In the 1960s, our scientists (who were avid hikers themselves) hit the trails along with one of their durable, leakproof, lightweight lab bottles. With that, a new product—and category—was born, and Nalgene became the original reusable water bottle for hikers, travelers, athletes, and everyday users alike.
Nalgene 1 Litre Sustain Wide Mouth Bottle - Odyssey Gray Large Nalgene Logo
Discover the timeless design of the original classic water bottle from Nalgene. With decades of proven functionality, this recycled material version will make you look and feel great!
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Nalgene 700ml Sustain On The Fly Bottle - Charcoal with Lime Cap
The Nalgene 700ml Sustain On The Fly Bottle - Charcoal with Lime Cap offers convenient OTF sipping and a functional design for active individuals. Its slim shape and secure cap make it perfect for on-the-go storage in work bags, gym bags, backpacks, and cup holders. The best part? The OTF cap fits all Wide Mouth bottles, giving you endless possibilities for mixing and matching.
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Great price, fast delivery, highly recommend.
Very light weight, plenty of pockets.
You forget you’re wearing it
I have had a Terra Nova Compact for several years now and have used it on hiking, cycling and motorcycling trip and have found it to be a good compact tent except when it is windy when the sides billow in a lot.
The All Season is designed to have more rigid sides and generally succeeds, the greater internal space is good but there is no longer enough room in the vestibule for panniers or a rucksack but they do fit inside now.
I would still use the original Compact for hiking due to the weight saving but I am sure the AS is perfectly suitable for this as well.
This is a small upgrade on the Silva Expedition.
The baseplate is the same, and very usable. The needle seems to settle a little faster, and a must have declination adjustment.
What sold it to me was the overall appearance. It does look professionally made, with the nostalgic look of some of the very early Silva compasses that I used.
