Titanium Water Bottle with Carry Loop

Why it exists

At camp or at the desk, you want water that does not pick up extra flavor and a bottle you can clip on and go. A plastic bottle fails the first test, and a heavy bottle fails the second on a long day. This single-wall titanium bottle is built for both: a screw cap, a carry loop, and three sizes so it fits the day you are actually having, from a short dayhike to a long ride.

How it works

Fill it, screw the cap down, and clip the loop to a pack strap, a belt, or a carabiner. The screw cap closes the bottle between sips, and the loop means you can hang it from a hook or a branch at camp instead of setting it in the dirt. Unscrew, drink, screw it back down. It is a screw cap, not a flip lid or a straw, and there is no liner: just a titanium body that leaves nothing behind in the water.

For coffee drinkers, it is the water carrier in the kit: fill it at the trailhead, pour from it into a kettle or pot at camp, and drink from it on the walk. The 500 ml (17 fl oz) size covers a short hike or a desk; the 600 ml (20 fl oz) is the all-day middle ground; the 750 ml (25 fl oz) is for long rides, hot days, or carrying brew water as well as drinking water.

Built for the trail

• Single-wall titanium body for a straightforward, unlined drink with no plastic liner and no picked-up flavor.
• Screw cap to close it down between sips.
• Carry loop so you can hang it off a pack, a belt, or a hook at camp.
• Food-contact rated, with no high-concerned chemicals listed.
• Light at every size: about 120.5 g (4.3 oz) for the 500 ml, about 131.8 g (4.6 oz) for the 600 ml, and about 144.8 g (5.1 oz) for the 750 ml (maker's figures).
• Same slim footprint across the range, about 7 cm (2.8 in) across, with a cap about 5.5 cm (2.2 in) wide; only the height changes.
• Three capacities: 500 ml (17 fl oz), 600 ml (20 fl oz), and 750 ml (25 fl oz).

Best for

Backpackers, cyclists, and day hikers who want a light metal bottle with no plastic liner or taste, and desk workers who want the same bottle at home and on the weekend. Pick the 500 ml for short days and small pockets, the 600 ml if you want one bottle for most outings, and the 750 ml for long, hot days or when you are also carrying water for a pot of coffee. Even the 750 ml comes in at about 144.8 g (5.1 oz). If you want your drink to stay hot or cold for hours, this single-wall bottle is the wrong tool; look at an insulated flask instead.

Honest limits

Single-wall means no insulation: hot liquid makes the outside hot to hold, and ice water will sweat in warm weather. It is sold as a water bottle with a screw cap, so treat it as a bottle, not a pot. The dimensions and weights are the maker's figures, hand-measured, so expect small variation. Rinse after use and air-dry with the cap off.

Specs

What's covered

• 30-day returns for unused items in original packaging; anything that arrives defective or damaged is replaced.
• Free shipping on every order.