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Nalgene-Guyut bottles
- Thread starter bentblade
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Sorry for my ignorance but I don't know how to post a link.
What I did was go to nalgenechoice.com clicked on material then clicked on stainless.
On Amazon it should come up if you search under Nalgene ss bpa-free bottle 32oz. Then under the link for color it will give you the option of standard or backpacker. 32 or 38 oz.
Hope that helps
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I'm leaning towards the standard 38. It seems to be the same size with a larger base and it can take the GSI stainless steel cup on the bottom as an attachment in-case I didn't want to boil the whole bottle, but I worry it might be to big to carry around all day. The shorty seems cool for around the city.
Amazon list the standard as a 32, I think that's a mistake, unless nalgene/guyot just made it without updating their site.
25$ is pretty steep even if they are cool. I will probably get one though.
I am going to try to find a whole bunch of cheap old nalgene bottles especially wide mouths and keep them stashed for emergencies. Those plastic nalgene bottles are the only container I have ever seen freeze solid while full of water and not break.Stainless would burst if you left it in the car full in our winters.
I have a PSK that is a little plastic bag full of supplies attached to a Carbon Mora and using an elastic to attach it to a Nalgene container of clean water seems like a great and cheap little kit to stash in cars ,boats ,campers,etc.
I am going to try to find a whole bunch of cheap old nalgene bottles especially wide mouths and keep them stashed for emergencies. Those plastic nalgene bottles are the only container I have ever seen freeze solid while full of water and not break.Stainless would burst if you left it in the car full in our winters.
I have a PSK that is a little plastic bag full of supplies attached to a Carbon Mora and using an elastic to attach it to a Nalgene container of clean water seems like a great and cheap little kit to stash in cars ,boats ,campers,etc.
