety Patrol Group in Coatesville, Pennsylvania wrote, ''During our patrols, it is important to have both hands free in order to defend ourselves...''

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"I used them on a hike with my children and their cousin Kendall to San Jacinto State Park in California."

"I used them a lot on a three-day backpacking trip to Maplewood State Park in Minnesota..."

Excerpts from BackpackGearTest review by Raymond

"I used them on a hike with my children and their cousin Kendall to San Jacinto State Park in California."

"The kids carry them all around camp too. They hang them on a nearby branch to keep them close to hand. And many times I found them slid onto the gear pocket inside the tent also, like the picture..."

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Hey Brian,
I have attached a couple of pictures of how we hang the water bottle on the motorcycle when we go on our bike trips. It is so convenient! We take the aquaclip everywhere we go. Thanks again!
Lori

Hello Brian,

I just wanted to thank you for the Aqua Clips Brian – they look fantastic! We got a few pictures on horseback. The first two show the Aqua Clip clipped onto my saddle – which was very handy! The second set show it on my waist – which worked fine too. They are of me on my horse. Thanks again for both a wonderful product and customization – we love how beautifully they are printed!

Best Regards,

Nancy
Carrollton, Texas

Brian,

The Aquaclips worked out really well for me with the backpack I was using on the Pacific Crest Trail. I completed a little over half the distance on the trail 1,400 miles. That involved approximately 10 weeks of backpacking. For me using one Aquaclip with a 20 0z water bottle clipped to my backpack waist belt worked best. This kept water handy on my right side and was extremely easy to reach and clip back to my backpack waist belt. I had other larger water bottles in my backpack side stretch pocket (more difficult to reach and re-insert) that I used to re-supply the 20 0z bottle with the Aquaclip. For folks involved in long distance hiking, covering 20 plus miles per day and 12 hour hiking days is normal, so easy ways to obtain water and conserve energy is a big help. Even other folks who witnessed me using the Aquaclip commented on how neat they worked. Shortly I plan to order some more aquaclips for some of my hiking friends.

Scott

The AquaClip water Bottle Attachment (0.4 ounce) is a head slapper of "why didn't I think of that?" proportions. This little piece of plastic is amazing - simply snap the rounded end (cap wrench) around the neck of any small mouth water bottle and slip the angled end under a hip belt or into a shoulder strap loop, and you have a simple and effective water bottle attachment. A 20-ounce disposable water bottle is probably best for shoulder strap mounting because the bottle itself is very light and the total weight (about 1 pound) is about right. No problem removing the bottle cap while the clip is attached.