32oz Narrow Mouth Ultralite White
$6.60
(2 customer ratings)
Made from HDPE, a super light-weight material perfect for when you’re packing light.
25 in stock
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32oz Narrow Mouth Ultralite White
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32oz Neoprene Sleeve
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Narrow Mouth Cap
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Price for all three: $26.00
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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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Leak-Proof Guarantee
Continuous, straight shouldered semi-buttress threads keep the bottle sealed tight.
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Made In the USA
Local goods mean local jobs and fewer emissions.
| Bottle Volume | |
|---|---|
| Lid Type | |
| Diameter | 3.5 inches (89mm) |
| Cap Diameter | 1.5 inches (38mm) |
| Weight | 3.625 oz (102.75g) |
| Height | 9.25 in (23.5cm) |
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Jordan
Been using these almost everyday , 6 years and counting!
Very durable, can still read measurements on the side, original lids and when I drink out of it I don’t get spillage and pillaged like with the wide mouth.
Q Ball
I have been using these Nalgene water bottles for many years. The first one I got for scouting lasted me 17 years before it finally broke. No mold issues, always able to clean it, bleach it, put it in the dishwasher (as long as the lid stayed away from the heating element…) and it kept going. The polycarbonate ones never lasted me as long as these polyethylene. Buy it. Trust it. Travel with it. My first one traveled to Europe, Alaska, Hawaii, and the top of Mt. Rainier. It died in Oklahoma. That was not OK.