Nalgene Tritan N GEN Mouth Bottle Review

I bought this to replace my same style light blue bottle which I sadly lost (or maybe it was stolen by friends who thought it was the best bottle for water!) That is a bit strange at first because the lid is really heavy, but it has the biggest drinking hole. Big enough to blow on, but unlike the larger ones, you don't actually spill water! (Somewhere between a narrow mouth and a wide mouth, maybe 1.75 inches wide?). The bottle itself fits in most cup holders and is simply more convenient to…

I had to scrape the dirt off the cover. Overall the design is attractive and the bottle holds thirty ounces, not 24. The 24 ounce measurement refers to the tallest measurement line printed on the bottle, but that line is one inch and 3/4 from the top of the bottle . bottle, so there's the other six ounces. I like this design but wish it was bigger. The lid is very heavy. For that reason alone I wouldn't use them for hiking. The narrow width of the base fits wider modern cup holders. I ordered…

Bottle works great. The mouth is wide enough for me to put the lemon slices in, but not so big that they can fall out while drinking. The color is nice, the plastic is thick. I really like the hole in the top which makes it easy to carry. However, the bottles arrive dirty. Washing the bottles before use is a matter of course, but required cleanliness of the matte textured caps. The first bottle arrived very dirty; They immediately sent me a brand new one (it came very quickly - there was no…

This is my second Nalgene Tritan. When HEAVY was used for the first time after 2 years, the cover was leaking. It's been ridden countless times, drifted down a river after a kayak capsized, fell off a hill during a hike, been used as a teething and tossing toy for toddlers, slammed the bottom of a book bag almost every day, and has been a generally tested product . anything the real world might throw at him. Not sure why there was a leak, but one day it started collecting water in its lid and…