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Re: Canteen Pouch
any mil surplus store ever
any mil surplus store ever
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If that doesnt work there is a plethora of pouches made by companies like TAG.
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If that doesnt work there is a plethora of pouches made by companies like TAG.
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Get a Camelback... They work great, hold 200 oz., and do not mess with your hips when you walk alot... They are worth their weight in gold..
Good Luck!!
Get a Camelback... They work great, hold 200 oz., and do not mess with your hips when you walk alot... They are worth their weight in gold..
Good Luck!!
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Canteens r used only for last resort now. Military uses camel baks. U can get day packs for the field and they usually have hose holes so it stays in ur pack in shade. There vary convient
Canteens r used only for last resort now. Military uses camel baks. U can get day packs for the field and they usually have hose holes so it stays in ur pack in shade. There vary convient
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If you go the Camelback route, go with Source instead. Much easier to clean, and they don't have the plastic taste of the other. I've owned both and now I run 2 Source military 3L bladders on hikes, and 1 Source USMC 3L pack when shooting.
But to answer your question, here's a good US made one:
http://www.tacticaltailor.com/pouches/utility/canteen-utility-pouch
If you go the Camelback route, go with Source instead. Much easier to clean, and they don't have the plastic taste of the other. I've owned both and now I run 2 Source military 3L bladders on hikes, and 1 Source USMC 3L pack when shooting.
But to answer your question, here's a good US made one:
http://www.tacticaltailor.com/pouches/utility/canteen-utility-pouch
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Check out Triad Tactical. They have a nice MOLLE canteen pouch thats made in the USA.
http://www.triadtactical.com/One-Quart-Canteen-Pouch-MOLLE.html
Check out Triad Tactical. They have a nice MOLLE canteen pouch thats made in the USA.
http://www.triadtactical.com/One-Quart-Canteen-Pouch-MOLLE.html
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Camelbaks can't always be used, and dont lead to good water discipline, Or if your required to carry canteens by your unit.
http://www.triadtactical.com/Hydration-Bottle-Pouch.html
http://www.triadtactical.com/Modular-2Qt-Utility-Pouch.html
Cheaper:
http://www.opsgear.com/index/page/p...,286/product_name/MOLLE+1+Quart+Canteen+Pouch
http://www.opsgear.com/index/page/p...in/38,186/product_name/MOLLE+H2O+Bottle+Pouch
Camelbaks can't always be used, and dont lead to good water discipline, Or if your required to carry canteens by your unit.
http://www.triadtactical.com/Hydration-Bottle-Pouch.html
http://www.triadtactical.com/Modular-2Qt-Utility-Pouch.html
Cheaper:
http://www.opsgear.com/index/page/p...,286/product_name/MOLLE+1+Quart+Canteen+Pouch
http://www.opsgear.com/index/page/p...in/38,186/product_name/MOLLE+H2O+Bottle+Pouch
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<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Iggy.</div><div class="ubbcode-body">If you go the Camelback route, go with Source instead. Much easier to clean, and they don't have the plastic taste of the other. I've owned both and now I run 2 Source military 3L bladders on hikes, and 1 Source USMC 3L pack when shooting.
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Where did you find these? I looked online and found good reviews, but only one source to purchase from in the UK.
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Iggy.</div><div class="ubbcode-body">If you go the Camelback route, go with Source instead. Much easier to clean, and they don't have the plastic taste of the other. I've owned both and now I run 2 Source military 3L bladders on hikes, and 1 Source USMC 3L pack when shooting.
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Where did you find these? I looked online and found good reviews, but only one source to purchase from in the UK.
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We carry just the bladders from Source. They are easy to use in comparison to the CB ones. There are one, two, and three liter options.
http://www.triadtactical.com/AccessoriesFS/
We carry just the bladders from Source. They are easy to use in comparison to the CB ones. There are one, two, and three liter options.
http://www.triadtactical.com/AccessoriesFS/
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Hill People Gear
http://hillpeoplegear.com/Products/tabid/762/ctl/ProductDetails/mid/1916/ProductID/14/Default.aspx
Hill People Gear
http://hillpeoplegear.com/Products/tabid/762/ctl/ProductDetails/mid/1916/ProductID/14/Default.aspx
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Contact Ceylon @ delta outdoorsman.com
Look under eberlestock accessories. Same Source bladders
but for less money. No reason to pay more than necessary.
Contact Ceylon @ delta outdoorsman.com
Look under eberlestock accessories. Same Source bladders
but for less money. No reason to pay more than necessary.
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I use a HPG. I run it on molle though it could probably be adapted to work on a regular belt too. If I was going for regular belt use only I'd go mil surplus. Probably got an extra if you want to pay shipping for it.
I use a HPG. I run it on molle though it could probably be adapted to work on a regular belt too. If I was going for regular belt use only I'd go mil surplus. Probably got an extra if you want to pay shipping for it.
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Hill People Gear
Hill People Gear
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To the OP, I found a Mil surplus type canteen pouch for $6 or so in that hidden, corner rack at my local gun shop. I'm sure your's has one too. Sure, camelbacks are great for extended time periods, but when I'm out doing something like a 90 minute hike with the dogs, a canteen is all I need to carry.
As for the flapping against your hip...well, that's just part of the deal. I carry it over my tailbone. As long as I'm not running, it's not a hindrance.
To the OP, I found a Mil surplus type canteen pouch for $6 or so in that hidden, corner rack at my local gun shop. I'm sure your's has one too. Sure, camelbacks are great for extended time periods, but when I'm out doing something like a 90 minute hike with the dogs, a canteen is all I need to carry.
As for the flapping against your hip...well, that's just part of the deal. I carry it over my tailbone. As long as I'm not running, it's not a hindrance.
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