When people think of Nalgene Bottles, what usually comes to mind is a wide mouth 32 oz bottle made of hard, transparent plastic. After all, it’s been their most popular reusable water bottle for decades and honestly it feels like…
If you told me a few years ago that I’d be replacing most of my Nalgene Bottles with Klean Kanteens, I’d have said you were crazy. But here we are. Even though I’ll always have a soft spot for Nalgene…
Nalgene has been the industry standard for reusable water bottles for decades, and for good reason. They’re durable, affordable, and really easy to use. But recently, CamelBak Water Bottles have been gaining momentum thanks to their innovative lids and a…
Nalgene and Hydro Flask have both developed a solid reputation for making high-quality, reusable water bottles. I personally own 3 Nalgene bottles and 4 Hydro Flask bottles (plus I’ve lost 2 Hydro Flask bottles over the years) and love both…
The classic Nalgene lid works great and is really easy to use and easy to clean. But, if you’re anything like me, you might want to upgrade your Nalgene lid from time to time and have something more than just…
Whether it’s a picnic or a party, in the colder times of the year it can be great to have a nice warm cup of hot chocolate, coffee, tea or even warm cider or mulled wine while you’re outside. However,…
If you’ve purchased a stainless steel insulated Contigo bottle you’ll know how good they are at keeping water cold for hours at a time. I’ll often fill mine up with iced water to go climbing or go on a hike…
Properly cleaning a Nalgene Bottle can prevent your bottle from growing mold, developing odors, and making you sick. Whether you have a wide mouth or narrow mouth Nalgene bottle (I have both) safest and most effective method to clean a…
Camelbak bottles have some great lids. My sons love the Eddy+ bite value and the Podium Jet valve. I personally like the ChuteMag lid as it’s easy to drink from and even easier to clean. One of the problems I…
When I got my first narrow mouth Nalgene Bottle, I figured I could get away with just rinsing it out with hot water and dish soap. After all, I only used it for water. It didn’t take long to learn…