Titanium Water Bottle with Titanium Lid: Lightweight and Durable Hydration Solution Review

Leaky bottle that won't close even when the cap is screwed on tightly. Mold will form in the rivet holes of the lids and cause a stench, but since the lid is sealed it cannot be cleaned. Revain refused a refund and I am very dissatisfied with my purchase. DO NOT BUY.

Nothing beats having the word TITANIUM engraved on the side of your water bottle, letting everyone know you're better than them! Lightweight of course. Feels solid. Don't give at all. No metallic taste. No leaks. Completely non-toxic. Wide mouth opening. I mean what more can you ask for in a water bottle. Unpolished titanium also looks good. At first I noticed it had a slow drip leak, but I just rearranged the silicone ring and everything is fine now. Great design. I am proud to own this.

Almost what I expected. A lightweight, durable, plastic-free bottle that I can take with me when I travel. I admit it's expensive just to maintain the weight but I travel a lot and every gram counts and I didn't want a plastic bottle. It's titanium, so a good conductor of heat/cold. It doesn't keep your drinks cold or hot for very long, but it doesn't add a plastic taste to the water. Titanium is also prone to fingerprints and squeaks when the lid is tightened. I was concerned reading other…

All other positive reviews about this bottle are true. There are very few negative reviews and what is true is exaggerated. Here are my months in review. This bottle has replaced every other water bottle I have. It is good for forest, office and daily wear. When full, it will dent if dropped, but won't break and can be reshaped with some pressure if the ground gets uneven. My personal feeling is that it looks better with a few dents. The size of the bottle and the capacity are perfect. Water…

Great water bottle! As strong as my stainless steel KleenKanteen and weighs almost half as much as Nalgene (which weighs 6.7 ounces on my scale, while this bottle of Vargo weighs 3.8 ounces). You lose about 25% capacity compared to a Nalgen bottle (32 fl oz vs. 24 for this bottle), but I bought a lightweight Sawyer water filter to have on hand, refill more often, and carry less water overall (I carry two full bottles of Nalgene with you). ).This bottle is about the same height as the Nalgene…

If you are looking for a bottle to take with you into the bush I recommend this bottle for a number of reasons but the main reason is my reviews Note that the seal ring (waterproof rubber seal) is designed to be on the cap and not on the main bottle itself. This is perfect for boiling water in your bottle over a campfire. Yeah right; I've put this thing on the FIRE at least a dozen times and boiled WATER for purification, using water from a pond/stream flowing in the wilderness. And it's still…