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Sigg Steelworks Water Bottle - 33.81oz - 2009 BCS
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The simple, oh-so-sleek Sigg Steelworks 33.81oz Water Bottle stows a liter of water in a smashproof container that won’t leak plastic residues into your water. Take it on any trip or adventure. Bomber construction ensures it will outlast even your well-seasoned leg muscles on the trail.
Bottom Line: Tough, clean, and chemical-free. All you need in a water bottle.
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siggy
By:
joshua moran
October 9, 2010
great reliable bottle, i usually get about 12 to 18 months out of a them, which is super good since it goes everywhere with me. it is the staple water bottle to have, and doesn't stink like nalgene.
My Kleen Kanteen is horribly dented from being dropped a few
My Kleen Kanteen is horribly dented from being dropped a few times. Is the Sigg more resistant to dents or about the same?
By: klzwick2145624
May 9, 2009
My Sigg Steelworks is holding up pretty good in the dent department. Been an everyday use item for about a year now. Seems to hold up better in the dent department as well. By this time in an Al bottle's life it would be full of character.
By: Jonathan Wilson
February 7, 2011
I have found that my Sigg dents less, but will still dent if dropped while full.
By: Chip Platt
August 6, 2010
Pretty much the same. I've also found the siggs scratch easier.
By: Kevin Korpi
May 9, 2009
Bomb
By:
Nathan Cope
July 24, 2009
The best part about this bottle is the lid. Way better than the plastic ones.
1 Comment Last Comment: January 26, 2010 by: sha2795962
By: sha2795962
January 26, 2010
What is the lid made of? In the photo, the lid looks plastic.
Will this Steelworks water bottle keep fluids hot for a short
Will this Steelworks water bottle keep fluids hot for a short duration --30 min. to 1 hr?
By: STG
April 18, 2009
Klean Kanteen now has insulated bottles with a sip through lid as an option. Keeps coffee hot for a reasonable time (couple of hours) I love mine. For all day use the Thermos E5 can't be beat. Boiling hot coffee will still be too hot to drink several hours later.
By: sha2795962
January 26, 2010
STG - I'd recommend a double-walled bottle. I've tried coffee in my Sigg, stays "warm" for a very short duration. However without a double wall the bottle also gets becomes hot to handle.
By: Stephen
April 18, 2009
It should keep liquids at the very least warm, but has no thermal insulation, so it isn't lasting long.
By: Shane O'Donnell
April 18, 2009
Good Bottle
By:
Chip Platt
August 6, 2010
I have drug this bottle from one coast to the other with only one major dent. Its def. a sturdy bottle but the lid is prone to cross threading. This is not a big deal, you just have to be careful with the lid.
How much does this bottle weigh?
How much does this bottle weigh?
By: Jonathan Wilson
April 11, 2009
Weighed it on a digital scale: 0.22KG, 25cm H x 8cm diameter x 26cm circumference
By: Dakka
November 17, 2009
5.2oz empty with a screw top
By: John Hansen
April 11, 2009
Great Bottle!
By:
Clint
January 15, 2010
I highly recommend these! My wife had been using one for a long time and I decided to go ahead and get one. Well worth it.
The bottles are light-weight and durable. The lid closes firmly, so you don't have to worry about leaking. And since it's steel, you don't have to worry about the contaminants that accompany the plastic and aluminum bottles.
If you're looking for a great, long-lasting water bottle that you can trust, this is it.
Steelworks Sigg Bottle
By:
asa3370247
November 22, 2009
the metal ring on the cap is better than plastic one on the aluminum ones; it moves and does not bet scratched after repeated hanging. The bottle as of know has been dropped to many times to count has scratches all over it, but no dents unlike my old aluminum one.
Solid water bottle
By:
kalaukoa
May 12, 2009
I just got my Sigg Steelworks bottle and it is sick. I ordered the black for myself and the green for the lady. I definitely like the black better. The black is more of a matte color, and the green is shiny. I ordered the Sigg bottle because the threading for the cap looks like it was designed better than the kleen kanteen bottles. I am very pleased with the product, and the threading on the cap and bottle ensures zero leakage. I am giving it 4 stars because after I ordered it, I found out it is made in China instead of Switzerland.
1 Comment Last Comment: January 12, 2010 by: jyeaw1448148
By: jyeaw1448148
January 12, 2010
SIGG branded this as "Steelworks" because they don't want this to be confused with the "SIGG" brand manufactured in Frauenfeld, Switzerland. SIGG has been forthright about this venture in Asia as their factory doesn't have the steel capability. SIGG also mentions that all Asian manufacturing is done with SIGG oversight. Take a look at the Steelworks link at the SIGG website.
Best Sigg Option.........
By:
Brad Bleak
February 22, 2010
This bottle is the best Sigg option & I recommend it...
...Sigg in my opinion HAS A HORRIBLE DESIGN FLAW THAT THEY WON'T ADDRESS.
They paint the bottle all the way up to the lip, it doesn't make any sense to me, all they need to do is stop the paint job about a 1/4" - 1/2" below the lip so you don't have to worry about paint chipping off etc.
These bottles are way tougher than the aluminum stuff Sigg makes, that's why I like it, but this paint job is an enigma to me!
Change me.
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- Material:
- Stainless steel
- Volume:
- 33.8oz (1L)
- Recommended Use:
- Everyday, hiking, camping, travel, biking, camping