Stay Hydrated - Carry Fluids on Your Bars!

[Sled Solutions]

# Water bottle holder holds up to two water bottles
# Fits sleds with riser blocks
# Durable
# Out of the Way
# Easy Water Access
# Water Bottles Not Included

$39.00

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[pano-dude]

I am guessing the bottles would not stay in the holder when the trail is rough.

 

[icr]

make one with a mesh netting over the bottles and I'll buy one...

 

[go high fast]

i throw a poweraid in the seat pouch and call it good.

 

[Blu Du]

can you get a matching fanny pack with that

 

[Sled Solutions]

make one with a mesh netting over the bottles and I'll buy one...

That's not a bad idea....I've passed it on to the Manufacture.

Paul

 

[Goldenwest]

Um, don't ya think they will freeze??????

 

[khaddon2110]

Um, don't ya think they will freeze??????

X2^^^^^^^^^


but hey, if you want to carry around two blocks of ice all day, whatever

 

[sledhead699]

would probley be more lickly to put them one my quad then my snowcat. not inpressed.

 

[icr]

toss a chemical hand warmer packet under each bottle and they won't freeze

 

[Ex-Member]

i throw a poweraid in the seat pouch and call it good.

Camelbak

Um, don't ya think they will freeze??????

Yup, that's what I was thinking. I've had water bottles freeze in my tunnel pack sitting on the exchanger. No doubt you'd be left with ice blocks on the handlebars.

 

[rotax]

Camelbak

Yup, that's what I was thinking. I've had water bottles freeze in my tunnel pack sitting on the exchanger. No doubt you'd be left with ice blocks on the handlebars.

Water on your back = win.. if you keep the mouth piece from freezing!

My dad uses a handle bar bag similar to this with the bottle pouches.
I've seen him have to drink slush/ice a few times.


But on a more pos. note, it does look handy for storing a radio, gps, cam, etc...for quick access. but I think they have a different product around for just that sorta thing...

 

[Sled Solutions]

Camelbak

Yup, that's what I was thinking. I've had water bottles freeze in my tunnel pack sitting on the exchanger. No doubt you'd be left with ice blocks on the handlebars.

Camelbak is a great option. I rode with one on my bike.

This is just another option...I would use two travel mugs that have a secure closing top.

Water on your back = win.. if you keep the mouth piece from freezing!

My dad uses a handle bar bag similar to this with the bottle pouches.
I've seen him have to drink slush/ice a few times.


But on a more pos. note, it does look handy for storing a radio, gps, cam, etc...for quick access. but I think they have a different product around for just that sorta thing...

We do....