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The North Face Borealis Water Bottle Holder - Unisex

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About this product

The North Face Borealis Water Bottle Holder is a compact, hands-free hydration carrier built from 300-denier recycled polyester with a DWR finish that provides a degree of weather resistance on camping and hiking outings or everyday use. Measuring 18 cm long by 9.5 cm wide and weighing just 120 g, it holds up to 1 liter and accommodates a wide range of bottle sizes thanks to an adjustable bungee strap. An adjustable webbing strap lets you dial in a comfortable, secure fit. Organization is handled by an external stretch pocket sized for a smartphone and a zippered external pocket with an integrated key clip. Reflective details add low-light visibility, a practical touch for early-morning or evening outings. The holder carries a sustainability credential through its use of recycled materials and is made in Indonesia. It is available in the Opal Frost colorway among other options and is carry-on compatible.

Category: Camp & Cook
Material: 300-denier recycled polyester, Durable 300-denier recycled polyester with a DWR finish for weather resistance
Color: Opal Frost
Size: Yes
Width: 9.5cm
Length: 18cm
Volume: 1L
Weight: 120g
Made In: Indonesia
Ideal For: Camping and hiking Everyday use

What people are saying

Reviewers consistently praise the North Face Borealis Water Bottle Holder for its lightweight, hands-free convenience on short hikes, dog walks, city errands, and travel when a full backpack is unnecessary. The adjustable bungee strap earns frequent compliments for accommodating a wide range of bottle sizes, including wide-mouth Nalgenes and large Yeti Ramblers, and the durable recycled nylon construction is seen as a quality build that should last. The most common complaint is that the front pockets become cramped or nearly unusable when a larger bottle is loaded, making it difficult or impossible to fit a modern smartphone. Some reviewers also note that carrying a fully loaded, heavy bottle can put noticeable strain on the shoulder strap over time.