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Ozark Trail Bike Water Bottle Holder with Built-in Air Pump $13.88 FS Walmart+ or Pick Up

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Model: Ozark Trail Water Bottle Cage Holder with Air Pump

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May 28, 2026 03:54 PM
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robbconquestMay 28, 2026 03:54 PM
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It comes with the pump. Pretty cool.
May 28, 2026 05:46 PM
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ArnoldstrifeMay 28, 2026 05:46 PM
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It's a good deal for what it is, the dual head pump is very convenient, and I like side loading water bottle holders. But I offer a suggestion: don't get a manual pump at all. Use a CO2 canister-based pump for emergencies. You aren't going to be using this pump outside of emergencies; it takes like 5 minutes of hard pumping to fill a tire. It's not like a foot pump where you have mechanical advantage; you're going full muscle man on this. So if it's only for emergencies, like after you repair a flat, get a CO2 inflator that can take up less space and not murder your arms in the middle of a ride. It's faster, smaller, and lighter. Replacement CO2 canisters, if you do end up using one on a ride, are like $1.50. In 3 years of biking, I only had to use my emergency kit once (also run with puncture-proof tires).
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May 28, 2026 06:09 PM
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LivelyApple1750May 28, 2026 06:09 PM
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Quote from Arnoldstrife :
It's a good deal for what it is, the dual head pump is very convenient, and I like side loading water bottle holders. But I offer a suggestion: don't get a manual pump at all. Use a CO2 canister-based pump for emergencies. You aren't going to be using this pump outside of emergencies; it takes like 5 minutes of hard pumping to fill a tire. It's not like a foot pump where you have mechanical advantage; you're going full muscle man on this. So if it's only for emergencies, like after you repair a flat, get a CO2 inflator that can take up less space and not murder your arms in the middle of a ride. It's faster, smaller, and lighter. Replacement CO2 canisters, if you do end up using one on a ride, are like $1.50. In 3 years of biking, I only had to use my emergency kit once (also run with puncture-proof tires).
Never had a side loading holder before. Are side loading water bottle holders as "grippy" as top loading ones? I feel like bottles may be more likely to fall out.
May 28, 2026 06:18 PM
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tru2folksMay 28, 2026 06:18 PM
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Only for Ozark bikes?
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May 28, 2026 06:21 PM
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jack87May 28, 2026 06:21 PM
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Quote from tru2folks :
Only for Ozark bikes?
Any bike
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Quote from LivelyApple1750 :
Never had a side loading holder before. Are side loading water bottle holders as "grippy" as top loading ones? I feel like bottles may be more likely to fall out.
If you look at the photo in the op, you'll see the grips are quite large, well made and firm and there is one on the bottom as well. Unless you took a major tumble off a cliff I don't think the bottle is going anywhere.

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Sturdy bottle holder: Made of aluminum.
Lightweight aluminum cage: Made of aluminum and holds standard water bottles.
Snug fit: Accommodates various bottle and bike sizes.
Quick and simple installation: Installation process is fast with included hardware.
Portable pump: Comes with a compact air pump for emergency tire inflation.
Sleek aluminum bottle: Made of aluminum and holds standard water bottles securely.
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May 29, 2026 02:05 AM
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ArnoldstrifeMay 29, 2026 02:05 AM
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Quote from LivelyApple1750 :
Never had a side loading holder before. Are side loading water bottle holders as "grippy" as top loading ones? I feel like bottles may be more likely to fall out.
Less likely for non-bike water bottles to fall out because it's taller, the side load is kinda a springy plastic. A bike water bottle shouldn't fall out. On top loading holders the bottles is only held in place with gravity and bumps can knock it out.

Of course if your using a bike water bottle it won't fall out with either holder.

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Jun 03, 2026 03:03 PM
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FantasticWriter8240Jun 03, 2026 03:03 PM
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I looked for this in a few Walmarts. NONE of the packages had the pump. Ordered online, missing pump
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