Feast your eyes upon this magnificent piece of otherworldly beauty. Only the poors would disagree. And yes, it's worth every penny.
>Titanium canteen set non-owners are seething right now!
My only question to /out is... how do you manage to stay sane without one? I can only hardly imagine what life must be like.
anyone else find it hilarious when americans worry about xenoestrogens in their water bottles and hiking clothes? considering the diets they've had their entire lives.
european anons get a pass this time, they actually have some degree of consumer protections against this stuff.
Huh, I don't remember babies being born without limbs in the united states.
>be american
>your entire diet birth to death is chock full of estrogen
They get born without brains instead.
First of all this Anon is larping as me (he's using my IP address) I've never said that. Second of all I'm British and not American topkek
This really is the crown israeliteel so to speak, one that will endure time and decay, far surpassing me and other generations to come. This is my legacy if you will, passed on from one lineage to the other. A piece of such grandeur taste and sophistication that it stuns a man once it enters sight. Yet to a pleb, ah yes a grand and magnificent pleb that he is, this is sadly just another tool. One must see beyond the standard spectrum to truly appreciate the beauty that it holds.
every can of soda you ever drank sat on a store shelf surrounded with a PET coating for months.
i can't stand using water bladders personally but silicone water bladders are even better than titanium/aluminum/steel water bottles. there's no xenoestrogens but its also way more chemically inert than metal.
I'm not american ya fokin pleb sto offending my great british heritage heritage, an american would never be able to phrase something like this
in their lifetime
i'm talking about the board in general.
i have a ti bottle and aluminum canteen. i just use a nalgene or smartwater bottle because i'm a girl.
You're spot on then about this
(PET coating thing), couldn't agree more. Good to come across another member of the ti bottle master-race. Oh and almost forgot... breasts or gfto (timestamp it)
Sounds like you don't own one yet, my condolences to you dear anon, seethe and cope all you like
Speaking of that... I've accidently put a dent in mine not that long ago, how do I recover from max pain?
>This really is the crown israeliteel so to speak, one that will endure time and decay, far surpassing me and other generations to come. This is my legacy if you will, passed on from one lineage to the other. A piece of such grandeur taste and sophistication that it stuns a man once it enters sight. Yet to a pleb, ah yes a grand and magnificent pleb that he is, this is sadly just another tool. One must see beyond the standard spectrum to truly appreciate the beauty that it holds.
>one must see beyond the standard spectrum
Yeah, you're on a spectrum, all right
nah but trolling aside if any anons lurking don't like plastic water bottles and want to avoid them, you have 4 viable options:
titanium: ranges from imparting no taste, to a slight aluminum taste. the worst titanium is cleaner than cheap steel. cheap titanium can have a lot of aluminum in it so you might get a taste. sucks for boiling in. decently light weight. bulky. expensive. tends to have long term durability issues with the lids.
aluminum: imparts slight taste. good at everything but it will break if you step on it or drop it off a cliff. decent for boiling in. all the alzeimer's health concerns with aluminum are a boomer myth and not real. cheap, light, bulky, lasts forever.
silicone bladder: imparts no taste. most chemically inert of all choices. can't boil in it. light weight, compact, moderately expensive. evernew and platypus guarantee there's no bullshit in their silicone.
steel: doesn't impart taste. could have lead and various other shit in it if the steel is of questionable origin. very heavy, bulky, cheap, lasts forever.
all above are free of xenoestrogens but might have other health concerns.
and when comparing brands to each other, other than the quality of the materials, the most important thing to consider is the lid, both in terms of performance if you plan to ever use it with hot beverages, and long term durability.
everything you ever need to know about water containers that aren't your standard backpacker smartwater/dasani/nalgene.
>cheap titanium can have a lot of aluminum in it so you might get a taste.
I use a plastic bottle so I'm not sure but for spoons, stainless steel tastes better. Titanium has a weird taste, maybe because too much aluminum in it.
steel has the least taste of anything reasonable to take hiking. silicone is good too but you always get a slight hint of whatever you clean it with over time that never quite goes away. only real concern with steel is quality of the steel itself, chinesium pot steel doesn't always but definitely can have a bunch of lead in it.
>all the alzeimer's health concerns with aluminum are a boomer myth and not real.
Not if you're brewing coffee or anything else acidic in it.
That will attack the aluminium oxide layer.
acidic food in aluminum can cause aluminum transfer at heightened levels, but all the research saying aluminum transfer causes alzeimer's was retracted by its author years ago and he's published other studies saying it doesn't.
https://www.alz.org/alzheimers-dementia/what-is-alzheimers/myths
https://www.science.org/content/article/potential-fabrication-research-images-threatens-key-theory-alzheimers-disease
$170 for some chinkisium canteen...fricking maxium kek.
holy frick
http://keithtitanium.com/product/DRINKWARE/54.html
he's not joking
>$170 canteen
peak lumbersexual homosexual
It was about $40 cheaper, inflation
>pulling up to the cabin with your $170 canteen and hyperlite mountain gear backpack with a waxed moustache and suspiciously well groomed hair
>trail name cruiser
The lid on that thing sucks
1)doesnt have enough twixst spirals to seal
2)makes awful grinding noise
3)leaks easily
Havent seen a perfect titanium design yet. Not worth 170 dollarinos to invest in future research by chinese companies. Japanese snow peak is the only decent titanium manufacturer but they only desire to make titanium saki storage.
tbh the noise that the lid makes is actually really annoying, never had mine leak though
>2)makes awful grinding noise
>3)leaks easily
thats why i like aluminum even tho it has a slight taste.
never seen anyone do a screw top right on ti yet.
for a quarter of that price you can just get an aluminium cook set + nalgene, moronic chink
If you like that style of canteen and cup, why not just get something like pic related for a fraction of the price?
Didn’t actually sage btw, the name was left over from some other yard’s thread
checked, yeah that one's actually a really good option, decided to go hard and get something a bit lighter though (titanium), I need a new lid for the ti bottle to cut out the noise it makes when you screw it on and off
Almost.
The old school surplus ones with a lock out handal that retains the stove and has a loop for a long hook are a lil more useful.
Holy shit! Is that a Keith Titanium canteen set?
When it comes to outdoor gear, there is nothing more reliable and durable than the Keith Titanium Canteen Set. This set consists of a 1-liter canteen and a titanium cup, and it is designed to withstand whatever the elements can throw at it. The canteen is made from a single piece of titanium, which makes it extremely lightweight, yet incredibly strong and resilient. The cup is made from the same material, and its double-walled construction ensures that your drinks stay hot or cold for hours on end.
The craftsmanship that goes into each Keith Titanium Canteen Set is simply amazing. Every detail of the canteen is carefully considered and put together with the utmost care. From the ergonomic handle to the precision-engineered lid, each part of the canteen is meticulously made to ensure maximum performance and longevity. The cup, too, is designed to be rugged and reliable, with a comfortable handle and superior heat retention.
For me it’s Keith Titanium.
>Holy shit! Is that a Keith Titanium canteen set?
>When it comes to outdoor gear, there is nothing more reliable and durable than the Keith Titanium Canteen Set. This set consists of a 1-liter canteen and a titanium cup, and it is designed to withstand whatever the elements can throw at it. The canteen is made from a single piece of titanium, which makes it extremely lightweight, yet incredibly strong and resilient. The cup is made from the same material, and its double-walled construction ensures that your drinks stay hot or cold for hours on end.
>The craftsmanship that goes into each Keith Titanium Canteen Set is simply amazing. Every detail of the canteen is carefully considered and put together with the utmost care. From the ergonomic handle to the precision-engineered lid, each part of the canteen is meticulously made to ensure maximum performance and longevity. The cup, too, is designed to be rugged and reliable, with a comfortable handle and superior heat retention.
>For me it’s Keith Titanium.
Pretty cool but what's with that flange on the bottom of the canteen cup?
Is it removable? Because it looks like it serves no purpose while dirt and shit would get in around the edge there.
that's just the lid for the cup, they've just placed it there for the photo. Nice spork by the way, those must be pretty recent, haven't seen a toaks spork before
I use stainless steel version
it will make your food/drink taste like aluminum tho for sure. that's a definite downside.
So what's the benefit of titanium over steel then?
for me it's 18/8 or nothin
looks nice, I like all my snowpeak titanium crap but the titanium cup I have feels like it could get bent out of shape super easily so idk about having a water bottle made of it