When I’m hiking, or even working in the office, I like to know the water I’m drinking is clean. The LARQ bottle sterilizes your water for you by shining UV-C LED lights down into your water. If you’ve got a…
Me and my kids love the CamelBak Eddy bottles with their unique bite valve. It’s a fun way to drink water and it really helps my kids drink more bottles of water everyday. The bottle also makes their friends jealous…
Properly cleaning your CamelBak will make it work better, last longer, and could even prevent it from making you sick. But the problem is, cleaning a CamelBak is a lot harder than cleaning a water bottle — which is why…
When I hike or explore, I like my pack to be as light as possible. Extra weight slows me down, and carrying a bulky pack is frustrating. That’s why I love my Nalgene bottle. It’s very versatile and can be…
I own a whole bunch of Contigo water bottles and both me and my kids absolutely love them. But my favorite bottle is the ContigoAutoseal bottle because it’s so simple and easy to use and it’s also easy to clean.…
Nalgenes are great water bottles, with one glaring flaw — they’re pretty terrible at keeping drinks cold. If you fill your bottle with ice water on a hot summer day, the ice will be fully melted in a couple of…
I’ve been using Nalgene Bottles for years. They’re durable, simple, and cheap. What more could I want from a water bottle? My biggest complaint is that they tend to develop a cloudy film after a few years that doesn’t clear…
If you own a Camelbak Eddy bottle as I do, you’ll know that these bottles are different from others thanks to the self-sealing bite valve. I know when I first got my bottle, I had to figure out how to…
I rarely use a Nalgene Bottle without a holder because they’re so chunky and don’t have a built-in handle like many other bottles. Carrying it by the strap works pretty well but, over time, the strap wears down. While Nalgene…
The first thing to break on almost every Nalgene Bottle is the lid strap, especially if you use it to carry the bottle around or clip a carabiner to it and hang it on your backpack. But a broken lid…