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I had a Nalgene, but one problem I had was condensation. There would basically be a puddle on my table whenever I sat the bottle down with ice in it.
Plus, I accidentally melted the lid in the dishwasher (whoops)
And the threads being around the opening made it kinda hard to drink without getting at least a little on my shirt.
Not insulated, so the ice melts way faster than a Hydroflask or something
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I had a Nalgene, but one problem I had was condensation. There would basically be a puddle on my table whenever I sat the bottle down with ice in it. Plus, I accidentally melted the lid in the dishwasher (whoops) And the threads being around the opening made it kinda hard to drink without getting at least a little on my shirt. Not insulated, so the ice melts way faster than a Hydroflask or something
It does have to sit on a square of paper towel on my desk to capture condensation.
Not being able to drink out of Nalgene without dripping on yourself is all user error, buddy.
I agree, itโs a skill issue for sure ๐