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Description
Pack light with the original Nalgene bottle, designed in the 1970s and always a favorite among outdoor enthusiasts. The super Lightweight High Density Polyethylene (HDPE) material lightens your pack without sacrificing durability.
Features
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BPA/BPS Free
So you can drink water that's safe and tastes great.
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Built to Last
Our durable goods are made to last a lifetime.
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Dishwasher Safe
Safe to put in the dishwasher and easy to clean.
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Fits Filtration Devices
Fits most filtration units for clean water in a pinch.
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Fits Ice Cubes
Put ice in your bottle with ease and enjoy your frosty beverage anywhere.
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Leak-Proof Guarantee
Continuous, straight shouldered semi-buttress threads keep the bottle sealed tight.
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Lightweight
Engineered to count for when weight matters most.
| Bottle Volume | |
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| Lid Type | |
| Diameter | 3.5 inches (89mm) |
| Cap Diameter | 2.5 inches (63mm) |
| Weight | 3.75 oz (106.25g) |
| Material |
Dianne Dalombe
These bottles are NOT made in the USA! Where are they made?!
Eric Hansen
Hi Dianne – These bottles are manufactured in the USA. We currently buy the resin from Canada, so we aren’t able to say “Made in USA”. Thanks!
Becca
Nalgene quality is good, but why do these bottles only measure 30 oz if they are supposed to hold 32?
Eric Hansen
Hi Becca – Our Ultralite Bottles are slightly shorter than our Tritan Bottles, so there isn’t enough room to print up to 32oz. Thanks!
Anno
Have been using these for backpacking since the 1960’s. Best because the softer plastic is less likely to crack if dropped on a rock. Plus my “kids” and I use (sturdy) stickers to tell them apart from each other on the trail. And they’ve lasted through several dishwasher loads.
Steve P
Simple and durable, love this water bottle! I like that it’s dishwasher safe and can’t beat the never-leak screw top. Gotta love affordable, high-quality products that last.
kurt maurer
In the 1980’s I did a lot of rock climbing and used these bottles to cary my water for the day. In the summer I would freeze 2 and refrigerate 2 and cary them in insulated pouches (lived in Las Vegas, NV). I still have some of these 32oz. bottles and one 64oz. There great for the outdoors and have held up very well. These days I still use them for camping trips 30 years later.
Matt
These are the ones to get if you carry it around in your bag. It’s so much lighter than the clear ones and the panther logo ones look beautiful too. The clear type one at my office bit I have this hdpe orange one for my carrying around bottle. Saves a water cup at fast food places and the wide mouth bottle lets ice in easy.