Bottle Sling
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YETI Bottle Sling
This Bottle Sling is the simple solution to transporting your H20 hands-free. That way you can eat snacks, skip rocks, or indulge your dog in a riveting round of fetch. You can even keep your cash and cards safe by sticking them in the Joey Pocket. Mount it to the HitchPoint Grid on any Hopper Soft Cooler (or the Camino Carryall Bag). But if youre lookin to hike light, clip on the removable carrying strap, sling it over your shoulder, and enjoy the journey up to that gotta-see-it viewpoint.
Small sized to fit the 18 oz. Rambler Bottle. Rambler Bottle sold separately.
- Material
- [face fabric] synthetic, [front pocket] stretch woven, [bottom] molded EVA
- Volume
- [small] 18 - 20oz, [large] 26 - 36oz
- Activity
- casual, hiking, travel
- Manufacturer Warranty
- limited
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Overall Rating
4 based on 98 ratings
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Selecting an option will reload the available reviews on the pageOctober 2, 2023
No sweat!
You know when the ice in your water bottle makes the outside sweat? This solved the issue.
Originally reviewed on YETI.com
October 2, 2023
Meh…
Nice concept, but it’s doesn’t fit bottles very well and the mounting system needs improved. Would like to use on other packs with molle but can’t. This is severely overpriced for how limited uses it has.
Originally reviewed on YETI.com
February 24, 2023
Love these slings!
I love my slings! I’m not sure why so many people are having issues attaching the straps, I slipped one side in slid it over and put the other side in. It was pretty easy.
Originally reviewed on YETI.com
February 10, 2023
Just add it to your cart when you buy a Rambler
As far as I'm concerned, this is a required piece of kit for all rambler bottles. For the office, the truck, the saddle, the trails, etc...
Originally reviewed on YETI.com
January 27, 2023
Strap not that hard to attach
Came here to say that when I purchased this in 01/2023 the strap took me less than 20 seconds on the first side and about 10 on the other. I had no strap attachment problems as other reviews state, not sure if it has been fixed since then or not? But it almost discouraged me from buying this and want this review to encourage you to buy it if you need this in your life!
Originally reviewed on YETI.com
October 1, 2022
Needle nose pliers.
Needle nose pliers are the trick to getting the strap on. It really helps pry the cloth around the hook. Please redesign this strap, Yeti
Originally reviewed on YETI.com
August 13, 2022
Strap Attachment Awful Design Flaw
Bought the Large Rambler Bottle Sling about a week ago (along with several other things). I wish I could tell you I have been enjoying the sling with my large rambler bottle, but unfortunately I have not been able to connect the strap to the “bag”…what a nightmare! I tried looking on YouTube to see if there was a video where someone had cracked the case, but to no avail. I’ve managed to get one side attached, took about 30 minutes…half way there I guess! Come on Yeti…it shouldn’t be this hard to attach a strap!
Originally reviewed on YETI.com
August 12, 2022
Great product with a not so easily removable strap
is does what I bought it for very well. That strap though.... its's insultingly hard to get that thing on. To the point that i don't bother taking it off. I definitely think they could use a redesign. Great product outside of that.
Originally reviewed on YETI.com
July 31, 2022
Not a tumbler sling:(
Great product/concept! Nevertheless, I feel like the last reviewer, who expressed my sentiments exactly “why not make one for the tumblers or fits across the board”. I got a tumbler & was so disappointed the small sling was too small, due to tumbler wider width at top & the large, u guessed it, too big; I don’t want to buy an 18oz bottle when my tumbler fits my needs better. A better design is needed, that flexes with more elasticity to accommodate both bottles/tumblers.
Originally reviewed on YETI.com
July 19, 2022
Strap isn’t that hard people.
Very nice. Don’t believe the complaints about the strap. It’s fine. Not easy but then we would t want it to come off to easy.
Originally reviewed on YETI.com
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