OneTigris Tactical Military Hydration Tube Holders for Secure Connections

Sam: These are okay but I wish I'd just got the proper thing instead of the magnetic type.

United Kingdom on Nov 29, 2022

DMZ92: I used 2 clips to pin the hydration hose along the daysac shoulder straps so that they are not loosely flapping around. My hydration hose leaks from the nozzle so I was able to U bend it & clip it so that the nozzle faces up instead of down, this sorted out the problem of my hydration unit dripping onto my leg. I like these clips & I would happily buy again & recommend to friends.

United Kingdom on May 16, 2022

jsett (ShadowWolf)jsett (ShadowWolf): at first i was concerned these clips wouldnt hold or fit onto the molly webbing..... i put them on as soon as they arrived i had a little issue putting them on but persistance and squeezing the webbing to slide into the clip groove it went on and it held up very well with no issues with it coming loose the tube held securly also

United States on Jun 15, 2021

tfk: 第一印象はチャッチイ！こりゃすぐ割れるな。でしたが、意外に頑張っています。
今のところ一個も割れずに活躍しています。
心配していた耐久性も悪くなさそうなのでリピートしたいですね。

Japan on Apr 29, 2021

M: Bought these when I found that the tactical backpack I had purchased did not have any tube holders for my hydration bladder tube. It only took some minor fiddling to fit them to the MOLLE straps on my backpack.

Although it will fit an insulated tube they are clearly not designed for it as an insulated tube is a bit big for the clip. Also they can be a bit difficult to turn for the clip orientation and the plastic on the clip broke on one of them when I try to turn it.

Overall they work well and have held up overuse except for the one that broke.

United States on Mar 07, 2020

DrJWC: So...the base is not a perfect squares, and one side is longer than the other. I have the 5.11 Rush 24 backpack, and the smaller side of the base is too small to connect to the Mollie webbing on the backpack. The good news is, the larger side fits perfect, but the problem is, it has to go in-between two Mollie webbing straps lying next to each other, or sided by side. Unfortunately, this takes up two Mollie straps instead of using just one. Fortunately, I have so much Mollie webbing on the backpack that it doesn't really matter anyhow. I am using the Camelbak mil-spec military 3.0L. hydration pack with the insulated drinking tubes. I did not expect the clips to work, but they work really well. They are not pinching the drinking tube, nor hindering the ability to drink from the pack in any way. From the pictures online by OneTigris, it looked as though the clips might break, or might need to be heated a little bit in order to mold them properly, so they can hold the drinking tube in place properly, but they didn't. Works just fine the way they are, and fits right over the insulation tube great. I took the gamble, and it worked out great! Thanks OneTigris

United States on Feb 11, 2017

Comptar: Now all my backpacks are fitted with these or the original ones. The One Tigris version can be rotated and fits standard and slightly larger webbing. The fixing can be rotated through several click stops allowing the water tube to be positioned at different angles. In other words, better than the originals!

United Kingdom on Aug 15, 2016

Bitpro: I had made a previous feedback of one star for this product due to the fact that I did not believe it would fit into standard MOLLE webbing and I was wrong. I was using the item improperly and upon help form the great customer service at OneTigris I can now use it properly and appropriately change my recommendation to 5 stars.

Canada on Aug 04, 2016

Amazon Customer: Product will fit on nearly any pack system, with the clip being removable from the base, you can rotate it into any configuration you would like for horizontal or vertical tube hang. The hose loops being removable is a huge bonus, typically if your pack or tube get caught on something it will snap that clasp off, since this clasp is designed to pop off and reattach it saves a lot of frustration. These came in a great little bag for storing the spares. I don't believe these will ever wear out but if they do I will be quick to purchase these again.

United States on Jun 29, 2016

Barbara: They work, they are affordable, and are as expected, so five stars. I was surprised they were basically 4 small items packaged loose in a burlap cinch bag, and then the burlap bag is jammed in a tiny tear resistant mailing packet that is smaller than the palm of my hand. In my mind I thought the packaging would be the four clips on a piece of colorfully printed cardboard and sealed in a blister pack - then I was going to cut the packaging apart into four and gift wrap them individually and make them a gift topper for the four backpacks I'm gifting the teens in my life this Christmas. With no packaging at all, I'll probably just scrap the gift topper idea and install these clips on the backpacks before I wrap them. Just thought others should know how they come with no packaging in case you wanted to give them as gifts. For a 10 day backpacking trip last summer, these teens just used twist ties from bread loaves to secure their water badder hoses to borrowed packs, so I'm looking forward to shocking them with their own gear done right this Christmas.

United States on Nov 24, 2015