Comments on: The Aquaclip http://www.starling-fitness.com/archives/2006/05/27/the-aquaclip/ Daily writings about fitness, diet, and health Wed, 17 Mar 2010 01:56:34 -0600 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 By: Hector Lopez http://www.starling-fitness.com/archives/2006/05/27/the-aquaclip/#comment-166722 Hector Lopez Mon, 03 Mar 2008 05:45:41 +0000 http://www.starling-fitness.com/?p=745#comment-166722 <p>These are great for travelers. I used one traveling all over Mexico, China, and Egypt, and it works like a charm. If you can't trust the water out of the tap, and are carrying a backpack (or need both hands free so you don't appear like a target for would-be tourist muggers), this little product is what you need.</p> These are great for travelers. I used one traveling all over Mexico, China, and Egypt, and it works like a charm. If you can’t trust the water out of the tap, and are carrying a backpack (or need both hands free so you don’t appear like a target for would-be tourist muggers), this little product is what you need.

]]> By: Susan Bolton http://www.starling-fitness.com/archives/2006/05/27/the-aquaclip/#comment-158449 Susan Bolton Sat, 02 Feb 2008 20:40:32 +0000 http://www.starling-fitness.com/?p=745#comment-158449 <p>Having had gastric-bypass surgery two years ago my need for having water always available for me is a primary concern. I walk at least 4 miles everyday and taking my water with me was a problem. I was using an elastic wrapped around the bottle and then my wrist which was uncomfortable to say the least. I was so excited to see the Aquaclip and try it out. It is my favorite gadget and I have several so as to not have to be always looking for one. I usually wear it in my waistband or hooked on a pocket but I can also just carry it in my hand since I take frequent sips. Picking a bottle up from a nearby surface with the Aquaclip is also easier than with out it. I like to freeze a bit of water in the bottom of a bottle and then fill it on up with water to keep it chilled. This of course, was rather cold to just carry in my hand so the Aquaclip also solved that problem. Several of my friends have had me order them one. Thanks for the great and very useful product.</p> Having had gastric-bypass surgery two years ago my need for having water always available for me is a primary concern. I walk at least 4 miles everyday and taking my water with me was a problem. I was using an elastic wrapped around the bottle and then my wrist which was uncomfortable to say the least. I was so excited to see the Aquaclip and try it out. It is my favorite gadget and I have several so as to not have to be always looking for one. I usually wear it in my waistband or hooked on a pocket but I can also just carry it in my hand since I take frequent sips. Picking a bottle up from a nearby surface with the Aquaclip is also easier than with out it. I like to freeze a bit of water in the bottom of a bottle and then fill it on up with water to keep it chilled. This of course, was rather cold to just carry in my hand so the Aquaclip also solved that problem. Several of my friends have had me order them one. Thanks for the great and very useful product.

]]> By: alicia http://www.starling-fitness.com/archives/2006/05/27/the-aquaclip/#comment-68262 alicia Thu, 04 Jan 2007 12:22:23 +0000 http://www.starling-fitness.com/?p=745#comment-68262 <p>For those that work outside all day long and need both hands to do their job--would find his Aquaclip a wonderful tool. I used to run around doing early morning stocking at the Container Store and everyone wanted one of the aquaclips-we had to tuck in our shirts and the clip was so easy to use. For folks that fly alot--having your waterbottle attached to the Aquaclip makes your bottle slide into the seat tray or attaches to the seat pocket so you don't have to have it roll around the floor. AND for those with sensitive food allergies-you can slide the clip on the back of stadium seating so your bottle doesn't touch the peanuts on the floor....For those who walk alot-the Aquaclip makes holding a water bottle very easy-you can even attach the clip to your lawn mower as you mow the lawn-- I love mine and have sold them at our local RELAY FOR LIFE walk in the summer. Everyone wanted to know where to get them. I personally love having my water bottle attached and it's not because it's a gimic-it's because it is quite useful.</p> <p>http://www.aquaclip.com</p> For those that work outside all day long and need both hands to do their job–would find his Aquaclip a wonderful tool. I used to run around doing early morning stocking at the Container Store and everyone wanted one of the aquaclips-we had to tuck in our shirts and the clip was so easy to use. For folks that fly alot–having your waterbottle attached to the Aquaclip makes your bottle slide into the seat tray or attaches to the seat pocket so you don’t have to have it roll around the floor. AND for those with sensitive food allergies-you can slide the clip on the back of stadium seating so your bottle doesn’t touch the peanuts on the floor….For those who walk alot-the Aquaclip makes holding a water bottle very easy-you can even attach the clip to your lawn mower as you mow the lawn– I love mine and have sold them at our local RELAY FOR LIFE walk in the summer. Everyone wanted to know where to get them. I personally love having my water bottle attached and it’s not because it’s a gimic-it’s because it is quite useful.

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]]> By: Charlie Weiss http://www.starling-fitness.com/archives/2006/05/27/the-aquaclip/#comment-5715 Charlie Weiss Mon, 29 May 2006 13:19:51 +0000 http://www.starling-fitness.com/?p=745#comment-5715 <p>Why do you need a bottle of water at your side all day long? I'm a 48 year old amateur bodybuilder and have done great for the last 28 years just having bottled water in my locker and taking a break every now and then, or when running having a drink before and a drink after my run. Sounds like a gimic to me.</p> Why do you need a bottle of water at your side all day long? I’m a 48 year old amateur bodybuilder and have done great for the last 28 years just having bottled water in my locker and taking a break every now and then, or when running having a drink before and a drink after my run. Sounds like a gimic to me.

]]> By: Picture It http://www.starling-fitness.com/archives/2006/05/27/the-aquaclip/#comment-5223 Picture It Sat, 27 May 2006 18:48:33 +0000 http://www.starling-fitness.com/?p=745#comment-5223 <p>My cell phone is clipped to my waist, my iPod is clipped to my waist, and my ID is clipped to my waist. By the time I finish clipping everything to my waist before jogging, I am showing a little more of my lower stomach than I planned from the weight of everything.......Have a great Holiday.</p> My cell phone is clipped to my waist, my iPod is clipped to my waist, and my ID is clipped to my waist. By the time I finish clipping everything to my waist before jogging, I am showing a little more of my lower stomach than I planned from the weight of everything…….Have a great Holiday.

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