Sustain Tritan BPA-Free Water Bottle Made with Material Derived from 50% Plastic Waste, 32 OZ, Wide Mouth

Real good at holding liquids.The lid works better the more you turn it! Be careful because if you turn the lid in a certain direction it can come off and you could spill. I recommend I couple dry runs prior to placing liquid inside of it. I can save you sometime from crazy spills.

The "wide mouth" is nice for filling without spilling, but the lid is not a squeeze-bottle top it is just a screw-on cap. It is very durable plastic, available in several colors and sizes. This particular one (36 oz) is too big for a standard bicycle bottle rack but great for backpacking or camping. It also has volume markings up one side so you can see how much is in it or how much you've been drinking.The wide mouth top is NOT wide enough to fit a whole hand into, and the bottle is too deep to reach the bottom with your fingers, so cleaning may be an issue. Use a bottle brush!! Only use regular dish soap and warm water, any stronger chemicals will eat the plastic. Failure to use soap and a bottle brush will allow algae and bacteria to grow in the bottom corners of the bottle, which will make you sick if you keep drinking from the bottle. So keep it clean, wash it every few days at least!! Also try to avoid filling it with any sticky liquids that leave a hard to clean residue, like milk or cola. It might be fine to mix up a little bit of Koolaid or Propel Fitness Water or something similar though.Bottom line: durable plastic bottle with a plain screw-top cap, volume markings on one side, and a wide mouth to accommodate using a bottle brush to clean it. Good choice for backpacking but might require an extra wide bottle rack to put it on a bicycle. I like it.

Not much to say other than it works well and is my go-to brand for water bottles.

I mainly use glass water bottles. Even as a child I disliked the taste of drinking from plastic or metal. But glass isn't always ideal, or even allowed. I bought this bottle to use in situations where I can't take my glass ones due to weight or breakability.I know Nalgene has a good reputation and I expect it to last quite a long time. I also prefer my bottles without complex drinking mechanisms. The simpler it is, the less places for bacteria to hide, and the less likely it is to break. So I appreciate that this just has a simple screw top. The part that connects the cap to the bottle is always what breaks first on most bottles, so I'm careful with it. But it seems quite durable so far.I use my Life Factory bottles with just a screw cap for most things (even at home I use them instead of regular glasses). So I'm used to drinking from a wide mouth with screw threads. It doesn't bother me at all. If it bothers you at first, don't worry! You get used to it and stop even noticing.As a bonus, I really like the color I chose! More unique than plain blue, but still not crazy.

Nalgene, has always made excellent products.I've used Nalgene products in laboratories most of my life, and they are top quality.This Nalgene water bottle, is also top quality.

I have one of these but purchased this one on Amazon because I liked the color scheme. These are great! 1000ml is a good amount of H2O to carry without feeling too heavy. Even when full I'll typically carry this by the lid ring and so far it's held up! I like the wide mouth, it makes it easy to drink from and clean. A lot of the nurses have Hydroflasks and Yetis for their water but I enjoy the simplicity and lightness of the Nalgenes. I should add that I never add ice to my water, so that's probably why I don't mind that this one is not double-walled or insulated (no concern for condensation sweating). I also let this one tumble in my truck or work bag and have not yet had a leak. I've dropped it a few times too, and while it got a scuff mark - it didn't scratch badly or break. Nice!

Writing this review it surprises me that I have had my Nalgene water bottle for about a year now. With regular washing, I assure this bottle will not fail you. I dropped it onto asphalt from 10 feet while full and nothing has made more than a scratch (if anything they're just battle scars). Seriously though, this bottle is optimal: it is 32 oz which is enough for half a day's water, it has a wide mouth so it's nice and easy to clean by hand, the lid has a strong loop for storage on a carabiner, and the plastic is stronger that any bottle I've owned previously. I recommend this water bottle. Did I mention that Nalgene also sells lids which narrow the mouth so that you don't accidentally get water all over you in the car? Life-straw also sells little lids just for this bottle which are mini filters like the full sized thing--now that is handy for hiking!

I keep these in the fridge for cold water.