Review on Nalgene Bottle Carrier Handheld: Convenient Gray Holder for 32 Oz Bottles by Jarrett Young

Finally got on the Nalgene bus after years of trying other brand bottles, leaking, sweating or not being able to clean properly due to difficult caps. spouts. Picked up this bag for a new bottle and spent a couple of weeks traveling all around the world and it worked great. there was a problem. 4 different airports, just pass it empty (ice cream is allowed) and fill it in. It also allowed me to clip it to the back of the seat in front of me on my flights. On trips to Hawaii and Washington, I always filled it halfway and froze it overnight at the hotel before leaving home. Has it stayed icy all day in the heat? No, but it didn't get very hot and it's a noticeable improvement over other insulated stainless steel bottles or mugs. In addition, this cover/trunk offers no external condensation, which is especially nice in sandy and muddy environments. The front pocket is fairly small, but big enough for a couple of teabags or powder-flavored pouches for the occasional addition. When paying for water at the airport and when travelling, I felt like I had already recouped my purchase price and I'm always happy not to use single-use water bottles unless absolutely necessary! I'm dreading going back to work tomorrow, but I suspect that in an office setting this will definitely hold the ice throughout the day.