Store and keep your water bottle within easy reach with the Arc Water Bottle Carrier in black from Tamrac. This carrier will accept beverage containers up to 3.5" in diameter. It attaches to a belt or any product featuring Arc attachment slots and is also M.O.L.L.E. compatible. At just 3.8 oz, this carrier is light enough to easily forget you're even carrying it. Constructed of 600D and 800D polyester fabric with double-PU coating, and lined with 210D Oxford nylon, the Arc Water Bottle Carrier is strong, durable, and easy on your gear. This product is PVC-free as well.

Keeps Water Bottle within Easy Reach    Accepts Container up to 3.5" in Diameter    Attaches to Belt or Arc Slots    M.O.L.L.E. Compatible    Shock Cord Keeper    Lightweight at 3.8 Oz    600D, 800D & 210D Materials    PVC-Free

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. I am wanting to offer a labelling machine to beekeepers who are buying our small B1000S filling machines for filling 250 and 500g and 1000g jars of honey. How do you stop the honey getting on the lid when you turn the jar on its side for labelling? Or do you label before filling?

A: If the lid is on tight, the honey should not leak. But labeling the bottle prior to filling would be ideal.

Q: 2. What is the widest with of label works with this machine?

A: The widest label width is up to 6" or 150 mm.

Q: 3. Will this work with the smallish Cotton Scout G2? I assume lateral stability wouldn't be as good as with a larger carrier, but I mainly want something to relieve the weight on my left hand when holding. Other suggestions??

A: No. The following unit is designed and made for the cotton carrier harness system for a better end-user experience.

Q: 4. How can an Arca Swiss-type lens foot be attached to this Steady Shot?

A: Most add to the Cotton Carrier Steady Shot that has a an Arca-Swiss style clamp. Or just the clamp to it. This link shows it in use with all options, https://bhpho.to/3Sjdq8k .

Q: 5. As anyone used the SteadyShot with either a Canon EF 100-400 mm lens or a Canon RF 100-500 mm lens? Are these too heavy for comfortable use?

A: Customers have used the Cotton Carrier Steady Shot with much larger lenses such as the 200-400mm (about 6 inches longer and 4 pounds heaver than the 2 lenses you mentioned). So it is comfortable to use and it will help stabilizer your photos and videos.

Q: 6. I'm 5'4 female with a Nikon D810 and 500mm lens. Will this work on a Botswana safari where the vehicles are open and a bean bag would be useless and a monopod might be difficult?

A: I am 5'4 and have a nikon D750. I used the vest on a recent trip to the arctic. It was wonderful for securing the camera with the 70-200mm lens when I was getting in and out of the zodiac boats or when we were in rough waters and it takes the weight of the camera off your neck when you are out shooting for hours. The steady shot was an okay replacement for a tripod in tight or rough shooting conditions, but it is subject to the movement of your body. Use a fast shutter speed and a high ISO and you will need to keep your hands on the camera, especially with a big lens. I haven't tried it with my 500mm lens as I just bought that one.

Q: 7. I have canon equipment , realistically what is the largest lens the cotton carrier steady shot with camera vest can keep stable?

A: I use the cotton carrier with a Nikkor 300mm f/2.8 lens and 1.4X teleconverter attached to a Nikkon D300s camera. it works well but I don't like carrying it long distances ( I'm 78 and weigh 112 lb so that's probably not a problem for someone younger and stronger).Ann

Q: 8. Is this dye or pigment ink?

A: The Epson T522 Black Ink Bottle (65mL), BH #EPT522IBBLK is a dye based ink.

Q: 9. Will this work on the Think Tank belt?

A: Yes this pouch can work with a Think Tank belt.

Q: 10. One of the product photos is showing a water bottle and it shows a strap, yet the other photos don't show the elastic strap. Does this or doesn't this have a strap to keep the water bottle in it?

A: This had belt loop but it has no strap