| Reviews : Sigg Neoprene Water Bottle Pouch (1.0-Liters) |
Technical Details
- For use with 1 liter Sigg water bottles
- Keeps bottle within easy reach while hiking, climbing or walking
- Provides protective padding as well as insulation from the elements
- Includes a Velcro strap and clip for easy carrying
- Sigg bottle not included
Product Description
Keep your Sigg water bottle insulated and close at hand with this neoprene pouch. You'll be able to keep your Sigg 1 liter bottle close at hand while hiking through the backcountry or traveling across the urban landscape. This neoprene pouch provides protective padding as well as excellent insulation to help keep your liquids at the desired temperature. It includes a Velcro strap and clip for easy carrying. Bottle not included. About Sigg
It all started with a simple hiker's bottle. Today, the SIGG bottle has acquired cult status. What happened is a success story that started in Biel, Switzerland in 1908. Küng, Sigg & Cie. manufactured leisure goods, kitchenware, and electrical appliances. The company relocated to Frauenfeld in 1916, where it helped pioneer the legendary tradition of Swiss quality. Since 1998, SIGG has concentrated on its core business: drinking bottles that deliver ultimate customer benefit.
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Customer Reviews
By Jesus De La Cruz (Texas USA)
Great product. Recommed to anyone that wants to protect and insulate your Sigg bottle. It has a nice velcro belt clip that makes it nice for quick clipping
By P. Thomas
The pouch was not easy to get on, but it fit well once I got it on. I really like it.
By Alex Moomaw (Pagosa Springs, CO, USA)
fits the bottle like a glove but can be difficult to get the bottle back into the pouch. the velcro strip and excessive undersized clip are relatively useless. would rather have a small handle and/or loop big enough for a carabiner to clip on.
By Susan (Arizona)
The good news is that this pouch works well. I've accidentally left the bottle full of 40 degree water in the car for an hour on a Tucson summer day (130+ degrees in the car) and still had water that was "room temperature" drinkable. In my experience, that's unusually good performance for an insulated bottle. The pouch is snug, secure, and the belt clip, zipper, and Velcro are sturdy. It's a well-made pouch.
The bad news, as a couple of people have mentioned, is the neoprene. I've had the pouch for about two months, and most of the smell has worn off, but there's still a little, enough to bother me when it's that close to my nose. Plus I'm not crazy about the feel of it in my hand. The contrast between the cool, pure water and the smelly, synthetic-feeling bottle is not pleasant. I'll continue to use it on hot days, though, because it works.
By Peter T. Jensen (San Diego)
This is a fairly essential jacket for the Sigg bottle's thin but tough metal walls--especially if you're going camping, or dropping it, or letting it roll around in your car. The bottle slips in with a little bit of effort needed--a tight fit. But that makes sense. Kind of like zipping up a wetsuit.
And the wetsuit analogy is the only downside: it smells like a neoprene wetsuit. And it's right up against your nose when you drink from the bottle. Kind of ruins the pure taste of water that has been kept in a bottle you bought specifically because the innards don't leach any odd smells or tastes into your refreshment.
Hence, I prefer to use this jacket only when I'm camping.
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