Titanium Ti3030 Plastic-Free Sport Bottle -13.5 fl oz

Perfect size for taking some hard liquor on backpack trips. It is also very light weight and tough.

I have 2 of the 13.5 oz (400 ml) bottles. and 1 of the 23.6 (700ml) oz bottles. When new, I cleaned the bottles well and then used very hot water for a final rinse before using. The titaniom is much nicer than my aluminum bottles. Bottle mouths are wide enough that occasional cleaning with a towel stuffed inside is possible. sometimes my pack fits better with 2 small bottles rather than 1 large by separating the weight. Obviously non reactive titanium makes water taste great if you start with nice water. In an emergency, the titanium could be used to emergency boil suspect water for drinking. Lid screws down on soft o-ring so if firmly screwed down -- no leaks. I have carried on a radial engine float plane (lots of vibration) and no leaks. (your milage may vary).

I have two similar bottles, and this makes my third. I have a Vargo ~24 oz., a Keith ~17 oz., and now this Keith ~14 oz. Why three? Aside from satisfying my titanium fetish, I now have three bottles for three uses or scenarios. I used the 17 oz. Keith for almost a year, mostly for coffee and tea, but also for water and once, a beer. If I had to choose one, I'd pick the ~17 oz. Keith. Ok, this Keith bottle holds 12 oz. to the shoulder, and 13.5 oz. to the brim. So figure a can of soda or beer. But I use it mostly for coffee. (All Keith bottles come with a fitted, black neoprene sleeve that insulates well.) I like having a cap for mobility compared to a regular cup, even within the office. I like that it holds only one cup of coffee, with no wasted space on top. Should be easier to clean, too. This not a gym bottle, or a good choice for a hike. It might make a good flask for booze on a hike, though, or a 21st Century silver spoon for your favorite preschooler. Certainly those with a titanium fetish will be ecstatic. I wish the cap had a tether, although a few inches of paracord will solve that. I know the silicone seal will eventually break, but I have no idea where to get a replacement. (To be fair, my older bottle's seal is holding strong. )

Expensive. Very cool. It's all metal except for the plastic /silicon ring that helps with the seal which I didn't like because it could come off.

I needed something which I could put inside a coozie, to keep coffee hot for an hour or two, which would also serve to carry gatorade, and make a "shaker" for my morning protein shakes while backpacking. Most of the titanium bottles are too large, (and therefore too heavy) to take on a backpacking trip, but this is the perfect compact, usable size. Thank you!!!! This is very lightweight, and I don't even notice it is there!

The ultimate in easy carry, weighing only 79 grams when empty. Nice leak proof cap, so having it in your bag or purse will cause you no concern. Made from pure high grade titanium, the safest metal on the planet. The perfect size to slip in your pocket too. Saves a lot of money in movie theaters when they change a fortune for a small drink. Bring your own!

Bought this for my wife and she loves it. She carries on a regular basis. Perfect fit in her purse. I’m thinking to buy one for myself.

I really like this one. It feels really strong, as if I could hit somebody with it and it won't bend.

The Keith Titanium Ti3030 sport bottle is well-made, light weight, a convenient size and easy to carry. I recommend this product.

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It’s a cute little bottle which I got primarily to keep whiskey in (non-reactive titanium will not distort the taste), but I would have liked if the threads were a little more developed— meaning you literally turn the lid about an eighth of a turn to lock it in, which means it only takes about an eighth of a turn to unlock. I’m a little hesitant about leaving it in a suitcase (filled with expensive whiskey) as a consequence.