Handy Bottle

[Simon B]

Here you are a pretty smart water bottle. Sorry do not know how to insert a link so you will need to cut and paste - https://newatlas.com/outdoors/colla...ail&utm_term=0_65b67362bd-e58b1fd849-89816254

 

[linkster]

Nice ... my handy bottle has the number 43 on it.

 

[Tincatinker]

Ciento Tres para mi. It’s my blood group

 

[Camino Chrissy]

It looks like a clever new gadget, but when I'm on the camino I try to resupply water in my bottle at every opportunity, so a fully collapsible bottle is not necessary for me.

 

[PilgrimJames]

Here you are a pretty smart water bottle. Sorry do not know how to insert a link so you will need to cut and paste - https://newatlas.com/outdoors/colla...ail&utm_term=0_65b67362bd-e58b1fd849-89816254

Really clever. Great for travelling.

 

[CWBuff]

It looks like a clever new gadget, but when I'm on the camino I try to resupply water in my bottle at every opportunity, so a fully collapsible bottle is not necessary for me.

Hey @Camino Chrissy I think the idea here would be 'overall transportation' (i.e. less space in pack while flying) and even when stopping for the EoD

I, however, cannot survive without my bladder\camel. I have a 2L one which I've been using for all my current hikes but am definitely upgrading to 3L for the Camino...

That said, this bottle does look like an interesting gadget.

 

[Camino Chrissy]

It does look like a very clever gadget, Buffy.
Good idea about using it in the backpack for the travel portion!

 

[DreamHiker2]

looks great but $32... for a bottle?? yowsers!

 

[Heikki]

Buy a half liter bottle from local shop, it costs 20-40 cents and fill it from tap when it is empty. It is washable and also very light. I usually carry two or three of these and once a week buy new ones.

 

[MisterH]

Hey @Camino Chrissy I think the idea here would be 'overall transportation' (i.e. less space in pack while flying) and even when stopping for the EoD

I, however, cannot survive without my bladder\camel. I have a 2L one which I've been using for all my current hikes but am definitely upgrading to 3L for the Camino...

That said, this bottle does look like an interesting gadget.

I got dehydrated on my first Camino and I now carry a 2L bladder.

 

[taigirl]

Here you are a pretty smart water bottle. Sorry do not know how to insert a link so you will need to cut and paste - https://newatlas.com/outdoors/colla...ail&utm_term=0_65b67362bd-e58b1fd849-89816254
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Try before you buy. I have 2 collapsible water bottles, not cheap, but unusable because it taints all drinks with a silicone/ plastic taste.