Review on 🏻 TRIPLE TREE 34 oz Stainless Steel Water Bottle - Ideal for Cyclists, Runners, Hikers, Beach Goers, Picnics, Camping - BPA Free by Steve French

Just received 34 ounces. Bottle. I uploaded two pictures for comparison. Compared to other stainless steel products, stainless steel seems heavy enough for camping and hiking as well as cooking. Will not bend or deform when squeezed by hand. Nothing can be seen from the outside, but a seam is visible on the inside. Fits in my Stanley pot as shown in the photos. At the neck it is slightly higher than 1000 ml. Plastic bottle, but thinner in circumference. The opening is wide enough for fish mouth spreaders and ice cubes, but not as wide as a plastic bottle opening. Stainless steel lid with silicone O-ring. The stainless steel cap is a big plus for me, as is the ring. I haven't had a chance to boil water in it yet, but I'll edit this post when I do. I would like to point out a few things after reading other reviews. A review found that the ground swelled when water froze in it. This is normal for metal. I collect 50 liters of rainwater. Metal barrels for watering my garden, and when they freeze with water in them in winter, sometimes the ground swells and buckles. Water expands when it freezes and will expand in whatever container it is in. Plastic bottles are usually flexible enough to accommodate this expansion. Metal often deforms under the same conditions. Leave some air in the metal bottle to accommodate the expansion. The bottom can still swell, but the seam will not burst. Second, when you wash and can't get into the bottle to clean it with a bottle brush, you can put a small handful of gravel in it, and then shake it to remove stains or stick to food. I use aquarium gravel or fine gravel.