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inverse-triangle volume marker February 25, 2013 Reviewer: Anonymous Person from virginia beach, VA United States   Hate the inverse-triangle volume marker thing that MOST of the bottles have now. Harder to read, less accurate, and makes the bottle look unprofessional, like a toy or something... there are a lot of great bottles with great colors that i would love to have but i simpily won't purchase them because of that stupid looking inverse triangle volume marker. Was this review helpful to you?

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Best Water Bottle I've Found Yet November 21, 2012 Reviewer: Chelsea from OH United States   I absolutely love this water bottle. With my job, I put my water bottles through a lot of abuse, and most don't last longer than a week. This one lasted through about two years of every day use, and when I did finally retire it to buy a new one, the only "broken" part of it was the plastic strap that connected the lid to the bottle - which was understandable since I had it strapped on to my backpack with a caribeaner just about every day. I couldn't believe that after so long, that was the only thing wrong with it! I dropped it from heights of 30-40 feet on a semi-regular basis, and there was never even the tiniest of leaks. I love that its BPA free, so I can leave it sitting in the sun and not be worried. I've used it for stuff other than water a few times too, and as long as you're careful to wash it out well and not forget the grooves that the lid slides into, it comes clean really well. Was this review helpful to you?

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The New Tritan Plastic October 21, 2012 Reviewer: Tim Harriman from Huntington Beach, CA United States   My old Nalgene bottles were awesome and basically unbreakable.  The new plastic they are using is great for the worried soccer moms out there (BPA Free), but for the rest of us, the bottles are not nearly as rugged.  Hope they change the formula or thicken the walls of the bottles. Was this review helpful to you?

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Just ordered my 5th bottle August 20, 2012 Reviewer: Clint from Ogden, UT United States   I love this company and their products, Made in the U.S.A. , BPA Free, and light weight.  I have many bottles and they have all had the crap kicked out of them throughout their life.  I have one of their new on the fly bottles and it is great to carry around at work.  I keep one in my truck, and a couple in the fridge at work. My backpack always is stocked with two. Best bottle, best price, and proudly made in the U.S.A.  If you don't care for water bladders, try a Nalgene bottle.  I did and I'll never go back. Was this review helpful to you?

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Didn't live up to the name July 21, 2012 Reviewer: Connor Webb   My main bottle that I'd had for a while broke on the drive to a hike, so I picked up this bottle at an outfitter. It served me pretty well for the hiking, but it didn't hold up. Once I got home I decided to try and put my morning coffee in it because I saw that the bottle could store hot liquids and didn't retain odors. However even after washing it twice the coffee odor persisted. Then over the weekend, about 12 days after purchase, the strap for the lid broke off. It's still a functioning bottle so I'll continue to use it, but I can't say I'm completely satisfied. Was this review helpful to you?

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Everything except the volume marker February 4, 2012 Reviewer: Anonymous Person   It's a great bottle. I had one for a number of years (so they're quality bottles they last a long time). Lost it, went to go buy another one, and for some reason with these 32 oz bottle they've adopted this terribly ugly and less accurate inverse-triangle for the volume marks. Don't see why they don't just go back to using the obviously better lines that are on the narrow mouth bottles and the 16 oz bottles. Came here hoping in face to find a 32oz bottle with the lines but no such luck... Was this review helpful to you?

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Excellent Bottle December 30, 2011 Reviewer: DK   I have about 6 32oz bottles that I've bought over the years, but just ordered a new BPA free one. As always, the bottles are beautiful and easy to clean. I actually use the 48oz silo to carry water and I carry my protein shakes in the 32oz bottles. They never hold an odor and easily come clean with just hand washing. One even rolled under my car seat and stayed there for about 3 months before I found it. It cleaned up in no time and didn't retain any taste or odor from the spoiled milk. The thing is about as strong as you can get without buying a stainless steel bottle. I still have the first Nalgene bottle I bought about 5 years ago. They're strong enough that I don't have to worry about accidently breaking it or baby it when I'm moving around. I feel I've definitely gotten my monies worth out of every single one of them. Second favorite Nalgene product, behind the 48oz bottle. Everyone should own at least one of these. Was this review helpful to you?

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Yet another one. March 10, 2011 Reviewer: bradley stucko from Salida, CO United States   Just ordered a new 32oz Nalgene, though it's definitely not my first. I got my first one from my dad when I was maybe 10 and it had been around for almost 20 years when I finally broke it. In years since I have had many 32's in a variety of random colors. I will admit I switched to a sig bottel for a few months, I liked it but found my self taking my old Nalgene with my instead. My house hold currently has 4 or 5 32's so you ask why I just ordered a new one? It's simple theres a purple one, I'v got a soft spot for purple. And ten bucks? what a deal! Great product! Never question the durability and usability of a Nalgene. Was this review helpful to you?