Submitted by mrattentiontodetail t3_zdwu90 in BuyItForLife
No budget, located in the US, would prefer stuff with some reputability /certifications, and grade of titanium specified, not made in China if possible.
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Middle_Name-Danger t1_iz3tuhe wrote
Snow Peak is the brand that comes to mind
Right_Development422 t1_iz4nrf3 wrote
Yes same question, Kinda weird when see people often talk about not made in China though maybe the device is typing also made in China
jeffreyd00 t1_iz4wnva wrote
Lame argument. There's almost no choice when it comes to where your phone is made but there's plenty for water bottles so if he doesn't want to support a quasi communist regime with everything OP buys that is their choice.
Buffalo_Cottage t1_iz5mnfl wrote
I don't think they're titanium, but I always recommend Klean Kanteen. I have a stainless steel 16oz insulated bottle and it's fantastic. Close to 7 years old and going strong.
jeffreyd00 t1_iz6283s wrote
Same though they do dent which is probably why op wants a titanium bottle
RidetheSchlange t1_iz6dwt1 wrote
That's not a good argument. It's a warped and poor whataboutism on numerous different levels.
Buffalo_Cottage t1_iz6wze8 wrote
Good point! I dropped mine on a hike once and the rock it fell on dented the bottom. But luckily there wasn't any impact to the functionality—it still keeps drinks cold/hot for a ridiculously long time!
tacitus23 t1_iz78ih8 wrote
So I've gone down the titanium bottle rabbit hole before, and while titanium is tougher than steel, you'd likely be better off buying a steel bottle like Klean Kanteen. Pretty much all titanium bottles you buy are made in china and thin. They dent and puncture easier than steel. That said Snow Peak is probably the most reputable brand, but in my experience its not any better than a titanium bottle from AliExpress as they're likely made in the same factory.
Dracomies t1_izbq9jp wrote
It's not titanium but check out the Stainless Steel Nalgene:
https://www.amazon.com/Nalgene-Stainless-Bottle-38-oz/dp/B004ASI9II/ref=sr_1_9?
It's lifetime warranty.
also according to Ultralight Reddit, Titanium isn't good for cooking or as good. So you're better off with a stainless steel. If the main concern was durability, again, lifetime warranty up top.
LowGradePlayer t1_iz3qbl2 wrote
Why Ti?
Why not made in China?