Review on 🏞️ Ultralight Titanium Sport Water Bottle - Boundless Voyage 35.5 fl oz/1050ml: Leakproof, Ideal for Outdoor Camping and Hiking by Junrey Jewel

Disclaimer: Not all scales agree. These bottles are used and probably not completely dry, although I tried. My plastic bottles have stickers but the titanium bottle doesn't, so the numbers change. Chute Cap 63.87g Nalgene Blue Cap 188g Nalgene Uncapped 169.89g Blue Cap 18.50g Boundless with Mag Chute 251.48g Boundless with Ti Cap 247.66g Boundless with Blue Cap 206.03 g I needed a metal water bottle 1000ml with a good cap and the weight is very light. This boundless journey is perfect. Titanium is the best conductor of heat, so boiling collected and filtered water is slightly better than in a steel bottle. It's light, not the lightest without the lid that comes with the camel, but all three weigh almost the same. which is difficult to distinguish. If you want the easiest possible installation with Ti, with the blue Nalgen cap is 206g, but the plastic cable is too big, so you can detach it and save more weight. My favorite setup is the Ti bottle with Camelback Mag. Gutter Cover 251g. The Ti cap is heavy and it looks like the cap is heavier than the bottle (it isn't) but the Ti cap (59g) is actually lighter than the Mag Chute cap (64g) but not much. I just love the Mag Chute lid, it's much stronger than the Nalgen tray. The bottle itself is well constructed, has a very smooth rim around the neck which is better than the Nalgen but not as good as the camel tank making it comfortable. free drink. Titanium, being an excellent conductor of heat, does not keep water cool for long. Even with the little foam condom they provide, ice water restores room temperature much quicker than plastic. I bought this bottle to be able to boil collected and filtered water when hiking and camping. Cool note, my aluminum hot pot clip works around the neck of a titanium bottle. While I can't decorate it with stickers, this bottle would make a great addition to my bottle collection.