🧊 SILVERANT Titanium Ultralight Water Bottle: Leakproof, Insulated, and Perfect for Outdoor Activities Review

This bottle holds approximately 2.5 8oz cups so is larger than it looks. I needed a single-wall, sturdy, screw-top water bottle with a narrow neck that was made out of solid metal, not plastic. This one is exactly like that. The lid is beautiful and durable, will not leak. The sleeve fits well. All in all a solid product.

I bought this bottle to carry water, it was more convenient. Because the neck of the bottle looks like a soft drink bottle, you won't get splashed in the car. 600 ml. enough for a couple of hours. All titanium, slightly lighter. My only downside is the metal on metal sound when you unscrew the lid, which has a silicon washer on top.

I was expecting it to be about the same size as the large metal bottle next to this titanium bottle which is bad there are actually photos of the tape measure showing the show the size of the product instead of using pictures because I think they used to take pictures and I'm tired of people doing this, not exactly what I think the price is

I've used this bottle a lot, it does very well for what it's designed for. I thought it was a bit small at first, but now I'm considering getting a second one and just lugging two around on longer trips. Lightweight and durable, they are ideal for short to medium hikes. My pack doesn't leak and the cap isn't difficult to remove like some of my bottles when adding ice.

Very nice pure titanium bottle. You can buy this bottle with a different label for twice the price but I suspect they are all made in the same factory. So why spend more than you need? A good airtight seal means no leaks, and the optional tote bag is good for keeping warm and adding a small strap to your pack if you wish. Love it!

This size is great for extra storage on your city breaks. We use it in a diaper bag to fill formula bottles. The fit and finish are great, but that makes the cap unnecessarily heavy. The threads are quite thick and you won't damage them with cross threads, but they're not smooth at all, so putting the cap on and off takes more effort and attention than it should. Dual threading can help with future models. I prefer titanium or stainless steel because they're easy to keep clean, but in this…