Water bottle

[MSchu]

Be careful if you do... the market is flooded with cheap Chinese knockoffs... true story.

[MicMichael]

Originally Posted by arinsd

Hydro Flask is my bottle of choice. VERY durable.

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The hydraulic flask is also my choice. In the summer, I like to use it to pack ice beer. After a whole day, the beer in the bottle is still cooler than the beer in the glass. In the winter, I use it to pack hot cocoa, and it is a pleasant drink to enjoy a warm drink after finishing work. I highly recommend that everyone have a Hydro Flask water bottle with a very good insulation effect.

[jmhavy]

I recommend Brita plastic water filter bottle. The water is easy to drink and has a light taste. It feels very modern and simple, which is great. I also love that the straws are now just one removable piece instead of two.

[Mendota]

Contigo makes awesome water bottles and coffee mugs. Your beverages stay hot or cold for ages. I'll put ice water in my water bottle and the next morning there's still ice left.

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[Carroll]

Hydro Flask for me.

[swiss_seth]

Originally Posted by SunTzu

I use an empty glass juice bottle with filtered water from my tap. I drink one these day at work. Here is today’s bottle. Nothing fancy been doing for years long before it became fashionable. Never would pay for water in a bottle.




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For the win~~!

[winst]

Camelbak Podium Water Bottles in various different sizes are what I use.

[Speedbird-1]

TESCO are selling small and medium s/s vacuum flasks for £4-£7.

[Sperry]

Originally Posted by Watchfiend12

Nalgene makes pretty good bottles. A lot of different sizes and colors as well. Use it weekly while flying.

My vote as well. Home, vehicle, an empty quart bottle in my runaway bag. Two in my camp coffee kit. Running security at an upcoming New Jersey music festival I'll have my own coffee in the morning. Made with my own water.

Originally Posted by TK-710

Yeti, Hydro Flask and Kleen Kanteen ... a little metal taste from all of them

Oxidation? Where's our materials engineer?

Originally Posted by SunTzu

an empty glass juice bottle with filtered water from my tap

My go-to for a while but eventually found quantity lacking on long 99˚F 99% humidity days. Went to reusing the sturdier plastic water bottles and got gastroenteritis after a few months! Eewwwwwwwww!

Originally Posted by Moggo

Thanks for all the replies

I went with a Nalgene 500ML narrow mouth for now, seems ok and no odd taste.

Reasonably-priced. Eventually I went to six at a time, in "my" color combo, after losing my favorite bottle. These smaller bottles were choices for the kids a few summers ago.

[White Collar Boy]

Thanks for this thread, TRF. I would never have looked at getting a decent water bottle, but was prompted to buy a few Yetis for the family. So good. Way better than the S’well bottle I had a few years ago.