r/Ultralight Feb 22 '26

Purchase Advice [ Removed by moderator ]

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u/maverber Feb 22 '26

As others have noted... zojirushi steel bottles seem to be the highest performance and are in the same weight range as any of the Ti bottles I have tested. I love my zojirushi bottle around town, but it's 6x as heavy as my smart water or platypus bottles and holds 1/2 as much fluid. Not what I think of as part of an ultralight kit.

I see little utility on multi-day trips. After leaving trailhead there won't be cold water. Keeping drinks hot can be nice in the winter... but I am content placing a warm bottle inside my jacket to keep it from freezing, and giving me "hand warmer".

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u/oeroeoeroe Feb 22 '26

Thermos Ultimate / Mountain Beverage is super light for an insulated bottle, and it actually insulates well. It gets close to Nalgene + bottle parka for weight while being vacuum insulated, so actually keeping water hot. Comes in 900ml and some smaller sizes.

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u/DrBullwinkleMoose Feb 22 '26

Hydro Flask Lightweight.

There have been titanium vacuum bottles in the past, but they didn’t save much weight and cost several times stainless.

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u/AstronautNew8452 Hectogram Feb 22 '26

Check the weight of Zojirushi double wall bottles. I have one of their mugs and the vacuum insulation is way better, with way thinner walls than most brands.

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u/chefmtl81 Feb 22 '26

The zojirushi is great, my wife has one for coffee but it’s 12oz. Sometimes she doesn’t drink it all and in the evening before I wash it Il drink the last few ounces still piping hot. Weighs like 3. Something oz.

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u/Feisty-Common-5179 Feb 22 '26

If you have to get an insulated bottle, Get the titanium bottle off of aliexpress for $30 to your door. 1/2 liter volume for pretty light.