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I recently received my Guyot Designs "standard" 38 oz stainless bottle. As you may have noticed, it's become available again through a few retailers (I bought mine on Amazon). It doesn't have the Nalgene logo on it anywhere, so I'm not sure if it's brand new production (which I guess would mean that Guyot has split from Nalgene; the Guyot website is still non-existent with a notice that it will be up in Spring 2012) or pre-Nalgene production from several years ago that was discovered in a warehouse or something. I thought that Nalgene used up their last stock to make their special "eco awareness" run and then completely ceased selling of the "standard." They still sell the much-maligned "backpacker" model with the tapering base.
I'm not ruling out that it could be a fake, too. But the steel is definitely 18/10 and noticeably beefier than my Klean Kanteen 40 oz (made of 18/8). Does anybody know the scuttlebutt on the newly-available "standard" models? By the way, I hear a lot of people pronouncing it "guy ought" in reviews. It's French: "ghee-oh"
I'm not ruling out that it could be a fake, too. But the steel is definitely 18/10 and noticeably beefier than my Klean Kanteen 40 oz (made of 18/8). Does anybody know the scuttlebutt on the newly-available "standard" models? By the way, I hear a lot of people pronouncing it "guy ought" in reviews. It's French: "ghee-oh"