I remade a US military knife holder into a drink holder. I've been selling them on Minne, and they've been well-received, with repeat purchases. In this age of ubiquitous convenience store coffee, you don't often see bicycle drink holders that fit takeout coffee cups, right? A friend who loves both convenience store coffee and cycling has been using one for years and says it's very useful. ────────────────── 　　　! Please Note ! ────────────────── Be sure to attach it to a place with support on the back, such as the frame or handlebars. (See image 5) If you attach it to a place with only a horizontal bar, it will spin around and you won't be able to place your drink. We recommend that you check where it can be attached to your bicycle before purchasing. ────────────────── The Velcro closure allows for some size adjustment. Some items have eyelets on the belt part, and some do not. The images are reused. Some items may not have tags. Please understand that it will be at our discretion. The belt part with the snap button originally has thin plastic inside, making it very sturdy. The buttons are also quite stiff, so please open and close them firmly with both hands. Please note that we are not responsible for the contents jumping out due to bumps or other road conditions while riding, so please use at your own risk. (※ For items without lids, such as cans, the contents will definitely jump out) Since we are remaking existing products, there may be traces of the seams being unpicked. We make them carefully, but they are handmade items, so we ask that you purchase them if you understand that this is part of their charm. [Color] Khaki Brown [Size] Back: 8.6cm (height) x 12cm (width) Bottom for placing drinks: Approximately 6-6.5cm in diameter Cup hold belt width: Approximately 5.7cm Snap button belt width: Approximately 2.5cm Snap button center to center: Approximately 7.5cm [Material] USMC US Marine Corps MOLLE II K-BAR Adapter US Navy surplus (new, unused or used)