Nalgene Tritan Wide Mouth BPA-Free Water Bottle, Gray W/Blue Lid, 32 oz

I have used these even during my time in the Marines and never had an issue. Even when water had frozen on cold nights it didn't bust or break the plastic. I bought two of these for our home emergency bag because the glow in the dark versions would help in low light scenarios and I know they can take a beating.

Nalgene water bottles are pretty great. Has lasted me quite a long time. Easily personalized and holds up. Nice wide mouth and no leaks

Best thing to carry into a concert since so many places are making you even take the top off of a water bottle now. You can fill it up and have water for the entire show for free instead of $10 for a hot bottle of water…. without a cap so when it gets knocked over, it spills all over the floor and you’re dancing in .And if you were traveling, your stops at a convenience, please store, your trips to land filled will be reduced. Good for everybody. Win win win.

Just what you'd expect from a Nalgene bottle. It holds water and doesn't leak. No funny smells that you have to try to clean out before first use.

If you're in the market for a plastic waterbottle, Nalgene is a great brand. They're very tough, they seal tight (especially the narrow mouth variety), and they have useful measurement markings.Why should you buy the 32oz/1qt wide mouth style in particular?* It holds a lot of water* It has a wide (stable) base compared to some brands* The wide mouth enables:- easy filling- the option of adding things like flavor pouches that would get stuck in narrow mouth Nalgenes- easier cleaningThat last point is a big deal. Every water bottle should be scrubbed out from time to time, and narrow-neck Nalgenes are very difficult to clean this thoroughly. The wide mouth does make it more difficult to drink gracefully, however, and more catastrophic when the bottle is knocked over. I recommend also buying and using the Nalgene Easy Sipper accessory, which I have used -- it works.With the shorter lid thread travel than the narrow mouth design, I am less convinced that this bottle will not leak. It's definitely a good lid and I don't think I've ever had it leak inside a bag, but I do take more care to close it tightly than I do with my narrow mouth bottle.Like any Nalgene water bottle, the external plastic is prone to dulling over time, reducing the transparency and shine of the bottle. Wear would be less apparent with an opaque bottle. The measurement markings also wear off.Short of extreme trauma to the bottle, the only thing that can break on a Nalgene is the plastic loop connecting the lid to the bottle. It's quite tough, but on larger bottles can break when the full bottle is routinely carried by the loop. This has not happened to me, but I have seen it in the wild.Why you should not buy this product:* You don't need to carry between a quarter and a third of your daily water intake around.* You don't want to risk spilling a lot of water when the lid is open.* You want a very, very secure lid.* You want a non-plastic bottle.* You want an opaque bottle.Health note: Nalgene bottles, like most reusable plastic bottles today, are BPA-free. We probably don't know as much about the chemicals used to replace BPA as we do about BPA itself, though.(Note: I purchased this bottle in 2016. I am not aware of any subsequent changes in manufacturing, if any.)

I bought this water bottle because I needed to drink water more, and I knew to accomplish that, I needed something that could go with me to the office, to the deer stand, or even to outdoor work. This bottle does that flawlessly. It was recommended to me by Christian missionary friends who took theirs all around the world, and I am glad they did. I have had it for months now and its great. First off, it is way stronger than I expected. It has no flex to it if you squeeze it. And the labels don't come off for anything. They are as bright and clear as they were when I bought it. Second, the lid has never leaked despite the fact that I (literally) throw it around in my truck and it is constantly laying down sideways or even upside down in a bag. Third, it takes drops like a pro, even on concrete. It gets scuffs as expected, but not near bad enough to cause any leakage issues. It just bounces and keeps going. Last, the glow in the dark really works. I know that may be the kid in me talking, but its honestly really cool, and actually handy when trying to find it on the nightstand in the middle of the night for a drink. It doesn't produce reading light, but you could spot it instantly in the dark when camping or something.Any possible cons aren't really cons in my opinion. The first thing people complain about Nalgene bottles is that they don't insulate and keep its liquid hot/cold, but it isn't meant to. Honestly, I have come to appreciate it because it is easier for me to drink room temperature water than ice cold water. The only time this has ever been a problem for me is if you leave it in direct sunlight during summer or in a car, but this is user error, not the fault of the bottle. Second, people say it is not travel friendly because it does not fit in a cupholder, nor is it easy to drink out of while driving or walking. I cannot say I've found a way to fit it into a cupholder, but this can be solved by just throwing it in the floorboard or the seat, and IT IS POSSIBLE to drink while moving. It is just an art that has to be mastered and you obviously want to avoid hitting holes or turning while taking a drink.I would recommend this bottle to anybody and promise that you 100% will not regret it. Coolest thing I've ever bought that brought benefit to my life.

Wish it glowed brighter and longer.