What's your go to water bottle

[jcmupar]

I carry 2 Yeti Yonders 1L (plastic) with the chug cap. Way better than a Nalgene.

 

[CobraChicken]

Nalgene bottle on the hip belt.

In my fanny/Rogan stalking setup I have a collapsable platy filled part way in case I get pinned down and need water.

If I'm hunting arid and dry, I'll carry a dromlite. In the pack as well. Not a fan of bladders anymore.

 

[displacedtexan]

I'm using the same Nalgene bottles I've had for the last 15 years. Heavy duty. Freeze em. Crush em. Give them to my kids to travel/ adventure with. Doesn't matter, you can't kill these things.

I've broken 3-4, but they're still my favorite.

Got a 1.5 liter that's been my favorite lately.

 

[Runningwater]

48 oz widemouth nalgene. Pretty bombproof and makes a great hot water bottle for the sleeping bag if needed. If I need more water I complement with a Gatorade bottle.

 

[UpSideDown]

Kleen Kanteen stainless bottles, because I don't like my water in plastic. The factory lids are solid and the CapCap is a nice addition to them and to nalgenes. The Kleen Kanteens use a thread that works with anything that would thread onto a nalgene. They aren't quiet on their own so you'd want to keep them away from metal stuff.

 

[bond111]

Do the people on here that use plastic water bottles, i.e. SmartWater, etc actually wash them out? Seems like a hard thing to do with a tiny opening.

I mainly use Kleen Kanteen, and Owala, but have been looking at Orca 34oz Hydra.

 

[Highhuntin]

I use body armor water bottles, they have a larger opening then smart water but if bringing a Sawyer filter then a smart bottle also

 

[wgmac]

1L wide mouth nalgene with a sip cap in the mouth as my primary bottle, and a 1.5L nalgene silo stashed in the pack for additional water storage. Both bottles have gorilla tape wrapped around them so that I always have some handy when I need it.

 

[Pdzoller]

+1 for Gatorade bottle

 

[Blackdog317]

Nalgene. I use 32 oz and 16 oz wide mouth bottles. Simple, durable, affordable.

 

[maya]

32oz stainless steel Klean Kanteen. It's all dented up & scorched black from cookin on coals. Offers redundancy for boiling water if my stove fails or I just don't wanna bring it. Also serves as a heater. On cold nights I boil water, slip the bottle into a wool sock & put it at the foot of my sleeping quilt. I've also been known to spoon with it 2nd & 3rd bottles are smart water bottles. Lightweight & they match the threads on my sawyer mini filter. I replace them every few trips. The only time I drink from plastic is when I'm living out of the pack for short periods & weight is an issue. Otherwise its stainless steel or glass.

 

[Dalbec0331]

Used the GOHUNT Ultralite Nalgene for my spring and first fall hunts, highly recommended

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[Mosby]

Depends on what I am doing. For my dogs in my small game vest, I use Camelback bottles which have a lot of orange on them. Easy to find if I drop them in a field. For day hikes, I take Ozarka water bottles with smart caps. If I am backpacking in I always take a ss Nalgene. It serves as a back up if something happens to my water filter and/or I need to boil water for drinking in freezing temps.

 

[Lock]

Had been using bladders for years but realized I would constantly suck water and run out so started using the WM 32oz nalgenes again last fall and doubt I would go back at this point. Being able to visibly regulate intake and the ability to take an actual drink when wanted is a real game changer to me.

 

[JHL]

I used 2 Smart Water 50oz bottles.

 

[stephane110]

I use a smart water bottle. Lightweight and durable.

 

[ni7ne]

Caps beyond a certain level of fancy trap gunk and break.

The camelbak magnetic lid falls between that level and nalgene. I like those. The biggest variant. I use the smallest variant as 2 of my 3 bike bottles, to keep the mouth-touching bits mud free.

 

[Boarmaster]

I have used bladders ,nalgene , stainless and smart water bottles. Pretty much use smart water bottles these days.
I tried quite a few bladder and hose set ups but all somehow got screwed up.

 

[GreenMachine92]

Nalgene Wide Mouth 48 ounce for me.

 

[ProbablyHunting]

I want to like it, but my Nalgene Ultralight leaks. Does no one else has this problem? Don't really want to buy another to find out.