1 litre water carrier?

[the mole trapper]

Evening all,
I cant see this being asked recently, so, wgat is regarded as the best steel water bottle that you can use to heat water in as well as carry water?
I was going to buy the bushcraft store one, but its lid is rubber/ plastic so no use over an open flame.
Any suggestions please?

 

[FerlasDave]

There’s a new pathfinder one Dave Canterbury revealed yesterday, it looks really good but there will be a wait on it.

 

[Erbswurst]

I think it is the Nalgene bottle with straight wall. Lixada offers a nesting 750 ml steel mug with bail and butterfly handles.

Kidney shaped dishes are generally the better idea though if you intend to put it into your rucksack. They simply fit better into outer pockets.

 

[moocher]

Single walled kleen kanteen or Stanley adventure canteen or if your feeling flush pathfinder canteen

 

[MrGrumpy]

Evening all,
I cant see this being asked recently, so, wgat is regarded as the best steel water bottle that you can use to heat water in as well as carry water?
I was going to buy the bushcraft store one, but its lid is rubber/ plastic so no use over an open flame.
Any suggestions please?

Why would the plastic lid be an issue as you don't want the lid on whilst over the fire.

 

[C_Claycomb]

I think you will find that all lids that seal will have some kind of plastic to do the sealing.

if you can bulk up an order to over £135 you could look at the Vargo BOT.

 

[Broch]

If you really just want a single-skin 1L stainless water bottle that you can put on/by the fire I don't see the point in spending 'badge' type money TBH. This is the kind of thing I would try; I can't see why it wouldn't do the job just as well:

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Stainless-Friendly-Reusable-Leakproof-Bambaw/dp/B07MBBP71L?th=1

They also do an insulated double skin version.

 

[rustybigend]

The Nalgene Guyot bottle is good.
Take the plastic lid off and plonk it in the fire

 

[Kav]

Carve a toggle and secure with cordage. Insert toggle and pull back to lock on shoulder of bottle. Hang over fire.
OR buy a fisherman’s mouth spreader for removing hooks and same idea.