Help keep your water bottle beverages cool over miles of trail with the Outdoor Research Water Bottle Parka. Excellent for hiking, backpacking, paddling and more, this insulated design makes liquids easier to swallow and enjoy on hot summer days. The practical clip-in webbing is especially practical if you use the water bottle pockets on your pack for storing other items (like fuel bottles or fresh fruit). Water resistant finishes on the nylon fabric cover and zippers help separate the drinkable stuff from the mud and yucky road gunk.

The ideal solution for on-the-go insulation, the Outdoor Research Water Bottle Parka is an insulated bottle carrier that allows you to keep liquids hot or cold in the backcountry. Weighting much less than a thermos and utilizing your regular waterbottle, the Water Bottle Parka offers great performance and is built with a reinforced Velcro nylon strap that allows you to attach it to any pack.

It's almost an understatement to admit that most of the hikers and backpackers on the staff own a few of these. The Outdoor Research Water Bottle Tote is an essential accessory for anybody who attaches water bottles or other Nalgene containers to their pack. While some climbers and backpackers will point out that they already own a pack hydration pouch, backcountry cuisine experts insist on thinking outside the freeze-dried food pouch and often pack tomatoes, garlic and other fresh provisions in protective wide-mouth Nalgene bottles. The Outdoor Research Water Bottle Tote has a patented Qik-Stik® attachment system that lets you loop the Water Bottle Tote onto the face of your pack without clipping into weighty accessory carabineers. Outdoor Research recently upgraded the fabric on the Outdoor Research Water Bottle Tote, replacing the packcloth fabric with a new water-resistant Cordura® nylon fabric that doesn't readily absorb water or wear thin against abrasive surfaces.

Fits the 27oz bottle only, but now you can carry your Klean Kanteen perfectly on you bike. Snug fit assures that it will stay on through the bumps.