SIGG - Recycled Metal Water Bottle - Traveller - Made in Switzerland - Carbonated Drinks - BPA-Free - 34 Oz

As someone who values staying hydrated on the go, I recently added the Sigg Traveller Smoked Pearl Aluminum Water Bottle to my daily routine, and it has quickly become an essential part of my day. This water bottle not only offers a generous 34-ounce capacity but also comes with a host of features that make it a top-notch choice for anyone seeking a reliable and eco-friendly hydration solution.Leakproof Design for Peace of Mind: The standout feature of the Sigg Traveller is its impressive leakproof design. No more worrying about spills in your bag or backpack. The screw cap seals tightly, ensuring that your precious hydration stays right where it belongs – inside the bottle. It's a game-changer for those with an active lifestyle or a busy daily commute.Lightweight and Portable: This water bottle is incredibly lightweight, which makes it a breeze to carry around. Whether you're hiking, traveling, or simply running errands, the Sigg Traveller won't weigh you down. It's the perfect companion for staying hydrated while on the move.Premium Aluminum Construction: Crafted in Switzerland, this water bottle is made from premium aluminum. This not only makes it durable but also gives it a sleek and stylish appearance. The smoked pearl finish adds a touch of sophistication, making it suitable for both outdoor adventures and office settings.BPA-Free for Safe Hydration: Safety is paramount when it comes to the containers we use for drinking water. The Sigg Traveller is BPA-free, ensuring that your water remains free from harmful chemicals and tastes pure and refreshing.Easy to Clean: The wide opening of this water bottle makes it a breeze to clean, and it's also dishwasher-safe for added convenience. No need to struggle with hard-to-reach nooks and crannies.Generous Capacity: With a 34-ounce capacity, the Sigg Traveller provides ample hydration for even the busiest of days. You won't find yourself constantly refilling it, allowing you to focus on what you're doing rather than worrying about running out of water.The Sigg Traveller Smoked Pearl Aluminum Water Bottle is a winner in every aspect. Its leakproof design, lightweight construction, premium materials, and BPA-free composition make it an excellent choice for those who prioritize safe and convenient hydration. Whether you're an athlete, a traveler, a student, or simply someone who wants to stay refreshed throughout the day, this water bottle is the perfect solution. Plus, it looks good while doing its job. I highly recommend the Sigg Traveller to anyone in need of a reliable and stylish hydration companion.

Have been using it for all my long walksLooks so stylish in black color

I’ve been using SIGG bottles for 20 years and they’ve never let me down. Great addition to my collection. The size is perfect for backpack or messenger bag transport.Bonus: lots of neoprene sleeves that will fit this bottle to combat sweating.

Much smaller than expected. Only buy the big one!!

I love 70% of this bottle. :-)Color = GreatSize = GreatComfort = Great (even for small hands)Cleaning = DANG NEAR IMPOSSIBLEWeight = 146g (5.15oz) via my home scale WITH LID.I knew this was going to be a challenge to clean and dry, so that's not anyone's fault but my own. I did look for a SIGG 1L Aluminum single-wall with a 63mm (Nalgene compatible) mouth, but no luck so I went with this one. I'm now rethinking that idea, having found a different Sigg bottle (at the bottom).I wanted something that I could safely use to boil water on the trail for 2 reasons:(1) Emergency hydration: can't boil water in an insulated water bottle - need single wall construction.(2) Warming solution for sleeping bag foot box: I have ice-cube toes when cold weather camping; need a water bottle that can safely (without deformation or LEAKING) to hold very hot water as a foot box warmer in my sleeping bag before heading to bed.I could use a Nalgene bottle for these, but it's (A) even heavier than the aluminum bottle and (B) while "technically" you can boil water in a Nalgene bottle (I've boiled an egg ON THE FIRE using a styrofoam cup - try it, it's neat) you can't do the "boil-in-a-Nalgene" very many times without screwing up the bottle to the point where it's no longer usable. You CAN boil in an aluminum bottle LOTS of times without adverse issues - for years. Also, I don't think Nalgene's warranty will cover replacement when you use your Nalgene over a camp stove or campfire to boil water in it (I could be wrong).I might recommend this Sigg product for an average user.I have since found a better aluminum bottle from Sigg (and it's larger @ 1.5L) that DOES have a large mouth (still don't think it's Nalgene compatible) but it should be easier to clean. :-)https://www.amazon.com/Sigg-Liter-Mouth-Bottle-Traveller/dp/B004LQDTXY/ref=psdc_9630569011_t3_B07HKL8L4P?th=1Look for my review of this new bottle once I get it later this week. :-)Happy Trails.

Beware - the inside and mouth of this water bottle turned a rather unsightly and quite disturbing color of yellow. The only fluid I've had in this bottle is water, and, as it instructs, was washed and rinsed by hand as needed. Despite that, the inside is either stained or tarnished, and needless to say, I don't trust it. You might be quick to assume that the water is the culprit - but the water in this bottle only ever came form store-bought bottled water (versus common tap water). I've seen other reviews of this bottle with similar staining/discoloration of the inside, so I know it's not a "one-off". All I can say is, "buyer, beware". As for mine, it ended up in the trash, and I purchased a different brand to replace it. You decide for yourself.

Best value for money studded water carrier period. No smell no taste just pure aqua.

Light weight. Can take a beating. Just make sure to dry the threads if in freezing temperatures so it doesn’t end up leaking.