Product Description

The most popular water bottle. The durable caps are made to mate perfectly with the bottles, creating a leakproof system. The large opening on the wide mouth bottles easily accommodates ice cubes, fits most water filters and purifiers, and makes hand-washing a breeze. The attached loop-top never gets lost and screws on and off easily. Dishwasher safe (top rack, please make sure the top does not touch the heating element, or it will melt).

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #26162 in Sports & Outdoors
• Size: wide mouth 32 oz
• Brand: Nalgene

Features

• The Original Polycarbonate, Round, Loop-Top Baottle!
• Extremely durable
• Resistant to staining and retaining odors
• Dishwasher Safe (top rack only)

Customer Reviews

Essential Backpacking Gear
This bottle is an essential part of my backpacking gear. It's virtually indestructible and doesn't leak. I use it to mix my pancake batter - add the mix, water and shake. I then just pour the batter in the pan right from the bottle. Also, my Katadyn Hiker Water Microfilter is made to connect directly to the wide-mouth bottle opening so it filters and pumps directly in to the bottle. Great product!

Great water bottle
Title says it all. These are great bottles for using anywhere. They are very durable and easy to use.

Pretty poison?
I recently bought some of these colorful polycarbonate containers to take hiking, and they worked great. I was blissfully unaware that Nalgene got its start making lab cages and other labware. Then for no discernible reason I decided to search the net for more information on polycarbonate (Nalgene and Lexan are trademarks for products made from it) and now I've decided to go back to the good old polyethylene containers hikers have used for decades. Here's why:
Mounting evidence strongly suggests that Bisphenol A (a compound that leaches from polycarbonate into foods stored in polycarbonate containers like those trademarked Lexan or Nalgene) is a pervasive human endocrine disruptor with many seriously adverse health effects even at tiny doses far less than those permitted under current US regulations. For more information, read about Nalgene at wikipediadotcom or ourstolenfuturedotcom (I've written the addresses this way to avoid Amazon's link-deletion robots, but I'm sure you understand).