💧 Grey Nalgene 48oz Tritan Water Bottle with Blue Cap Review

I just love these water bottles. I had other water bottles cracked and leaking. You are bulletproof. I don't babysit her. They just keep getting abused. I have 5 Nalgene polycarbonate water bottles of different styles. I have used a few of them and have been using them regularly for more than ten years. When I recently lost one, I had to buy a new one. Buying anything else was out of the question. If you want to drink from it while driving, I would recommend the narrow neck version.

I recommend this product. If you're concerned about the environment and want to minimize your use of single-use plastic bottles, I suggest buying these. You can use it at home or on outdoor adventures. I would not recommend using hot liquid beverages for this. Just use the fender available from Revain as well. It's lightweight and reusable. cleans well. It will recover its shape even after heating. It can also be used as a cold compress in a pinch. I bought for family and friends and everyone…

It works as it should, hasn't deteriorated over time and I've had it for a few years. The floor makes a loud noise (I drink from it in my classroom, which is a quiet place) and the movement of the water makes water splash on my face or out of the container. This happens almost every time. The rest is OK. Good durable material, no color loss or anything, still like new.

When our 2-1/2 gallon water tank ran out, we needed a replacement. The same model could have been used, but it was difficult to fill and difficult to carry around once filled, so we turned to the Nalgene line because we had several smaller bottles and really liked them. This bottle is very durable; takes up less space in our refrigerator; rapid chills; easy to fill and because it's 1-1/2 liters we refill it more often which equates to water not staying in the bottle that long. This solved our…

48oz Nalgene Hopper comes in standard Revain Prime packaging. There was no packaging other than a cardboard tag attached with a plastic ring. The color is exactly as shown in the product photos: the blue is light like sky blue and the bottle body is smoky gray. The bottle is slightly taller than the 32-ounce option, but still packs easily into a bag. It can sit too high and tend to fall out of the external pockets found in some bags that hold a water bottle. It's strong enough. I threw it into…

This is a water bottle, no holes, you can drink from it. bought right away. Several people are working on HydroFlask, which keeps water cold for more than a day, but I like Nalgene's for one reason: it's clear so I can keep an eye on my drinking water throughout the day. BFA free. The wide neck is a Trap-22 because it is very easy to fill and there is a risk of splashing yourself with water. The latter is a personal issue and the description clearly says it is a wide mouth water bottle. That's…

I love this bottle. I was looking for a 1 liter plastic bottle because the 32/34 ounce bottles sold at my local stores take a tedious job of refilling throughout the day (especially in the summer). This bottle is not too bulky and allows me to drink as much water as I need during my working day (I drink one at work/school and the other at home, so around 3 liters a day). The adapter is great because it's easier and more convenient to drink (no spills) and it fits my bottle perfectly. Like all…

This is the second pick I've ever bought - the first one got the proverbial 'Nalgene' smell years of daily use. BENEFITS: I drink about 12 cups of water a day, so topping up with water twice a day is the perfect amount for me. - That thing is a tank. I usually drop it; He rolled down a flight of stairs, fell off my moving bike, a drunk friend threw him off a second floor balcony and washed him at a car wash (maybe more on that another time). He's holding up great. The wide opening means there…