Tellement pratique, fait parfaite pour une bouteille de 1,8 litre. On peut facilement glisser sont cellulaire et un petit portefeuille dans la pochette avant et le porte clés est très pratique.
I have a 64oz Iron Infidel bottle and it fits like a glove. This is the only one in this product category I found on Amazon that holds a 64oz bottle! Even a $100 one I found only compatible with bottles up to 46oz. So good value, I guess (considering it's the only option lol) The nilon straps that hold the magnet clip to the bag have seemed to stretched a bit over the month I've had it, especially where the magnet is, which causes the bottle to hang at a slight angle when attached to whatever equipment I'm using. Could be solved by the clip being longer so it slides into all three straps, but that's a bit of a nit-pick, but also makes me worry slightly about its durability over time... The magnet is very strong though and holds my bottle completely full of water, and sometimes I even have a bit of trouble detaching it. And you can even rotate the bottle around the magnet while attached to the equipment for convenient hydration without needing to hold the bottle at all, just tipping it up or sipping from your straw and your mouth level! 5 out of 5!
This is an awesome piece of gear. There are so many attachments you can attach on using the molle system. It comes with two straps: 1 shoulder and 1 hand strap. Both are made with durable fabric and very strong. Carabiner is plastic but i can tell it is heavy duty. There are unexpectedly alot of pockets for being a bottle carrier. You can practically use this as an EDC. The man compartment is huge and can accomodate small to medium devices. Laptop power adapters, mouse, snacks, etc. The front has two compartments ine zipped and one velcro’d. The zipped pockets have enough space for a pro max phone or two. In this compartment there are two pouches on each side. One has a key tether which i was really surprised it came with. This is probably one reason why this bag could be an EDC. The front compartment is just a straightforward compartment with flap that is velcro’d. The velcro btw is very strong. The front has the loop part of the velcro and you can attach a patch to personalize this bag. One side has a zipper where it can expand for more space. This side has 3 molle straps. Same on the other side but it has a built in grab strap. I also have to mention that the strap attachment on the bag is made with metal- really great feature for strength and durability. On the back is three more molle strap divided by 3 so 9 total molle attachment strap. This bag came with a removeable tactical magnet for when you want to mount on anything metal like when you’re in the gym or at work. The roung magnet is about 2 inches in diameter and REALLY REALLY strong. It can hold its place even with a 64oz yati tumbler in it. Only bad thing with the strong magnet is that the single molle attachment that the magnet is attached to is made of plastic. Durable but it bends when you pull the bag away from anything metal. One other improvement, or maybe an option in the future, I would bring up is that i wish the inside/interior could have a different color like orange or light silver. This would givenit better visibility for when you need to look inside and grab something relatively small. Same can go in the front compartments. Other than this, this bag is really jampacked with useable features. Very modular and can be used on multiple occassions, not just for working out. Hiking, day at the park/theme park, traveling, biking, camping, etc
Honestly a great product. I recently purchased for a vacation featuring hiking. Took this out with me for my 1/2 gallon water bottle and it felt pretty comfortable. Everything came in perfect with no noticable defects. Pretty rugged overall with a nice feel and design. The extra pockets are very convinient for storing some extra supplies. Overall, very satisfied!
The 1TG Magnetic Gym Bag (Brown) features an adjustable shoulder strap and a water bottle holder equipped with a phone pocket (compatible with various bottle sizes)—its design as a bottle carrier is simply outstanding. Honestly, I feel like I’m not even worthy of owning it—haha. Also, since it’s marketed as a "men's magnetic gym bag," I suppose I’m crossing gender lines by using it (just kidding). However, it is a rather pricey little bag, so the question arises: is it worth the cost? On the plus side: in terms of material, it is virtually indestructible. It is crafted from dense nylon canvas. It uses YKK zippers, which means top-tier quality. I particularly love the design where the zipper teeth are "hidden" when closed. YKK has achieved something remarkable: over decades of development, the brand has become synonymous with "high quality." I recall that most zippers I saw in the US during my childhood were YKK, and they were always excellent. While the quality of many zippers on the market today is questionable, with YKK, you know you’re getting something smooth, durable, and reliable. Another highlighted feature is the "MOLLE" webbing system on the side. MOLLE is a military standard for gear organization (the acronym stands for "Modular Lightweight Load-carrying Equipment"). Simply put, the MOLLE system usually consists of rows of short webbing loops that allow you to attach various items. This bag features four sets of webbing—each with three loops spaced about an inch apart—distributed across one side, one section of the front, and both sides of the back. Promotional photos show how to use the webbing to hang sunglasses: simply slide the temple arm through a loop. Other slender items fit too, such as pens or anything with a clip. Regarding storage, for a small bag, it offers a surprisingly rich array of pockets. It has a total of five pockets or compartments, including the main pocket designed for a water bottle. The front accessory pocket contains two internal sleeves, a short webbing strap with a hook (for keys), and a small pocket specifically designed for an AirTag®. This bag offers two carrying options: a stylish short handle woven from paracord and an adjustable shoulder strap. Both attach to a metal loop sewn onto the top back of the bag via sturdy quick-release clips featuring 360-degree swivels (a design that prevents the handle from twisting or flipping over). The shoulder strap includes two adjusters and a shoulder pad; the adjusters slide smoothly when pulled firmly but lock securely in place when not in use, preventing accidental slipping. The strap offers ample length, making it suitable even for tall—or exceptionally tall—individuals. When fully extended and worn crossbody, the bag hangs around mid-thigh (I am approximately 168 cm or 5'6" tall); when shortened to the minimum length and worn crossbody, it sits near the waist, a very convenient height. If you frequent places with steel surfaces, the magnetic backing proves very practical. The magnet's ability to support the weight of the bag and its contents depends on the material and shape of the mounting surface: large, solid steel plates work best, while very thin or uneven steel surfaces are less effective. For instance, I found it difficult to detach the bag from the side of an enameled steel bathtub, yet it barely held onto the upright post of a steel shelving unit. It should work perfectly on lockers or truck bodies (unless it's one of those newer trucks with plastic body panels!). The magnet is removable, allowing you to reposition it elsewhere on the bag. The bag is primarily designed to simplify carrying a water bottle while managing other essentials—it has enough space for a phone, cards, cash, keys, sunglasses, and other small items, functioning much like a men's everyday carry pouch with a dedicated water bottle compartment. Of course, you can use the bottle pocket for other items, though keep in mind that the opening secures only with a drawstring and the side walls are soft. If I frequently needed to carry a water bottle without a lot of other gear, I would consider the $50 price tag well worth it. Its value lies in its robust materials and craftsmanship, promising exceptional longevity; meanwhile, features such as the short handle, adjustable shoulder strap, and magnetic hanging design offer great convenience. While it might seem overpriced for an item used only occasionally, such high-quality, well-designed products are a rarity these days; simply owning something that reminds you that "quality still exists" may well be reason enough to splurge on it.
