Nalgene BPA Free Tritan Oasis Canteen 32 Oz Narrow Mouth Bottle

by Nalgene

• As tough as it is stylish, it?s the coolest canteen in camp.
• Large enough to pack a serious hydrating punch, portable enough to latch onto any kind of gear.
• One-handed closure system designed to prevent leaks.
• Made from Eastman Tritan copolyester that is manufactured without BPA. Resistant to staining and retaining odor.

Product Description

Free from BPA, this is an Everyday bottle that is one you will want close at hand at all times. Nalgene's 32 oz narrow-mouth Canteen made in tough, translucent Eastman Tritan copolyester.

Product Details

• Product Dimensions: 3 x 5 x 8.5 inches
• Shipping Weight: 0.2 ounces (View shipping rates and policies)
• Shipping: This item is also available for shipping to select countries outside the U.S.
• ASIN: B002PLWE2E
• Item model number: 3409-OCNMB
• Average Customer Review: 4.7 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (110 customer reviews)
• Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #1,603 in Sports & Outdoors (See Top 100 in Sports & Outdoors)
  • #67 in Sports & Outdoors > Accessories > Sports Water Bottles

Most Helpful Customer Reviews

19 of 19 people found the following review helpful

5.0 out of 5 stars Better than military surplus March 6, 2010

By Michael

Amazon Verified Purchase

I purchased this to use for camping and kayaking in place of a military surplus 1 quart canteen. Water has no plastic taste to it at all after washing it and using it for the first time. In contrast, my army one has always had some plastic-ish type flavor to the water ever since it was new. This canteen is the same shape and size as the military version and as such fits right into the canteen cup and holder.

The only thing I was surprised about was the flexibility of the plastic. It is more flexible than a round Nalgene Tritan container, not like a squeeze bottle or anything, just more flexible than the round ones. Not that it's a bad thing, however, I expected it to be just as hard.

26 of 29 people found the following review helpful

5.0 out of 5 stars New canteen for new generation July 26, 2010

By Plainshorseman

Color Name:Red|Amazon Verified Purchase

I've used military canteens since I was a kid in the 1960's. Had a Korean war aluminum 1 quart I carried in my saddle bags then. I have used the LC2 1 quart in an enhanced(fake fur lined for evaporative cooling on the plains) pouch on a belt and in my truck for EDC for the last 20 years. Have carried the 2 qt collapsible canteen on my saddle for the last 10 yrs. I got the Nalgene red tritan oasis canteen for my backpack because I wanted a light weight Nalgene product without the taste of mil canteens or BPA. The camelback bags are ok for reservoirs but I prefer the narrow mouth bottles to suckin on the tube(that's just my thing). The new tritan poly 1 qt mil spec canteen was the cat's meow because it is less bulky than the round bottles and would slide right in the side pouches on my backpack. Although, the other day I had it in my town truck and may have lost it to my girly girl wife who drank from it goin to town the other day. She says, "It's clean, don't stink and I can see what I'm drinkin". (We use filtered water from our house well.) I'll just have to get another one now for my pack. I liked it so good I got the coyote brown tritan canteen distributed under the Black Hawk name, for EDC in the truck, on horse and foot. It fits my pouches which have the mil spec stainless cup and stove to make a good basic survival hydration gear. This new generation canteen is clean, clear and tough. No funky plastic taste. Can't beat em for light weight, durability, sanitary and easy to clean for personal water carry.

7 of 7 people found the following review helpful

5.0 out of 5 stars Expensive but better than the original canteens. CHUG! May 31, 2010

By WhippinYoLegs

Amazon Verified Purchase

Somehow I'm happy I spent $14 for something you can buy at a surplus store for $3. Compared to my old USMC canteens, they're very similar. The Nalgene cap is better, it's clear(ish), but it fits into my canteen pouch (and canteen cup) just like the original. Compared to the wide mouth bottles, the canteen is more ergonomic in the hand, is easier to drink while walking or driving, and triggers that canteen CHUG impulse. The only things better with the wide mouth are the ease of adding ice or mix powders, price, and the accessories if you're into that type of thing. The wide mouth also fits in my truck cup holder where the canteen doesn't quite make it. I'm drinking from the canteen right now and I should elaborate more on the cap. Its much smoother than the military canteen caps, you can spin it off with one finger and the retention strap is long enough to hold the cap and bottle in your hand while drinking (you can hold the bottom of the canteen if you want, it's that long), and the cap isn't heavy enough to tip over the empty bottle while its hanging. I really cannot emphasize the CHUG factor enough--I like it so much better than the wide mouth bottles, even though its not hard lexan.