US made water bottle
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Did that before asking here. The only two I found were Nalgene and TruFlask. I was hoping that someone here might know of more.
Liberty has aluminum ones made in usa
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How do you make water? I can buy hydrogen and oxygen is easy to come by, but will I need special equipment?
I tired this stuff, but it just didn't work. maybe I didn't completely empty the can into the water.
I tired this stuff, but it just didn't work. maybe I didn't completely empty the can into the water.
Liberty has aluminum ones made in usa
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At Liberty® Works, we believe in manufactured goods—meaning products that are truly good for our environment, country, and communities. Whether choosing from our pre-designed collections or creating your own custom bottle, we promise that you can be proud of how your bottle is made, from factory...
Yep, and the domestic aluminum bottles are of decent quality. But unfortunately they aren't double-wall insulated, and so if you fill one with cold water, it'll "sweat" until your drink reaches room temperature.
Around the house and at the office, I use Tervis stuff. If I'm biking, hiking, or camping, then I'll just grab one of the bazillion bike water bottles we have around the house. Almost all of those are made by Specialized, which are cheap and bombproof.
Found one....
Duh, we put a cork in it so the water don't run out.
Duh, we put a cork in it so the water don't run out.
Liberty has aluminum ones made in usa
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True, but I think that their insulated bottles are made in China.
Polar
Tervis
And, perhaps you should edit your first post to include the word insulated.
Nalgene’s are cool. Not only can you freeze them, in the winter you can pour boiling water in them and slide them down in your sleeping bag to help you stay warm. Most cheap no name bottles will melt.
Also, OR used to (maybe still do) make a little pouch for Nalgenes that is insulated.
Great in super cold enviro to keep you water a liquid.
Would work in summer to keep it cool I guess.
Pretty easy to make a cheap one with closed cell foam and duct tape. Have made a couple.
16 oz Nalgene makes a dandy coffee cup for backpacking and hunting.
We probably have 10 of them between my kid and I.
She loves them for school and activities.
Great in super cold enviro to keep you water a liquid.
Would work in summer to keep it cool I guess.
Pretty easy to make a cheap one with closed cell foam and duct tape. Have made a couple.
16 oz Nalgene makes a dandy coffee cup for backpacking and hunting.
We probably have 10 of them between my kid and I.
She loves them for school and activities.
Thanks for letting me know about Tervis. I don't consider Polar truly insulated. I actually was not specifically looking for insulated, just pointing out that not all Liberty are US made.
Do you want to have a real challenge?
Try to find a stainless steel insulated water bottle that is NOT made in China.
Sure you'll find some USA manufacturers of water bottles that say made in the USA, then go look at their stainless ones and note the disclaimer...
It's even getting hard to find glass water bottles not made in China.
I think the French still make some.
Try to find a stainless steel insulated water bottle that is NOT made in China.
Sure you'll find some USA manufacturers of water bottles that say made in the USA, then go look at their stainless ones and note the disclaimer...
It's even getting hard to find glass water bottles not made in China.
I think the French still make some.
Put that in yer back pack.
You can get littlerns or bigerns. I reckon them littlerns be the backpacker model.
You can get littlerns or bigerns. I reckon them littlerns be the backpacker model.
Some Camelbak products are made in the US (government contracts). I have had bottles made in the US, not just bladders, so worth asking, looking, which are. I like all my bottles from them. Various countries of origin.
Yup to the above: Nalgene is 100% US except... for their two stainless bottles. Chinese.
If just trying to avoid China/Asia, also be aware there are some some old-school European manufacturers who have never changed. AFAIK, SIGG still makes 100% of their stuff at their very own factory in Switzerland.
Yup to the above: Nalgene is 100% US except... for their two stainless bottles. Chinese.
If just trying to avoid China/Asia, also be aware there are some some old-school European manufacturers who have never changed. AFAIK, SIGG still makes 100% of their stuff at their very own factory in Switzerland.
