Nalgene Lexan Loop-Top 32 Ounce Poly Bottle

Pros: Bigger than the 16 ounce
Cons: Tea

I know I wrote a review saying how wonderful my 16 ounce Nalgene was, but I had to throw it away. I made tea in it one night and let it sit for about five minutes. I then opened the bottle and noticed a very disgusting smell. A smell that can only be ...

Pros: Almost indestructible
Cons: You're paying for the Nalgene name on the bottle

Nalgene’s 32-ounce lexan water bottle does a good job at holding just about any kind of liquid you might be packing into the woods. However there are cheaper and just as good alternatives to this bottle – since the Nalgene name alone adds to the cost ...

Pros: Virtually indestructible, doesn't retain odours, sort of cool
Cons: For the average bear, doesn't do anything another water bottle does

The Nalgene bottle is an interesting cultural phenomenon. It is designed for camping. This is the reason that Nalgenes are nearly indestructible. Among my friends and acquaintances, almost all own one or more Nalgenes. Is this because they are all ...

Pros: Leak-proof wide mouth bottle, great for hiking and traveling
Cons: Wide mouth may cause some to spill

I bought my first Nalgene bottle several years ago when preparing for a hiking trip with my father. He recommended this bottle because of its wide mouth, which is just the right size for most portable water filter adaptors. I have also learned ...

Pros: Size, Capacity, Invincibility, ability to sticker, 2 dollar replacement lids
Cons: Weak lids (if 2 years is unacceptable)

Ahh Nalgene First off, I love my Nalgene, plain and simple, I love this bottle. It is greatly sized in both holdablilty and capacity. The bottle also makes for a great sticker platform, which is a definite reason for buying it. The third reason I ...

Pros: Unbreakable, holds 32 ounces, wide mouth, attached cap, heat safe.
Cons: None.

My 32 ounce "Lexan" Nalgene bottle is a constant fixture where ever I go. Yes, to some it might be "just a water bottle", but this plastic bottle is my lifeline. My safety blanket. The sad thing is, I'm only half kidding! I'm a college student, a ...

Pros: Design; durability; easy to clean.
Cons: Minor design issues.

As my close family knows, I am crazy about water. Whether I'm in a restaurant or sitting at home, I drink far more water than I do soda, tea, or any other drink. Inevitably, I thought a durable, large water bottle would be great to carry around with ...

Pros: It won't leak, its odor and stain-resistant. You can put it in the freezer.
Cons: Scratches up, pricey, and the wide mouth makes spilling easy.

Why did I spend $8.00 on a water bottle? I’ve had a small mouth Nalgene water bottle since 2004 and I love it. As long as I don’t forget to take it with me I use it just about everyday. Buying bottled water is expensive and it wastes our ...

Pros: EXTREME durability, Lightweight, Multitude of uses, inexpensive, neat to look at!
Cons: Absolutely None!

I have had my "Nalgene" for about a year now, and cannot say enough about its perfection for the task. I am an active person who enjoys hiking, and couldn't do without this miracle container. When I was first introduced to the concept of a "Nalgene" ...

Pros: This bottle will last longer than you will.
Cons: A bit hard to drink from; not insulated

Some people think that "forever" is an inconceivable term. But this concept is understandable. Buy a Nalgene 32-oz. water bottle and its life span will easily clarify the term. I mean, the dictionary practically has a picture of the bottle next to the...

Pros: Completely indestructible Lexan bottle, attached cap, easy to grip, compatible with numerous water filters.
Cons: Not insulated, wide mouth is hard to drink from, volume tick marks wear off.

Nalgene's 32oz wide-mouth water bottle is a feat of engineering. Constructed from Lexan polycarbonate, the same stuff used in making bulletproof glass, this bottle will last longer than you ever will. To test this, I dropped my full bottle from the third ...

Pros: Wide-mouth, indestructible, seal never leaks
Cons: Brand name is 20% more expensive then non-brands.

It is certainly true that these canisters last forever with very harsh usage. I have a tendency to throw mine down 10-meter cliffs, and when they hit whatever happens to be the bottom they bounce a few times but never break. On the other hand there are ...

Pros: unbreakable, lots of colors, transparent, never lose the cap.
Cons: wide mouth, price.

Having a Nalgene water bottle is a big thing at my school. All the cool kids have one. It's the Aber ...

Pros: Tough, no residual taste, easy to clean, no leakage.
Cons: None

For $7 or $8 I never thought I would get something that so pleased me and would last for so long. I originally had the old Nalgene opaque plastic (HDPE- I think polyethylene) bottles. The result was that I would sometimes get some unpleasant ...

Pros: Indestructible, never leaks, handy volume scale, dishwasher safe.
Cons: ?

If you are like me, you are probably thinking "A water bottle is a water bottle. Who cares which one I get?" I'm here to tell you that there IS a difference, and Nalgene is the king.

This bottle is made of Lexan, which means it is lightweight...