💧 Ultimate Leak-Proof Water Bottle Cap: Klean Kanteen Stainless Steel Loop Cap Review

This cap is great for use with hot or cold liquids. It also looks modest, doesn't sit too high and fits my stainless steel Klean Kanteen bottles. If you're taking a short break from your bike ride and really want to drink and enjoy your coffee, this cap is ideal, usually from a bottle with a perfectly wide mouth. Who drinks hot liquids through a straw? I carry two bottles next to each other on the handlebars. Once cold and once hot. My Garmin is right in the middle. The cover stays in place and

This is an overview of the "Stainless Steel Hinge Cover". then neither is the plastic) - the bottom is firm, so there are no hard-to-clean cracks (although it's plastic) Cons: - very noisy when opening and closing (I don't think about that!) - it feels, like it rubs, oh the bottle is bigger than it should be when I screw the cap all the way on - only sold separately from the bottles If I could use that before and see how loud it is and how it rubs when I it screw in (only at the end if it needs

It was awesome. Until it tore at the seam after a fall. I bought this cover under the mistaken belief that it would be more durable than plastic in my workbench (melted metalwork). While still usable, the cap made an awful scraping noise when you twisted it out of the bottle (although as expected, steel on steel would do the trick). First the lid started to rust on the inside. (3 months after purchase). Then the spot weld on the handle came loose. (5 months after purchase). Then the top part of

Pros: Simple, no plastic (and therefore no bacterial smell/taste - plastic started to smell after a day, although I only use this for water), lightweight ( lighter than a bamboo cap bottle, making it less heavy for large single wall bottles), easy to carry with one finger (although not as comfortable as a bamboo bottle), not much noisier than plastic caps, if you're careful, lift it when Screw/unscrew some, and you don't have as much metal-to-metal friction (and therefore less noise). Trust me…

I bought this to replace the smelly plastic cap that came with my 27oz Klean Kanteen water bottle but I'm having some issues with it. The seal is not very good. I try not to twist it too tight or I'll strain my fingers trying to unscrew the flimsy metal loop. But if it stays too loose, it will keep leaking. The metal loop isn't the roomiest loop ever, but I was able to hold it quite comfortably with one of my little Asian fingers. At the same time it is too small. and too big. It's too short to

I have these lids on two of my insulated 64 oz growers and they work great Well. I think this is one of my favorite lids because they open quickly and easily and close very well. They are also all stainless steel and can hold pressure. I got one for my 12oz vacuum flask and although the caps fit very well on my growlers and I can easily remove them and put my fingers on my capped 12oz vacuum flask which I bought separately it doesn't matter what i did was i couldn't get the small ends of the…

Bought two of these and they are exactly what I was looking for. I had one of these on a similar product from Cabelas that appeared to be low quality stainless steel. There was a mark on the pad. I bought the 18oz classic and the cap fit too tight, compressing the seal a bit on the side opposite the hinges. I bent the two vertical loops on the side just next to the bottle about 1/16 inch (1 mm) using regular pliers. Now the lid fits perfectly. The one from the Cabelas bottle I used to replace…

At first I gave this cap 4 stars noting that while it's attractive it's noisy and impractical unless you really need a flat cap. However, I've given this cap another try and now believe it's an amazingly useful accessory if you're using the Klean Kanteen for most of your hydration needs. A regular plastic loop cap works great with water, but has numerous and deep crevices, making it a nightmare for many drink mixes. In particular, if you've ever attempted to mix a cocktail in a cantina, you've…