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2,000 votes for water bottles? Christ, you can't swing a dead cat without hitting a stack of water bottles in every store on the planet! You pepople must live in Patagonia--or some other place that Amazon can't get reach in two days!
Narrow mouth nalgene is useless, hard to clean, can't upgrade the cap, breaks easier, and looks ugly. Get the wide mouth and buy an insert to make them easy to drink out of. Hydroflask is incredable as well
these are great bottle Just for how durable they are. I've dropped mine off aircrafts and crushed it with a 70lb ruck, still no cracks
I added the Contigo Cortland.. it's hands down my favourite water bottle :)
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MatthewNg
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"Spray your water." Ugh, sounds like a horrible idea. I'd rather drink my water, thanks.
The nalgene is an awful bottle, always smells and tastes like plastic
Toastynacho
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Maybe you got a bad model. I've been using a Nalgene Silo 48oz for 2 years and have absolutely no complaints.
People realize that the plastic Nalgene bottles still leach horrible chemicals, right?
Jehovazilla
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What horrible chemicals do they leach? I've been drinking out of a plastic Nalgene for years now. What am I being exposed to?
Jehovazilla
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Source?
For outdoors use - Id go with the Stainless steel Nalgene standard -- can sterilize water in it via fire ........and the Platy bottle as its so compact , takes up less room as the water is consumed , can be frozen etc .... you can even set it up as a bladder if you add some peices.
The Platy would also be handy as a 'Dirty ' water bag you could use to harvest water before filtering/sterilizing into your primary water container(s).
Lots of positive buzz about the Hydroflask for an edc bottle .
I cast my vote for the zebra bottle because when you're a very short person with a small frame road bicycle, NONE of the insulated 20 oz bottles will fit in the water bottle cages. I'm currently using a kids insulated water bottle which just showed up a year or so ago.