Interesting new collapsible water bottle... Vapur .7liter (23oz)

[Palehorse1]

American designed, American manufactured and looks to be fairly durable for a collapsible that comes in under fifteen dollars. Looks like the are offering multiple colors for the fashionistas but the travelers that try to keep everything organized can use the different colors to help identify contents of packing liquids other than water.



The "Anti-bottle" as they call it has a built in carabiner to attach it to whatever you like and to assist in keeping it small when storing it empty. Can be frozen, boiling liquids can be poured into it, and can even be used for alcoholic beverages.

[ScottReb]

Looks like the Platypus with some different tops. Platys work great for everything. Use it for backpacking fuel even.

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[Mc Taco]

Pretty cool idea. I keep a widemouth 1.5 liter bottle in my earthquake pack to collect water if need be. This would certainly take up less space obviously.

[Airmonger]

There great for snowboarding/skiing. When you finish it there is not bottle to stick out in your pocket or to have to through away.

[Jack5885]

Platypus has some great stuff. like...

1 liter (and other sized) water bottles
http://www.rei.com/product/768123/platypus-plusbottle-1-liter-water-bottle-with-pushpull-cap

I have one of those and it works great. Had a plasticy taste at first, but that went away after 5-10 uses. I also have a carabiner so that i can clip it to whatever I want.

They also have 1 and 1.5 gal water tanks
http://www.rei.com/product/768128/platypus-water-tank-15-gal


I like the platypus ones better than the one you posted because they have a small opening and you can use a tube to drink out of it if you want (http://www.rei.com/product/768135/pl...-drinking-tube) The large top somewhat defeats the purpose of the bottle.

[4RunAmok]

I have the 3 liter Playpus, and love it! It comes with everything to replace the bag in hydration packs, including a new tube and mouth piece!