Eyourlife Wearable Hands Free Wrist Water Bottle for Running, Cycling, Hiking, Camping, Traveling, Hydration System for Runners and Athletes

This little water bottle really came in handy! Living it Texas, it’s usually still 80 degrees when I get up to go for a run in the mornings during the summer, and even hotter if I go in the evenings. Plus, I’m almost always in need of water after the first mile.I didn’t want something I’d have to hold on to while running, so this works perfectly! I fill it up, strap it on my wrist, and get going! It also holds the perfect amount of water for me, and anymore I think would get too heavy. It’s nice that it has a reflector so I don’t have to worry about visibility during early mornings or late evenings.The one downside is the it doesn’t hold the water temperature, and the lid is too small for ice cubes. I usually try and jam some crushed ice in which helps, but it’s always warm by the time I’m done. But when it comes to warm water or having none, I’ll take the water!

I finally used this for the first time this morning and I really wasn't impressed. The water is hard to get out. Like another reviewer said, you really have to suck on the bottle to get any decent amount of water or take the cap off. It's hard to run, breathe and try and suck water from a bottle. For this to work, you would need to stop and drink which defeats the purpose for me. This also rubbed by wrist raw. Granted I have smaller wrists and I struggled to get this tight enough to not move without cutting off the circulation in my arm. The result was the bottle moving up and down on my wrist. While I think elastic was a good idea, I almost think the strap would work better if not elastic. I will be looking for a different water bottle holder.

This is such a clever little water bottle. I love how it attaches to my wrist with Velcro. I love the ease of sipping water while I ride my bike. I did dump all the water on myself the first two times I used it because I pulled the top off with my sip... However, I figured it out and am now extremely happy! It is small and only holds about 7-8 oz. However, it's perfect for a 10 mile ride. I bought a second one that I add ice to when I'm riding longer. I love them.

The convenience of this water bottle was amazing. It holds the right amount of water for my needs. I used it recently for a 6 mile run & it was perfect. I can definitely see using for longer runs.

I like using this water bottle! I can use it on my wrist (you might want to put a wrist band under it if you like your drink icy cold because it makes my wrist a little cold) or in my hand (strap around my fingers) and it doesn't slosh around or anything while I run. I don't like to drink much water during a run, but this is enough to keep my throat from getting dry . I use it now for my 4-5 mile runs, and it'll be using it for my half-marathon in a few months. I put my BCAA drink in it. Leaks a few drops if inverted but no biggie to me. Easy to drink from while running.

I do a very brisk walk 5 days a week. I've always hated the idea of carrying a water bottle until I happened upon this little gem. It has a Velcro strap attached and is designed to wear around the wrist, I found this to be cumbersome so I strap it on my hand and wear in the palm of my hand. I actually forget it's there at times. As others have said it can be difficult to drink from but just a tiny sip is enough to stay hydrated on a hot day. Some have said the water doesn't stay cold but that's no big deal for me. I fill it after each walk, put it in a Ziploc bag, store in fridge and it's ready for the following day. It's been a game changer for me and the price was great.

Bought this for my mom when we go on our morning walks. She loves it. Just enough for an hour walk. Light and easy to wear!

This took a little while to come and by the time it arrived I forgot I ordered it! But it was a nice surprise and it is super cute! I ordered a Large thinking it would run small but I wish I would have gotten a medium because I’d prefer the shorts to hit me a tad higher at the waist but that was my fault