Review on Nalgene Bottle Carrier Insulated: Keep Your 32 Oz Bottles Cold in Gray by Jeff Clites

I reviewed many insulated bottle cages before buying 2 of them for my Nalgene 32 wide neck polyethylene this. ounce water bottle. Most of my friends have media from Outdoor Research. After reading many reviews stating that the latest productions of OR isolated holders are not as good as their original ones, I decided to give them a try. I live in Colorado and camp at high altitude in the winter. I've never had a problem with freezing water, but at -10F skiing I've had ice flakes floating around. The fabric strap is great for attaching the stretcher upside down to the straps on the outside of my mountaineering pack. I can reach the stretcher in my backpack, open it with one hand, drop the bottle in my hand, put it back in my pocket and close it again with one hand – with gloves on. I have no problem with the bottle being easy to carry. I have not yet slept with a carrier bottle in my sleeping bag - it is not necessary. Water does not freeze in the trunk, but spreads throughout the tent. It was very beautiful. I am very happy with this product as I used it a lot last winter. I have nothing to complain about in terms of quality either.