The World's Best Water Bottle - Nalgene Wide Mouth 32 Oz
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- Опубликовано: 3 июн 2015
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Since humans trekked the earth, we've had water containers to carry water with us. Buy the best of the best survival bottles, Nalgene Tritan bottles.
BPA free! (Safe for you and your kids!)
Breakproof! (Throw it against a brick wall, it'll take it, no other bottle will)
Taste free! (Glass bottles are taste free, but shatter easily)
Dent free! (Stainless bottles dent easily from 1 drop)
Thermal insulation, and can handle 100 deg Celsius, put hot water in it, and hold it while camping to stay warm! Try that with any other bottle, can't be done.
Wrap duct tape around the bottle, and be prepared for life, no matter if you're travelling, camping, or a city slicker, it will do the job. I've used it for everything and can say it has my seal of approval, check my channel, I only give honest reviews based on facts and experience.
For all the reasons above, I personally use Nalgene bottles only.
This is the simplest, best water bottle one can get. It's inexpensive, doesn't have latches or clips, it's durable, BPA/Odour free, impact resistant, and safe between -40°C and 100°C (So you can store it in your car).
What more could you ask for?
This has a good balance of thermal insulation, impact resistance, and taste-free benefits. Glass is taste-free, but breaks easily. Double walled stainless steel has great thermal insulation, but leaves a metallic taste in your mouth, it is also strong and only dents when dropped. All these benefits are balanced by the copolymer used in the Nalgene bottle. The use of a light weight BPA free polymer gives you the best of all worlds.
If you need one for biking, go with the Nalgene OTF.
Thank you,
Cheers!
David. 
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Will definetely buy this!
Thanks for the review
You're welcome! Stay hydrated!
I just ordered a blue Nalgene with a white easy sipper.Everything you review is a definite staple and all are high quality/performance. Can't wait to see what other products/lessons you have in store. Have a great week.Peace Bro ..
That's cool, I'm sure you'll like it. They are kickass. Bring able to hold boiling water is good, it can keep you warm on a cold night outdoors, while camping or whatever. With the thermal liner you could probably even keep it warm for a while.
Great video Dave I really need one of those.
Thanks man!! Ya anyone who likes to drink could use one of these!
I once threw my nalgene at a wall to test it and the wall broke. The bottle was fine.
Lol ya. These things are beasts!!
We used to throw one against a brick wall, it never broke. Had to throw it off a 6 storey roof top to break it, and only the lid broke! You can replace that easily. Lol.
Toughest bottle around.
Cheers!
David.
Great product review as always David! Thanks
Thanks man!! Hope I covered everything. I wanna do some drop tests next!
How's the shadow treating you? You a marksman with that thing now?
***** You definitely did bro. I think they have thermal liners to keep your liquids cool , right ?
***** Funny You should say that, as I just ordered off of IPSC and CZ store last night, although they're out of stock on the 11 lb recoil spring. The shipping from CZ is crazy though !
datbtrue I haven't seen the thermal liners, but that would be awesome! I'll have to look into that. Good call!
Some people "suck" when they drink the water, and some else have more of a pour and let more air in when they drink. So I guess, the lid is best for those who pour the water...
Ya you're right. It's good without the sipper too, not a big upgrade. Great bottles regardless tho!
Cheers!
David.
I like the lid on the Takeya tritan bottles a little better it's made out of the same tritan plastic
I don't have any plastic bottles or any plastic kitchen items in my house because plastic is not good for health and environment but I can't resist myself and can't through this one, really love this bottle
Haha yup. Same. I don't like to use plastic food containers or anything. Definitely avoid use of plastics.
But some plastics are designed for use with water, like those 18L water bottles, or the tritan plastic for these nalgene bottles, it doesn't add any plastic taste, and should be not adding anything to the water.
Cheaper plastic bottles definitely add a strange taste, and should be avoided tho.
Cheers!
David.
Thanks
I just bought this bottle from Target for $10.50. Hope it lasts.
Jason's Journeys Awesome!! It will be the best bottle you'll ever use!! Use it knowing it's BPA free and made in the USA! Tip: Wrap duct tape to it, for when you need tape!! Cheers, David.
David Sunshine have to try that
Nalgene has been my go to since I was in HS over 10 years ago. I have my green one now, and ordered 2 more today.. I am addicted.
Mine has lasted over 10 years before having any issues. The lid does tend to break after a few years from daily wear and tear.
When I first got a Nalgene bottle, I used the sipper at first. Turns out it has a nasty habit of cultivating bacteria as it would smell foul after a while. I put an OTF cap on the bottle and clean it out with bleach after every use, so far it is holding up.
Tyler Clark Ya, these things can get smell after some time. I've got a nice bottle brush kit from Amazon that has enough brushes to clean a thermos, it works well for cleaning the Nalgene too. For optimal performance, I clean drinking vessels daily with Dawn dishwashing detergent, it's great stuff, way better than sunlight or anything else I've used, really strong soap and easy on the hands. If you haven't tried, use it once and see what you think, I'm sure you'll be a fan. Cheers, David.
Bleach?! How can that be good for you? Doesn’t it smell like bleach after? I spray mine with diluted rubbing alcohol in the evening. Kills everything without it being terrible for you.
I notice a smell within one day. I rinse it harshly with warm water before each refill, which seems to keep the water odorless before my first sip, even if I don’t drink from it all day/night. Other than that, I scrub it with a bottle brush and dish soap once or twice a week.
To clean bottles effectively, I use vinegar and baking soda.
Fill the bottle about halfway with water, 1 teaspoon of baking soda and two or three tablespoons of vinegar, shake, let it rest for a few minutes, then shake again and rinse.
No dangerous chemicals in my bottle and it is effective for cleaning.
Great vid mate, what color is the 16oz bottle?
Thanks! It's blue. I like the color. So using it daily! Managed not to lose it yet. Cheers! David.
I consider wery strongly to buy this bottle. As I drink 3l or more of water daily, Im going with 1l or even 1.5 if it is available. Its triton but do you know if it is polypropylene (PP) a triangle and with the number 5 on it?
Awesome. they have lots of sizes, check out the website. it's a triangle with 7 in it. BPA free underneath. And says Made in USA. Cheers!
polycarbonate (P.C.)
I also have a nalgene bottle. But I also found a same quality bottle. a roadeavour. its good too..
Awesome!
What kinda bottle is it, and what do you like about it?
I like the Nalgene cuz it doesn't have weird taste/smells, and it has a high temperature rating, that makes it safer to leave in the car, or to put hot liquids into it, which is nice.
It's resilience also makes it nice when you drop it, it doesn't dent or shatter like stainless steel or glass, respectively.
It's also well priced for such a great bottle with all these desirable features.
Definitely my favourite water bottle.
For hot or cold drinks, that I want to keep hot or cold, I trust in Zojirushi thermoses though, they cost upwards to double the price of other brands, but it's definitely worth it.
The model I recently picked up, and would highly recommend is the Zojirushi SM-KHE48: It's got a lid lock so it can't accidentally open, a strong latch, a lock back lid, an air relief hole so you can drink easily, a partial lid lock so that when you first open it the pressure doesn't blast the lid off, it's got a great vacuum to keep the liquid insulated and the stainless steel construction seems top notch. The finish looks pretty cool as well.
Drinking is such an important part of the day, so it's important to have a great water bottle and thermos, hopefully my insights are helpful!
Drink on!
Cheers!
David.
David, what’s the story with this bottle being exposed in the sun? Since it’s plastic, I’m concerned with the possible harmful effects of sun exposure when on hikes, on the lake, etc.
This bottle is made of a plastic that shouldn’t leak anything into your beverage. The company originates from a company who specializes in lab equipment/bottles, and if the sun would do anything at all, it would purify the water inside with UV rays, not release anything from the plastic of the bottle itself.
@@whengrapespop5728 I believe the bottles are made of polycarbonate (same plastic as the lenses in many sunglasses) and as such form a total barrier to UV. Whether tinted or clear polycarbonate will block all UV.
Every type of plastic leaches a small amount of compounds into your water, to some degree.
Does Nalgene offer a cycle friendly 50oz/1.5L bottle where you dont need two hands to open the lid to take a sip?
No I don't think they do. All I can see is 22oz. nalgene.ca/products/22oz-draft-bottle-purple?variant=32407454187606¤cy=CAD&adgroup=&gad_source=1&gclid=Cj0KCQiA7aSsBhCiARIsALFvovwJhbJKBtxQSCP-7fGqX3aRtcd5gugWuNN0YNMrCCcI8dJXr4rg2-gaAt-1EALw_wcB
I don't think 1.5L will fit in a bike bottle cage unless you do some custom modifications.
I'd get multiple bottles with two cages on the bike if you need more water, that way you have 44oz without the bulk of one big bottle.
Cheers!
David.
does the easy zipper come with the bottle or what?
Nope. It's an extra item. I got it from MEC, they had it with the extra lid holders.
Looks like Amazon has it: amzn.to/2WsM090
It's not really needed tho, just gotta drink more carefully.
Cheers,
David.
@DavidSunshine hi, I'd like to buy the same bottle as yours (32 Oz), couldn't find this color and inscription MEC. It'll be great if you send me the link on this bottle, so I can buy it.
Hi, thanks for the message. MEC should have some good options. But if they don't have the colour you have, check out Amazon, there might be something you like there.
The dark grey and cap is available but it's overpriced: amzn.to/45xrAtJ
I wouldn't recommend that.
Instead the dark grey with blue cap is better priced, I like the blue cap more too, amzn.to/45AKpw8.
But shop around and see what colours you like, clear or blue are nice as well.
Happy shopping!
Cheers!
David.
What is the dimension of the mouth of the water bottle
+Tommynnd Inner diameter is 52.57mm. Cheers.
Does this water bottle sweat a lot when filling with ice cold water?
+Glenn Taylor Hi Glenn, it does a little, but not as much as a stainless steel bottle. The amount of sweat is dependent on the thermal conductivity of the material, and in comparison to steel and glass, plastic has a much lower thermal conductivity, so it will sweat a lot less than steel or glass. In addition to this, the wall of the bottle is much thicker than glass or steel bottles, so the thermal resistance of the wall is much higher. I guess to answer your question, the humidity will condense, but relative to other bottles, not that much, it's dry inside right now because it's winter out though, so can't really tell what it'll do in the summer.
Also, due to the high thermal resistance of the walls, cold water stays cold longer, and hot water stays hot longer inside the bottle, compared to steel or glass bottles. I can test this tomorrow night and let you know how it does.
Hope that helps! Cheers, David.
I have one and they do sweat A LOT
I wish you would have gone over cleaning methods for the wide mouth. I have scrubbed my bottle for hours and it still smells like ball sack.
Hi, you're right. Should have gone over that! For mine, I just use Dawn dish soap and it seems to clean it well, cleaning should be done each day to maximize cleanliness. But once a week should do it. Unless you use it a lot, then it should be cleaned each night, before the bacteria can grow overnight and make it smell like sweaty ball sack. I would soak it in a high concentration of dish soap overnight, that should get rid of any smells. Scrub it with a bottle brush too, if you don't have one, a dish cloth and spoon should work. Good luck!
If you still need more, use lemon juice, or baking soda to try to remove the odour.
Cheers,
David.
Thanks David. I took your advice and left it soaking overnight and it seems to hav worked, thank you!
@@PeaceLoveandMolotovs Great! Glad it worked out. Thanks for letting us know. Hopefully other people with the same issue will read this and try it too!
Have a great day!
Cheers,
David.
what the easy sipper size?
Hi,
It's diameter is 52.57mm.
Cheers,
David.
So the water doesn’t start tasting like plastic??
Nope, I'm pretty picky and I don't mind drinking water out of this thing.
If you try really hard, you can smell the plastic, but as for tasting it, I don't have a problem with that. Obviously taste and smell are linked though, so you may "taste" the plastic when drinking out of it, but I've tried pouring the water out into a glass to drink, and it's not bad.
If you're really sensitive, you may notice something, but this will be the best plastic bottle you'll get, which won't add taste to water. The only better method is to get a glass bottle.
Cheers!
David.
Hello brother !
It will be great if u make some videos about 18650 internal resistance , voltage , current , discharge , charge how they work
Hi,
Thank you for the suggestion! That's a great idea. Those are all interesting things!
Best regards,
David.
The question you should be asking is what is the biggest
If you need more volume, I suggest a camelback or similar, I use that for when I'm going on bike rides or hikes. 2L of water on your back.
Is this thing dishwasher safe?
Yes! The manufacturer says all nalgene bottles are dishwasher safe, they recommend putting it on the top rack away from the heating element. I guess the heat can melt plastic, keep all plastic on the top rack. My Tupperware seems fine on the top, I've had it melt on the bottom before lol.
Cheers!
David.
@@DavidSunshine How do you put it on the top rack since it is too tall to be on the top rack? Do you put it sideways? Doesn't the water pile up inside if you put it sideways? Doesn't the lid flip around since it is attached?
@@tastybrownie7448 Hi, if you have a utensil tray that comes out, you can take that out and it'll be enough space, or if you can lower the top rack, that would make enough space. If neither option works, you can wash it on the bottom rack if you can turn off the heating element function, and just air dry.
Some washers have low temp drying if they are stainless steel, that would help.
The main goal is to avoid the high temperature drying function.
Cheers,
David.
@@DavidSunshine Your knowledge is lit, bro!!
@@tastybrownie7448 Glad I could help! Also if you want a good Thermos, with slick steel interior finish, check out Zojirushi thermoses. I recommend slick steel instead of non stick since it's more pure.
There's a pacman version and it's awesome, I would get it if I didn't already have an older model. The newer model is easier to clean, but I've got too many to buy another lol. I'll make a video about it later when I get time.
Cheers!
David.
i currently use hydro flask it shape similar to nalgene except it insulated.
Hey, that's great!
I also like vacuum sealed stainless bottles, holds the temperature well. Which model do you use and recommend? Are the plastic components made in the USA and BPA free?
I really don't trust stuff manufacturer in countries with poor track records for introducing toxic/harmful chemicals into products, there's no excuse for that, and completely irresponsible. When we find reliable manufacturers, we should support them, all the way!
Cheers,
David.
David Sunshine yes plastic part are bpa free but i think it make in china but atleast it design in USA!!
FlightSimMovie Cool. Well that's the important part lol. As long as someone competent designed and specified the materials and process, it can be a good product as long as the right quality controls are put in place. Their flasks look good though. I'm actually using a stainless vacuum sealed thermos for tea and cold water currently. Zojirushi brand, it's awesome, Japanese design and made in Thailand. Everyone has to outsource at some point lol.
David Sunshine i also have zojirushi it awesome (i live in thailand) but i bored it and want to find some new brand to test.
Haha that's so funny! Mine's made in Thailand! Pretty cool.
I've got the 16oz SM-KHE48, www.zojirushi.com/app/product/smkhe
It's pretty awesome. One handed operation, and locking is the best. Perfect thermos in my opinion, keeps liquids hot or cold VERY well compared to the other ones I've used, and it's very useable. They tapered the back so the lid locks back and everything LOL. They are good engineers and it's constructed very well.
I'm not sure if any other manufacturer will beat them in quality, function and price.
I compared Zojirushi to Tiger, and the Tiger was inferior in every way. Only thing is, Zojirushi is hard to say compared to Tiger LOL.
Maybe you can test Tiger? Elephant can crush a tiger tho.
What else is out there?
I have the same one from mec 😆
NICE! That's a great store!
my teacher drinks out of the nalgene bottle without that white thing and nothing spills on her. so you are wrong.
Ya, I don't use the white thing either, but I can see it being helpful for those who take a quick big swig. They can just slow down and take it easy, but some may find the guard helpful. Your teacher probably doesn't care, until you tip the bottom of the bottle up in the middle of drinking!
can you take off the thingy attached to the lid
Alex K Yup. You can easily remove the strap from the bottle. But if you want to remove the strap from the lid you gotta cut it off I think. Can't be put back on, but you can buy a new lid. If you're gonna permanently remove it, no big deal to cut it off.
Cheers,
David.
David Sunshine awesome thx for the reply
Alex K Anytime! Cheers, David.
lol
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Hello from Canada 🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂
is this plastic bottles
Ya, it's bpa-free plastic. Strong stuff, and should be very safe for drinking from, with no known side effects.
Cheers,
David.
@@DavidSunshine Do you know about Kangen Water?
@@krishnadas4x Hi. Nope. Is it good?
@@DavidSunshine It's simple miracle water.
@@krishnadas4x Oh cool. I'll look it up.
Stainless steel>>>>>>plastic
Ya, I think so too, but I drop my bottle a lot and stainless gets dented a lot, and also the brass thread insert is a dissimilar metal so there's the funny taste that occurs because of that. The liquid also is more insulated in plastic so it stays cold longer and the bottle sweats less. I like using plastic for an everyday water bottle.
But everyone has their preference.
***** Weird, non of my SS bottles have any brass insert. Insulation is an issue but they make hydro flask (tons of companies have the same design on amazon for cheaper) that keeps water cold longer than plastic. Dropping the bottle would be a bigger issue on an insulated one though
Oh ya, some stainless has the threads right in the stainless by using a large cap and large threads, that solves that problem.
Stainless is good though, it's used for many containers for food and liquids.
If the mouth opening can be big as the Nalgene that would be good, as it lets you put in ice cubes that can keep cool all day.
I have used both and I still keep going back to the Nalgene.
There is a stainless steel wide mouth bottle made by Nalgene, you might want to have a look since you like this one so much.
Überlebe! Thanks for the heads up! I'll check it out, and bet lots of people looking for a good stainless steel bottle will appreciate it. I've been using a Platapus Plus Bottle, it's a collapsible bottle, basically an intravenous bag with a water bottle mouth lol. it's pretty awesome I think. I'll have to do a review on it after some usage.
Cheers,
David.
China isn't as bad as you thought
Lol, you saying it's worse?
it's much better
Lol, I wouldn't go that far, but to be fair, they do make some stuff that's pretty good when they're under proper supervision.
Unfortunately, when companies try to maximize profits, the quality goes way down and the consumer suffers. I think that's the stigma surrounding "Made in China" goods, but to be fair to the consumer, it's a warranted reputation.
David Sunshine it does make sense about what you say. I bought a nalgene after viewing your episode. And it's really awesome. ( forget my terrible english )
You're English seems great to me.
Cool, you'll be happy with the Nalgene!
I forgot to say, put some duct tape on it, it becomes really handy when you find yourself in need of some tape. It has come in handy a number of times.
Cheers!
David.
I have Ozark Trail water bottle with ALL the same features BUT a way better lid & way CHEAPER. Kicks Nalgenes ass
Nice! Glad you found a better bottle at a cheaper price! It's always good to find an alternative product that provides a better lid at a lower price!
I always liked the Nalgene bottles because they were Made in the USA, from Tritan polycarbonate, but ya that can make it cost more unfortunately.
Thanks for letting us know if this cheaper alternative!
Cheers!
David.