hey /out/ looking for options with my water bottle. been using

shit comes from butts

>>829126
Hey yeti salesman plz give me a job or a rebate or something

>>829138

i'm asian, not originally from the south, drive an imported sedan, don't own any Columbia fishing shirts or Vineyard Vines oversized orange polos, and i don't have the shaggy Justin Bieber haircut.

so no, i'm not a Yeti consumer and definitely not in their sales department.

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>>829126
These are the most light weight and affordable bottles I've found. If they brake, no problem.

>>829297

they do a terrible job of keeping water cold, though.

Kleen Kanteen's are nice because they aren't insilated and you could boil water in one. Get the regular steel I have a blue one and the paint chips if you look at it wrong. Other than that it's one of the better bottles.

>>829126
>Hydroflask
Lifetime warranty.

Or if you want to needlessly spend money for something new, those Stanley classic vacuum water bottles are supposed to work great. Never used a yeti anything so can't comment on those.

Also, quit fucking worrying about what brand water bottle says about you and whether it represents the right style. just buy the tool that does the job.

>>829297
Yeah you're right but those little fuckers are terrible for the environment. I prefer something reusable for that reason. I've had the same nalgene for 8 years now and my dad had the same nalgene for like 30 years. He only upgraded to get something BPA free.

I'm also a hunter and can't stand the loud crinkling noise those makes. I would be so bummed if I scared something off because I was thirsty

>>830938
the pet bottles are very reusable. just wash them clean every now and then. plus, they are far more durable than a polycarbonate nalgene: pet bottles won't shatter when dropped.

the noise is a legit concern that I hadn't considered, coming from a hiking background

>>830919
>>829126
Wait, so why aren't you using the lifetime warranty to get a new hydroflask for free again?

Klean Kantine are nice, vacuum sealed, I think they come way up to 64oz too. Pricey tho, but very good at keeping water cool even in in deserts

>>829164
Where did all of that come from? Silly gook.

I use milsurp canteens, but theyre not for everyone.

Go steal a new lid faggot

>>832193
I'm assuming the non-insulated ones can't be that great at keeping fluids cold though.

>>829297
yep

re-use bottles I already have and once they start to get old, simply recycle them

>>829297

I pretty much do this with gatorade bottles.

>>832831

Gatorade bottles are great. I used them too, then I fell for the Nalgene meme.

>>829126
Well Yeti is better feeling and handling in my hand, but Klean Kanteen keeps drinks hot and cold about an hour longer.

Both are expensive and both made in china.

Klean kanteens come in a variety of colors, Yeti's are all just ss.

In the end I kept the Yeti, but I wish I could get it in different colors.

>>830899
Klean Kanteen has insulated and nob insulated...so remember that before you place yours in a fire.

>>832212
They treat every public forum as if it were a resume.