Camelbak: CamelBak Better Bottle (1L)

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Camelbak: CamelBak Better Bottle (1L) - Altrec.com Product Description:

Stay hydrated even when on the go with the Camelbak Better Bottle 1L Waterbottle. A spill free solution to chemical leaching plastic, all Camelbak bottles are BPA free and completely safe for hot & cold beverages and the dishwasher. The unique Big Bite™ Valve system allows for convenient sipping in the car, at school & the office or on your next day hike. Even when tipped upside down, the Better Bottle will not spill. Take off the cap and the wide mouth design allows for easy cleaning, filling with ice cubes or a fresh strawberry smoothie.

Made of Eastman Tritan™ copolyester,
BPA-free
Dishwasher safe
Excellent impact resistance
Suitable for warm and cold beverages
CamelBak's Big Bite valve eliminates awkward drips and spills
.Integrated handle for easy carrying
Wide-mouth opening for easy filling and cleaning
Standard cap size fits many other wide-mouth bottles and most automobile cup holders
Ideal for the gym, a day hike, the office, school and the car
32oz/ 1 liter

Seattle Area Customers: This item is AVAILABLE ONLINE (may or may not be available in the Sturtevant's Bellevue/Puyallup stores).

Customer Reviews (4)

Camelbak: CamelBak Better Bottle (1L) - 4 Reviews

Joseph I. Robinson - 2008-08-30
Best Bottle on the market. I've tried many. I carry 3 bottles with me every work day. I fill them with ice, a little lemon juice/lime, top them with water and slide them into an insolated sock.

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2008-08-21
Great water bottle This is the best water bottle I ever did have. Sorry I'm form the south. But really, it works great and the valve works great and I'm gonna buy me another one. Cool

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Scott C - 2009-05-20
Good substitute for Nalgene. I was very, very sad to toss (I mean, recycle!) my old, BPA-infested Nalgene. I have been a loyal Nalgene consumer and user ever since my days in Boy Scouts. But when I realized I had to get a new water bottle, I thought I might branch out beyond Nalgene (they do make a non-BPA product now) and try something new. So I got this water bottle. I like the easy-flip spout--it maintained design consistency with their original backpack pouches and allows you to drink without tipping the bottle. Finally, I found yesterday that it will fit in the water bottle cage of my road bike upside down. (So that odd, bulky shape does have some benefits...) The drawbacks are that handling it is a little awkward (compared to the Nalgene) and not so rugged (this hasn't happened, but I can imagine the spout getting broken off in a trail accident).

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