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Laken analyzes the needs for adequate hydration in all sports activities and provides a container that is technically and personally suited to every sportsman. With complete respest for international environmental considerations and health and safety requirements. Laken achieved accredation under the ISO 9002 standards many years ago, which is proof of their continuing improvement in quality and service.
It's easy to dump ice cubes and drink powder through the Laken Classic 1L Bottle's wide mouth. Even better, the Classic Bottle's double-walled aluminum shell and drink-safe lining put leaching, denting, and BPA worries to rest. Fill it up with water or your favorite mix for hikes, rides, or days at the crag, and rest easy knowing the taste-free interior will never leave you sipping bitter.
| Country of Origin: | New Zealand |
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| Material: | Double-wall aluminum with drink-safe epoxi-phenolic lining |
| Recommended Use: | Hiking, climbing, working out |
| Volume: | 32oz (1L) |
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| Laken Classic Bottle | $14.99 | |
| Laken Classic Bottle - 1 Liter | $23.25 |
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Very Nice | |
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I'm completely happy with this purchase. The double-walled construction keeps your beverage insulated well, and the cap construction is key. It covers the outside of the rim where you drink from, and threads easily for quick on/off. The one liter size is great for a semi nalgene size bottle, although it doesn't fit in a standard cup holder. I've dropped it a couple times now, withs dents to prove it. The inner wall dented as well, but it hasn't harmed or affected any of it's insulative properties. My only beef is that the loop on the cap is of an odd shape even a large caribiner won't properly fit on. I mean it clips on, but the small side of the clip doesn't fit under the part of the plastic cap, if that makes any sense. Otherwise, I'm very happy about the purchase. | |
| tyl3184129 at Backcountry.com on 08/08/2009 | |
Not bad | |
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The 1L Laken has a great widemouth for ice cubes and easily cleaning, but the bottle dents easily (especially when full) reducing the capacity. I have no complaints about the paint job, I care about the amount of and quality of water I carry. The food grade interior coating does not change the taste of water and there is no concern with drinking too much from aluminum. | |
| peterslug at Backcountry.com on 08/28/2008 | |
High marks | |
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Really good. I like it better than my wife's Sigg(harder to get the cap on/off, narrow mouth makes it hard to clean), and better than my old nalgene. Doesn't change the flavor of water at all, and so far it's durable and easy to clean. It will fit ice for cold drinks, and is even large enough for tea bags. | |
| mrzonker100165174 at Backcountry.com on 08/13/2008 | |
great bottle | |
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i like this better than the sigg design we have. its larger mouth means i can put ice in it and i like that the lid screws on in a few turns as well as covers the rim where i drink. i use it for every day use and love it. | |
| bea3093937 at Backcountry.com on 06/16/2009 | |
Worth the moolah. | |
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Great. Cools very quickly, but also warms quickly. Luckily top allows for ice cubes. Water tastes great even after other liquids have been inside. Because of this, I recommend over Nalgenes. It does dent somewhat easily so not as rugged as cliff-proof Nalgenes. | |
| coolcow2212258 at Backcountry.com on 06/10/2008 | |
Cool Bottle | |
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This is a great water bottle. I've dropped it several times and though it occasionally dents, that gives it some character. :) Tastes better than from Nalgene bottles. Water stays cold pretty darn well. | |
| Seabird at Backcountry.com on 06/03/2008 | |
Safe Drinking... | |
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Not as large as a Nalgene, but BPA free, which is what I was looking for. It also has withstood quite a few drops successfully. Love the red color. | |
| Sarah Young at Backcountry.com on 05/29/2008 | |
Recommended | |
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I recommend this bottle for the same reasons as everybody else likes it, a semi wide mouth, no BPA, and does not retain old flavors. | |
| dudenhouser at Backcountry.com on 06/16/2008 | |
Pretty Cool | |
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I agree w/ all of the good recommendations...and it keeps your bevarages cooler longer... | |
| birdnerd at Backcountry.com on 08/11/2008 | |
Read this before you buy... | |
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Adequate for the job, but the real thing doesn't look like the photo. It looks less like brushed metal and more like it's been coated with a thick shiny shellac, and is more gold than bright yellow. I was disappointed about that. | |
| erica100165331 at Backcountry.com on 08/13/2008 | |
nice bottle poor lining | |
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i have used the bottle nearly every day since i have gotten it (about 4 weeks now) and it works fine.. i mean, its a water bottle. it holds water. my main complaint is if u leave water in it overnight it seems to hold the flavor of the liner which is very plastic-chemical like. it does the job but i would not recommend it for everyday use | |
| mjm17871635978 at Backcountry.com on 09/26/2008 | |