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It might depend on the country you're in. It works for me (based in the UK). If the link isn't working just search for the bottle on amazon or on their website. I'm sure there are loads for sale

@@justaguy2567 thank you so much 😊

@@ZachAgape thank you so much! I love that you liked the video that much to watch it multiple times haha. Hope you enjoy the bag 🙂

@@ZachAgape thank you so much again! If I can get my hands on the other backpacks I’ll definitely do a review

@ you're very welcome, great thanks, and I appreciate both your comment responses☺️ Have a lovely week, take care!🫶

Bro I read your comment, realized there's a Hive 2.0(for some reason its shown alll the way at the bottom on their site), and I bought it right away! Like you said, they legit listened to feedback and improved everything that sucked about 1.0 I should get the bag in two/three days and will do a week long trip with it. After that Ill upload a video for others to check!

@@jonbikaku6133 Hey, thanks so much for sharing!☺️ I'm glad my comment helped and indeed it's weird why the keep it at the bottom of the site! I guess they want to empty the stocks of the 1.0 first? You can also find the Hive and Nest 2.0 whenever you're looking at any of their backpacks and scroll down to where you can select their other backpacks to compare with😊 I agree, it seems like a good improvement overall! I still wish it had 2 water bottle pockets though haha And yay, thanks so much, I can't wait to see your review/comparison about it!😁🥰 I'll subscribe to you so I hopefully see it when you upload🫶

@@jonbikaku6133 Have you received the bag and had the chance to do your week long trip with it? ^^

@@Vivalbasket14 thank you! glad you found it useful 😁

@@rosally I wish I could help you but I only ever put still water in my water bottles, sorry

@@girlgreenivy because of the straw included I’d say no. But I suppose the straw could be removed and it would be fine. However I’d recommend getting a dedicated hot drink flask.

@@TravelwithYiew can’t say it’s a factor I consider for day to day use for me. However I did notice I couldn’t put as much in it as I liked because of airline carry on weight limits when travelling in the Philippines.

@@tristbrook Cool! thanks for sharing :)

@@WasifAnton thank you. It’s still a great bottle and no issues so far

@@nomadkids_de thank you 😁

Thank you for the feedback. I originally filmed more good points about the Owala but felt I was repeating myself too much after listing a bunch of things that makes a water bottle good around the 30s mark. So figured highlighting the main stand out feature is all that needed to be spoken about. I will definitely consider your points for the next video I make :)

You can still use it regularly to drink like a regular cup, bottle, etc. The straw is just there so you don't have to tilt it to take a drink.

@@sharonramirez6665 definitely!

@@Obedthian-UK still perfect. No complaints at all

@@mrbladenft thank you 😁

Thank you! That's a good idea! My girlfriend has the wardrobe and a few other accessories, so I'll definitely be doing this

Hey! Glad you liked the review. And thank you for subscribing :) I would make a review but unfortunately I've sent the Shelter bag back. So I'll write out my thoughts for you. There were a few things about the bag I didn't quite get on with such as the side and front straps always coming undone and the roll top (I just don't like roll top bags I found out). But more specifically for your use intentions I wouldn't recommend it because the size isn't quite right. It's too big as a daily use bag, and for carry on. Yet it's not big enough to maximise the checked bag size allowance you get on airlines. Personally I would either go with two cabin bags or one large hiking backpack and a sling back like the Wandrd 6L for carry on. I hope that helps. Happy to answer any more questions :)

​@@tristbrook thanks for the reply. That indeed answered my questions about it. Might buy the shell bag for a daily carry and for small weeks away and look further for a bigger backpack Thanks!

@@brynnchristensen2005 hey! Although it doesn’t look it the handle is very sturdy. I often carry it from the handle when full or hang it on hooks etc. I had the same concern but it’s honestly been okay. I haven’t noticed the material on the lid getting dirty however I have bought it in grey so it could be concealing it. The material is quite soft so I can see how a white version could hold/show dirt. Hope that helps 😊

@tristbrook Thank you so much!! And a question that I've had but can't find in the videos is is the straw easy to drink out of or awkward at all (compared to most other bottles)? I'll probably use the straw the most and I still want to be able to comfortably chug out the straw, lol. Thanks again 🙂

@@brynnchristensen2005 No problem :) - The straw is very easy to drink from, I use it most of the time and it's the easiest I've ever used

@@tristbrook Thanks again! Take care 🙂🙂🙂

Thank you for the recommendation. I'll check it out :)

That's great! Totally agree. The drinking spout has made such a difference

@@onechilleddumpling thank you! Oooo I’ve not tried all of them yet but I have had the Shelter and my girlfriend owns the Hive. In my opinion the Shelter is too much. Too many straps that don’t stay in place. Not big and comfortable enough for backpacking but not small enough for carry on. Out of those 3 I prefer the Shell. But I’m keen to try the Nest and the Nook as a smaller daily carry option. Hope that helps?

@@tristbrook That helps a lot, thank you so much for your answer! :) I bought the Shell, really looking forward to it.

I somewhat agree. Because it's a designed specifically as a camera it has quite a few features that make it a lot better than an iPhone. But if you're happy with the experience of using an iPhone to capture video then that's great :)

in which ratio you’ve taken the video on pocket 3??

@@WeiFinder thank you so much. Glad you liked it ☺️

@@brandondeauville4738 thank you so much! Means a lot 😁

So far it’s been perfect. I have absolutely nothing bad to say about it. You’ve made a great purchase. 😁

@@tristbrook Let's go! Glad I picked the best one out of the bunch! Cheers!

Interesting! Thanks for sharing your experiences. I've personally had none of those issues. I actually just got the bottle wet to see if would make it difficult to hold and there doesn't seem to be an issue. I've also never experienced any weird scents. Did you buy the Owala free-sip? Maybe there is a difference between the ones sent to the UK and the US. Such a shame. I hope you find a good one soon that's right for you :)

The perfect "big" waterbottle would actually be those "Simply Grapefruit" bottles, with the narrow neck and wider base. If only they weren't plastic. A plain steel one would be great, no need for vacuum-double wall either, the shape is great for large volume. In the same size as the juices but also maybe a taller one, same footprint. Nothing fancy for the lid, but a lanyard so it can hang off the side while drinking so it could be a one-handed affair.

@@tristbrook There might even be a difference in the two-pack versions for Costco or bigbox stores. It was definitely the FreeSip. The plastics used it in seemed to be of a slightly lower quality/density (hard to say, like variance between car interiors, some seem "cheaper") The exterior surface has a fine small-grain dapple to it, and when wet it's a real bear to keep it from slipping through my fingers. The Coleman bottle has a similar texture, but no slippage. (This one: "FreeFlow AUTOSEAL® 40 oz Stainless Steel Water Bottle") It felt like some kind of prank, like "how could they DO this to me?" XD

@@tristbrooknah king you did a great job and the Owala is a solid product. Some folks just don’t clean their product properly

It says that it’s only good for water on their website

Yes! I've used it as my only bag on Easy Jet or Ryan Air when we went to Scotland for a short trip. I wouldn't recommend maxing out the bags capacity by filling the kangaroo pouch though

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There were many others throughout but unfortunately couldn’t put them all in the video

Did you have regular crocs or all terrain crocs? (I feel embarrassed. I completely forgot about crocs and sport mode!)

​@@tristbrook not the regular ones, the ones with bigger more robust lower part(don't know how to call it) but damn I never wore crocs after that hike haha

Weight is definitely a big factor and very personal preference with how much we are each willing to carry. I’m always trying to reduce the weight but maximise quality and versatility

Good to know! I’m interested - what would you do differently?

@@tristbrook the only thing I'd say I'd do differently is I do make use of my ND filters if I wanna shoot video with my big camera. You're right about them being a pain in the ass but I suffer through it. And while slightly less useful I'll still bring one of those little lights they've come in handy a time or two. Everything else is spot on.

@@jmackultra Your comment about suffering sums it up! What we are willing to suffer through dictates what we are willing to take. The release of Peter McKinnons new ND and Polariser in one filter might change my mind on filters

During filming I mentioned about buying one but cut it during editing as it didn’t feel right to comment on a camera I haven’t used or own. Planning to buy one though. The reviews look great and hoping it could be a replacement for the GoPro. Do you have an x3 or x4?