Re: [RBW] A love letter to stainless steel water bottles

[Patrick Moore]

I just posted on the Boblist asking where to get 32-oz Nalgene bottles with
screw-on caps that fit bottle cages, but your post reminds me of stainless
steel and so I ask, why bother even with Nalgene plastic?

Does anyone know of a stainless steel bottle of at least 28 fl oz capacity
but better 32 fl oz capacity with a screw-on cap that fits bottle cages?

Note: I have ss insulated bottles for bike cages, what I am looking for is
ss bottles with screw-on caps, particularly caps that screw over the
opening to cover it instead of simply screwing into the opening like a plug
with threads.

The bottles need not be insulated or double wall (again, I've got plenty of
those).

On Wed, May 4, 2022 at 4:12 PM Andrew Turner 
wrote:

> I came across this company a couple weeks ago and bought 2, and thought
> I'd share.
> https://drinkbivo.com/  
>
> I've used both plastic (Purist) and stainless (Klean Kanteen) bottles in
> the past but the Purist inevitably get funky, leaves an aftertaste despite
> the hype, and will eventually get tossed. Kleans are great but not as
> optimized for cycling as Bivo's product. I highly recommend trying them
> out, especially if you haven't tried stainless. This came off really ady so
> I apologize for that but plastic sucks...that being said, it looks like
> some biodegradable options are popping up which is great. (But stainless
> tastes so gd) OK I'M DONE, PROMISE!
>
> Andrew
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[RBW] A love letter to stainless steel water bottles

[Andrew Turner]

I came across this company a couple weeks ago and bought 2, and thought I'd 
share.
https://drinkbivo.com/   

I've used both plastic (Purist) and stainless (Klean Kanteen) bottles in 
the past but the Purist inevitably get funky, leaves an aftertaste despite 
the hype, and will eventually get tossed. Kleans are great but not as 
optimized for cycling as Bivo's product. I highly recommend trying them 
out, especially if you haven't tried stainless. This came off really ady so 
I apologize for that but plastic sucks...that being said, it looks like 
some biodegradable options are popping up which is great. (But stainless 
tastes so gd) OK I'M DONE, PROMISE! 

Andrew

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