NALGENE Tritan OTG BPA-Free Water Bottle 24 Oz Review

Posted by Teresa Ibanez on 11/27/2010 · Leave a Comment

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(More customer reviews)I bought this bottle specifically for cycling...it's the right size for a bottle holder on a bike, so that's a benefit over the traditional Nalgenes. The problem I have with this bottle is that when it's turned upside down, it leaks out the top. The rubber seal on the cap isn't sufficient to keep all the liquid inside, so you can forget about throwing it in your backpack unless you want everything else in there soaked. Not your best work, Nalgene!

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Product Description:
Do away with plastic water bottles and go the reusable route with the Nalgene OTG. Made of super-tough Eastman Tritan polycarbonate, the OTG is the ultimate in mobile hydration, with a size that fits in most car cup holders, bike cages, and even exercise machines. In addition, the bottle offers an easy flip-top lid, so you can open the top with one hand for easy drinking on the go. Perhaps most importantly, the bottle's BPA-free construction is impact-, odor-, and stain-resistant, so you can enjoy your liquids without the dreaded plastic taste and smell. The OTG bottle--which boasts a sleek, slender profile--holds 24 ounces and weighs 0.26 pounds. About Nalgene Outdoor Based in Rochester, N.Y., Nalgene was founded in 1949 as a manufacturer of the first plastic pipette holder. The company soon expanded its product line to include state-of-the-art polyethylene labware under the Nalgene brand. By the 1970s, outdoor enthusiasts had discovered the taste and odor-resistant, leakproof, and rugged properties of Nalgene's large selection of plastic containers. In response to this emerging demand, Nalgene created a Consumer Products Division. In the ensuing years, Nalgene created a full line of bottles that were perfect for storing everything from water to powdered drinks to pancake mix to shampoo.