Water storage for the automobile.

[Quirt]

Very interesting products. So, you've never had an issue with them freezing? Do you leave any space for expansion?

Thanks.

Sufler they are bombproof! No freezing issues as long as you leave ample room for expansion. They're designed to be mishandled by 19 year olds who are full of themselves in harms way. I have some similar used British cans that look like they went thru a meat tenderizer and only one sprung a seeping leak on a corner. Some super glue fixed that. We use those beater cans to cache water for scouts when they're doing their long map/compass journeys. They must find caches of water, food, and better gear on their trek. They must devise team ways to carry it out with them. These cans are abused!!!

$21 bucks for a effective multi use water container seems like a bargin. When you need more water you just find a stream, refill, and drop your filter into the large opening.

 

[drvoxmentat]

MSR dromedary bag. A bit pricey, but I've had a large one I've used for backcountry camping for over 15 years and it's still holding up. I throw in boiling water to clean it out every now and then.

http://cascadedesigns.com/msr/water...reatment-and-hydration/dromedary-bags/product

Water expands roughly 10% when it freezes, btw.

I second this recommendation. They're flexible, durable and take up as little space as possible.

 

[raindog101]

Link. I think you can also find them on Amazon or ebay, but they can be pretty spendy.

Thanks for the link. I love the Lexington Container website. Lots of cool products there, and for cheap!