Review on Narrow Mouth BPA-Free Water Bottle, 32 oz - Nalgene Tritan by Kevin Graham

100% satisfied with my Nalgene narrow mouth bottle. For those who need clarification, the 1 quart size is the same as the 32 oz. It even has an approximate volume in ounces and ml. For some reason the 1 quart model was cheaper so I went with it. In any case, the bottle itself is durable as expected and the color for the gray variant is spot on. I've already dropped it full of water and there are no cracks or other damage to be seen on either the bottle or the screw cap. I carry the bottle by the plastic that connects the bottle to the cap and it held the weight with no problem. The narrow neck bottle is great for drinking water on the go and prevents you from spilling, especially when walking, driving or exercising. Of course, it can be harder to fill than the wide-mouth version, but it's really not a big deal to me. To clean, you can purchase a bottle brush, which is relatively cheap at most Target or Walmart stores, or use the old "fill with soapy water and shake the fuck out" method. Both work fine. It's also worth noting that this bottle won't keep your water cold for long and certainly doesn't look like one of those newfangled HydroFlask bottles. This is actually a plus for me as I prefer room temperature water, but it's worth keeping in mind. I suspect it can be difficult to fit ice cubes into a narrow mouth. So if that's an issue for you, I'd recommend getting a wide mouth or spending the extra cash on an ultra-insulated bottle. Last but not least, the bottle is made in the good old American town of A.