🚀 Exploring the Nalgene Wm Rect 16 Oz - Superior Quality and Versatility Review

I was looking for a sturdy bottle with a wide mouth and a tight lid to mix the powdered milk with. That works great. The compact rectangular shape is a nice bonus.

I love these bottles. The 16 ounce size fits in the outside pockets of my Osprey backpack and stays in place. Other bottles fall out. Because of their size, they don't add much weight. I've never had any leakage issues.

Closes tightly and does not leak even when stored on its side. I keep oil and coolant in it and keep them under the floor of the tailgate in my Outback. Full bottles won't fit in, but 6-8 of those 16 ounce bottles will fit.

I've tried several types of chemical/liquid storage for my project and this brand is by far the best. I want them to come in multipacks to make them more affordable. I would buy it again if needed as the quality is far superior to other brands.

Pour in oil and leave it upside down and sideways for a few hours. He shook the bottle and squeezed it. Doesn't leak. Perfect for camping. The first container I've found that doesn't leak oil. I put it in a zippered bag just in case.

I like what I got but it's not what I ordered. The one in the photo looks like a matte finish and looks more like a pear shape. The one I received is crystal clear with a square base. I like it because adding hydration multipliers to my water makes it look like a health potion from a video game, but it's not what I ordered.

Love it! It was exactly what I was looking for. I needed a small rectangular water freeze bottle for my small cooler and small fridge in my RV. That's great! I keep them in the freezer so they're ready when I need them. I use them to cool down the fridge in my RV before turning it on so it doesn't take that long to cool down; and in my little fridge when I don't have an RV. It stays frozen for a long time, and when it melts I drink cool water. Round bottles just aren't as effective and hard to…

If you're like me and need to keep water handy, then you need it. I was searching the market for a small water bottle that would fit nicely in my fanny pack. The problem is that they usually hold less water (e.g. 8 ounce bottles). Then I realized I didn't have to *just look at the water bottles*. First I looked at the bottles, but then I turned my attention to the lab containers. I found this and it is PERFECT. Its shape fits easily in my belt bag (size 5.5 L) and leaves room for storage. It…

I bought this for one reason - I needed a 'cereal jar' that I could use when travelling. I can store dry granola in it so I can chew it from time to time without having to pour it down my dirty mittens or sprinkle crumbs all over the place. This particular bottle is just about perfect for the task. So I understand you need a wider neck on the cob - at least 1.25" diameter depending on the flake. Even when the individual pieces of flake are smaller than this size, they tend to stick together in…