Gearproz HydroCord Handle - America's No. 1 Paracord Survival Strap Carrier, Snaps onto Wide Mouth, 12 to 64 oz, Compatible with Hydro Flask 1.0 and Takeya Water Bottles

Okay, I took a look at a few from a few While I could have gone with some cheaper options, I'm glad I went with this one. As soon as I heard that, "What?" came to mind. The handle of a water bottle costs almost $20? My shiny new water bottle went flying off the seat when I hit the brakes on the first day I had it in my car . As soon as I saw it rolling, I knew I had to do something about it. I am very pleased with the product because it is of very high quality and it is manufactured in the United States. It is just icing on the cake that the warranty is lifetime. i bought a 32oz bottle of the Turquoise Flow and this fits perfectly. Additionally, the color of the mint/black matches that of the bottle. In a nutshell,.

Paul Frazier

| Sep 16, 2020

My bottle bounced off the ground when the handle fell off yesterday as I was walking across a parking lot. I noticed a stray cord fiber at home after I got home from work today. The nylon cord itself seems to be very low quality. I don't know what caused it to break, but I thought I could salvage parts at least. The slide stop is the only worthwhile part. A fresh end has been snipped, and I have examined the guts. They are I found the cord wrap to be cheap since it is not tightly wound anymore. A lot less than what is required by the military. As a result, the paracord was good while it lasted, but do not rely on it in an emergency. The nylon is probably not type III. ****** Update ****** Immediately after I posted my review, Gearproz contacted me and replaced the handle with a new one. I have tested the new handle since my review and it seems much more durable than its predecessor, as it has weathered much more demanding conditions than the previous model. However, I have been super busy so I have not updated my review yet. My recommendation for this product is now complete.

Elaine Lowery

| Nov 11, 2020

Originally, I had a 40oz bottle, but I drink so much water that I needed something larger. I had to adjust to carrying more weight when I got a bigger bottle. (Especially with the straw lid on it. ) If not carried properly, the bottle itself is bulky, heavy, and difficult to carry. Gearproz paracord handle in the color mint is a wonderful item. It's easy to use and it has a whistle and compass attached. The fact that my water bottle is lighter already makes things so much easier. There is no doubt that this cord is more sturdy and thick than anything I have seen before. Compared to competing cords, the better cord matches my bottle and lid, as I spent the extra $6. Tips for beginners There are a lot of reviews about how hard it is to put on at first, but I have a trick you can use. Make sure the paracord stays out in the sun for at least five minutes before trying it on If left on for about 10 minutes, the outside rim will soften, making it easier to maneuver as it gives way to your wide mouth A quick and easy installation can be achieved with this trick. The one I have on now was not difficult for me to put I hope this is helpful!.

Fisher Horton

| Nov 05, 2020

In addition to buying me a new hydro flask, my wife also bought me a new paracord handle as a replacement for my old beat up one. Only after I tried putting on the handle did I realize that the new hydro flasks have a smooth metal top, which makes it difficult for the paracord to remain secure and which makes it easy to lose.

Lewis Harrison

| Jan 05, 2021

bottle was purchased at a local store. About a month ago, I started using Hydro Flask. HF is part of my bag to and from work as well as wherever else I want to go. . . =o) Since the HF is a little on the bigger side, carrying it in conjunction with all my other things got to be too cumbersome. It was hard to take it out with a purse or a bag weighing it down and it was also a hassle to throw it in there. As a result, I started looking for something that would make carrying it easier. My attention was drawn to the Hydro Flask Handle at that point. To my HF, the handle has been a great addition. I find that carrying my HF around has become much easier since I purchased it. As for the cord, it feels thick and comfortable in my hand. It is long enough so that I can easily grab it as I'm running out the door, as well as slip it over my arm and onto my forearm so I can grab all my other items as well and o) There is a plastic buckle clasp on one end of the handle so you can detach it so you can loop it through and clip it The HF can also be used much easier with the Wide Mouth Flat Cap lid if you prefer it. The handle just needs to be unclipped. It also comes with a rubber ring with a hole in it so you can insert the carabiner hook so you can attach the handle directly from the hole. The rubber ring holds the cord securely while also allowing it to be easily attached from that point. Aside from the quality of the item, the color of the handle is the same as the one on I'm so excited! It is an awesome handle that I would recommend to anyone with a high-functioning hand. You are adding a great feature to your site.

Sierra Armstrong

| Jun 18, 2021

According to the website, I used a blow dryer to warm and soften the rubber ring, as well as soaking it in hot water before applying it to the body. As the instructions state, you need strong hands, but what you really need is two adults holding the water bottle and a screwdriver inserted into the hole where the carabiner fits. There is no way I am kidding. I've put it on for good and won't take it off again. As soon as it was on, I really liked the feel of the handle and it makes carrying it so much easier.

Landyn Waters

| Dec 20, 2020