NalgeneSustain Tritan BPA-Free Water Bottle Made with Material Derived from 50% Plastic Waste, 32 OZ, Wide Mouth, Cosmo

Good bottles, mine survived being left in my truck filled to the rim and then freezing solid. Never split or anything.

This isn't my first Nalgene rodeo, and I'd encourage anybody on the fence to just buy one. They're BPA free, they hold plenty of water, they're relatively light-weight, and they're very durable. In fact, my Nalgene of two and a half years, which I use almost every day, is in great shape -- I only ordered a new one from Amazon because I really liked the "Cosmo" color (the pale pink one.)The "Cosmo"-colored Nalgene looks great in real life -- the waterbottle is a little more vibrant than its product photo.My only caveat is this: for those of you who haven't used a Nalgene before, I will warn you that drinking from a wide-mouth bottle, though it makes the bottle easier to clean, can result in some spills if you're not careful.

Nalgene’s are always my go to for water bottles! I live in Alaska and I’ll forget it in my car overnight in the winter. The plastic never cracks when the water freezes or when I accidentally dropped it 15ft onto the ground.

The bottle arrived in great condition and the colour very nice too. I already have a 48oz Nalgene widemouth that I still use daily, so I bought this 32oz bottle for it's more compact size, which makes it easier to carry in a small backpack. The material is strong and resistant, and the colour is nice as well.

Good way to get your water in and I like the fact that it doesn’t have a straw. It’s easier to clean.