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Question: Can I put hot water into this bottle? Will it melt or let into the water any toxic material bad for health?
Document: This canteen was exactly what I was looking for. I freeze water in it overnight and carry it my golf bag to provide icy cold water on the hot (105 degrees plus) Phoenix  golf courses. It is very well made, the spout is comfortable to drink from,the cap seals perfectly  and there is no odor from the material. A great product!
I thought the material would be a little thicker than this. I fear it might be puntured easily. I am super impressed with all of my other Nalgene purchases so I cannot knock it yet as I have not put it to the test. I wish it could have been constructed a little thicker though. Time will tell. I would buy again for the price though. I hope it holds up like the cylindricyle Nalgene jugernaughts.
People are shocked that it hold 32 oz. due to the small look and feel of it. I filled it up and poured the water into a Camel Back 32 oz. bottle and it filled right up to the rim of the Camel Back.No smell from the material compared to traditional canteens, replaced my military style with these and actually started using it everyday in place of my traditional water bottle.
Old concave design, I have not seen this shape in awhile. Great change from solid round water bottles. Slightly flexible material and concave design are perfect for day hikes or stuffing into the side pocket of your backpack. This does has small opening and will not work with most water filters, but it's easy to pour water from a wide mouth bottle into this one. I like the way this rides on my hip with a belt and canteen cover. Very light weight and from a solid company. Excellent canteen.
The walls of my two Oasis Canteens are soda pop thin. Probably a bad batch but...? I might as well be using a pop bottle for water; it's definitely a lot cheaper.I don't like all the little protrusions & notches around the neck. I've never seen anything like this on a Nalgene product. Why the little arm sticking out to catch on something? Is it to hold the loop on? There's notches in the ring around the neck - why?
I used the OD green (non-see thru canteen (while in the military) I prefer this one over it. The problem I have with this is that I let it sit in a warm temp (non-direct sunlight) and around 24 hours later, I open the bottle and it has a stale odor to it. (Just water is stored)I am able to rinse out the bottle, air dry it  and refill.
I have only needed to buy one replacement for my everyday water bottle for the past seven years! I hated water before I was given this bottle for a present. The water tastes so fresh because of the BPA free plastic. It holds so much water too. The mouth doesn't have the annoying spouts that only let a small stream of water out at a time and isn't so big you spill all over yourself either. Also - I break everything!
This thing works great. Put water in it, tilt it above mouth, water pours into mouth, doesn't even hesitate. Twist the cap on tightly, hold water bottle upside down, nuttin comes out. Put cold water in here, tilt above head, and cold water comes out. Tastes great. This is a good water bottle, that works great.
It is more flexible than a round Nalgene Tritan container, not like a squeeze bottle or anything, just more flexible than the round ones. Not that it's a bad thing, however, I expected it to be just as hard.
This is not rock hard and is kind of a more rigid rubbery type material so I'm curious how much abuse it can take compared to the typical Nalgene.The only downside I can think of for my needs is I bring Aqua Mira tablets and they require 4 hours out of the light so I have to shove this bottle into my pack if I ever use those.
Answer: yes