Nalgene Sustain Tritan BPA-Free Water Bottle, 16 🌱 OZ, Narrow Mouth - Made with 50% Plastic Waste Material Review

I had a yellow bottle that was my character - I always carried it with me - that I lost one day on a trip to Portland. I replaced it with this one and it's good, but be aware that it will leak some time after the lid is closed. I always have to be careful when I put it in my pocket so my papers don't get wet. It's a little annoying, but since I'm always careful with it, it works well now because it's small and portable. I also love this color and the other color options available. Perfect for…

I was looking for a shorter water bottle that would hold at least 16 ounces of water and be compatible with my Mountainsmith lumbar bag, larger smooth bottles tend to fall out. I also wanted a product NOT MADE IN CHINA. A friend has had terrible experiences with drywall from China. If they can't get rid of this chemical, I certainly wouldn't trust China with something that's holding back my drinking water. Despite the search, I keep coming back to Nalgene. Great quality and lasts. I bought the…

I am a wildlife hunter in the mountains and I carry one of these with water for my dog. She recognizes this bottle as "her" water bottle, and when I pull it out of her jacket, she runs over to take a sip of water straight from the bottle. I have one of these for myself too and put a sticker on the bottle so I don't accidentally contaminate my dog's water bottle with my own cup. Dishwasher safe when placed on the top shelf to keep the bottle cap from hanging over the heating element (last tip…

I've been using these bottles for camping, travelling, around the house and many other purposes for at least 20 years. They have hiked with my son in the Rocky Mountains, with me in the Texan wilderness of Big Bend, in the forests of Washington State's Olympic Peninsula, and up and down the Appalachian Mountains. These bottles are nearly indestructible; The only two I've ever seen destroyed was one that was intentionally destroyed in the lab and the other fell apart because the water inside…

After years of browsing for other quality brands of water bottles for my family of 4 I furiously cleaned out my water bottle cabinet (yes I have a bottle cabinet of water) broken ones , missing parts, leaking water bottles that cost an average of $20 each or more. I glanced at the counter and saw my husband's trusty Nalgene (looks the same, just gray, little changed) 2007. still working, not leaking, doing the job ten years later. I've found these water bottles have been in the dishwasher…