+Bushman Outdoors I spent a couple of weeks considering buying a pouch for my Klean Kanteen and Tatonka. I was concerned that the cup would be too tight in there to get out when I needed to, but it's perfect!There are more expensive Maxpedition ones but I think their pricing, particularly in the UK is shocking. I also don't like Maxpedition's system of trying to squeeze a bit more money out of you by making you buy 'tac ties' due to them not providing molle straps. They should give them away with each pouch. I even considered a cheaper one, but veered away from the idea of getting a cheap pouch due to it having zips. I've had some good cheap molle gear but also some junk, especially when zips are involved.Thanks for watching!Andy

Dano DeMano Sounds like a quality set up! Good stuff.

Cheers Drone Girl! Thanks for watching. All the best. Andy

Thanks! Was really pleased to find a solution to my cup storage problem :) I couldn't believe I couldn't find a video that made it clear that the cup can easily store in the bottom of the pouch. Anyway, took a gamble and it was OK. Thanks for watching! Andy

I put an Amazon link in the description and they were a bit cheaper on there I recall. Hopefully you get a good deal if you need one!

Sounds like a good setup! Thanks for watching.

@@sawdustandsurvival There'll be a break down series once I've finished all my mods 👍

Looking forward to it! I've subscribed to your channel so I'll keep an eye out. All the best and thanks again for watching.

+Norman Archer They are good! Post quickly and I've returned stuff I'm not happy with before and had no issues. Thanks for watching and commenting. All the best. Andy

Thanks Terry! I'm glad the problem has been solved. I'm getting used to using the bottle now too. Was a little unsure originally but OK now.

Thank you! Appreciate the kind word. Just subbed you. Look forward to any future vids.

+Dirt Diver Thank you!

I came to the conclusion that I'd already spent £28 on the Klean Kanteen and cup, so I just went all out and took a gamble. Glad I did now as it works well on the side of my Rush 24.Thanks for watching!Andy

+john sullivan Sounds good re the straw. I'll have to check it out.

Daryl Hicks couldn't agree more. I use one of those bags as a pre-filter to get any obvious muck out of the water before running it through the sawyer. the only reason I don't have it in the pouch is that I keep it in the bag it's being attached to for now. Thanks for watching and commenting! All the best. Andy

Also slip in a pack of Katadyn purification tablets so you can still treat the water on those rare occasions you don't have time / conditions to make a fire and wait for water to boil.

Thanks Jeff! Really glad I could help. All the best my friend! Andy

+Average Joe Survival √ thx for doing this!

Thank you for watching! All the best. Andy

+Average Joe Survival sorry, would you recommend military 1st? thx James (surprisingly)

Yes I'd reccomend them. They deliver fast and I've had no problems in the past even with returns. All I would say is to shop around as they're not always cheapest but if you find that their price on the item you're looking for is good, then I'd say go for it.

+The Survival Outpost Yea I'd guess it would as it's a type of durable black plastic. I've dropped it on its cap on concrete by accident when it was full so it's good, but I do reckon it'd warp. On all of the Klean Kanteen info included with it, they do say not to heat the cap. Thanks for watching! Really appreciate your time. All the best mate. Andy

Great question! I should have put that info in really. I've just looked on my Amazon order history and it states on the description 0.5litre (500ml) which seems to translate to 17.6 fluid ounces. Here is the link to the item I bought on Amazon Tatonka Stainless Steel Handle Mug www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B000G4XM8C/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_3NSODb6FSD7H2

I suppose that's possible but it's poor if so as it's so important. I think it's important to note the manufacture date due to the version of the pouch. I suspect the variance comes from this primarily. I know the original Condor pouch had no padding inside but then they added it, so I reckon they'll have tweaked it since adding.

I just got a condor brand one. It is really tight with my Walmart stainless cup/w handles. It's almost too tight to..

It's been a long time but I'll take a look! Sorry I've only just seen this. It didn't notify me and I just stumbled across this.

@@sawdustandsurvival thank you for looking. I've looked all over and can't find any. I've had similar issues with KZfaq not notifying me when a video goes up

Ok! I've gone above and beyond here in appreciation for the comment :) The Tatonka mug is available on the Amazon UK website at £16 which is probably about $20 plus postage. Now I paid under £10 back a few years ago so I think this is expensive despite it being a decent mug. In your shoes I'd spend the money on a more locally sourced alternative of the same size. You could probably get something that's titanium and cheaper than this, especially when you consider what international postage would be. But to do that, you'll need the internal measurements of the mug for it to fit with the Klean Canteen. I dug out my Tatonka mug and measured it precisely. The external diameter is 100mm and the internal diameter is 94mm. If you find something of those dimensions it should fit just the same.

@@sawdustandsurvival awesome thank you so so much! It is much appreciated! I put those measurements in Google and found a stainless steel cup and a few titanium. I'll take my klean kanteen bottle with me western I go to the store next week. Thank you again amigo!

Did you find the answer?

Really sorry for not spotting this comment! Once it was attached to the backpack it was still easy to remove. It was perfect for what I wanted to use it for. My concern about the ease of removal still being there when strapped to the pack was that it might sinch up a bit and remove some of its flexibility, but it wasn't the case. Was just perfect.

No probs! Makes a huge space saving with it all fitting in one compartment together.

@@sawdustandsurvival Ended up buying 2 pouches for my Nalgene 1L (Steel); pretty spacious indeed, I put a small gas cartridge on top of one bottle for my small "spider stove" and still have plenty of space in the front pocket for water purification, the stove, etc... Cheers!

Ah awesome! So am I right in thinking you carry 2 steel Nalgenes? Or is one for the stove?

@@sawdustandsurvival Yes, I used to carry 2x1L but now I usually carry a 3L hydration pack, I'd add the bottle if I needed more water though

Sounds like a great system. I like the idea of 2 x 1l because they're easier to clean than water bladders. If it works though then that's brilliant. I also like the idea that if it came to it you could have a clean and dirty one. One with filtered and purified water, one that is for dunking in water sources to clean.

I'm sorry, I don't know. I very much doubt it because this bottle really fills it.

3nertia That's a good point! I've never had hands on with the non-wide mouth version although I can see how the long thin neck might interfere with the lid of the Condor H2o pouch.

Average Joe Survival It can be zipped closed but it's a pain in the ass so I had to find another solution

+3nertia Have you resolved it? You can get molle pouches with a draw string top that I imagine would be ideal. They're very cheap too.

Sounds like a good setup for you! I didn't want 2 muself as it was important to easily remove the bottle without having a cup to keep hold of. Sounds like a plan though!

+1jdm408 I wouldn't go any bigger than this.

I've been really busy at the moment. My wife's pregnant, I got a temporary promotion at work and in honesty I've been doing a lot of the social stuff I know I won't get away with in a few months. Thanks for asking though! I'll hopefully get out again soon after doing some thinking. I actually did a video a couple of weeks ago which I still need to edit and upload. I'll get it up soon.

Good idea! Thanks.