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Nalgene Monochrome BPA-Free Recycled Reusable Water Bottle for Backpacking, Hiking, Gym - 32 oz Shatterproof - Mocha
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Nalgene Monochrome BPA-Free Recycled Reusable Water Features
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Your Everyday Essential: Stay hydrated on-the-go with our lightweight, BPA free water bottles. Perfect for everyday (and safe!) use.
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Meet Our Monochrome Collection: Sleek monochrome tones and colors to match your vibe at the gym, office, exploring and everywhere in between
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Leak-Proof Design: Continuous, straight shouldered semi-buttress threads keep this leak-proof water bottle sealed tight. Suitable for both warm and cold beverages (-40 to 212 degrees Fahrenheit)
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Lightweight & Durable: Our high-quality water bottles are made to last a lifetime but engineered to count when weight matters most. They're the perfect lightweight water bottles for backpacking and hiking and fit most filtration units for clean water in a pinch
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Great for Most Beverages: Suitable for both warm and cold beverages (-40 to 212 degrees Fahrenheit)
About Nalgene Monochrome BPA-Free Recycled Reusable Water
Sustainability in your hands. Nalgene is proud to be the first to market with a new resin powered by next generation recycling technology that transforms plastic destined for landfills into high performance BPA/BPS free bottles. Our new Nalgene Sustain product line is made from 50% Plastic Waste (using ISCC certified mass balance). The original. The trailblazer. The Sir Edmund of water bottles. If you’re looking for a water bottle that will keep you well hydrated, hold up against bangs, bumps, and drops, and not leak a single drop ever, then this is your water bottle. There’s a reason why we haven’t changed its design in decades—because it works (extremely well).
