Is the cap nalgene-compatible, or is there a way to use the MSR miniworks filter to fill this without removing it from a backpack?
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i Bought this for my son as a replacement for his Camelback. He says it is Nalgene Compatible. But he doesn't know what MSR Miniworks filter is, but he doesn't see why not.
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As others said you will need a different cap. The MSR dromedary cap and hydration system work perfectly with this bladder. If you don't want to spring for the dromedary cap/system, you could also cut a hole in the existing top and glue/melt on the screw-on end of your favored hydration tube. But that sounds like more hassle than it would be worth.
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No it is not. You will have a wet bag guaranteed. A better option is the Nalgene OTF bottle. It costs a bit more but won't leak. Just remember to take out the little rubber stopper and wash it every once in a while. It tends to mold.
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I just looked at my cap and the only thing it says on it is "GuyotDesigns". You will have to ask them directly. As already noted by Stewart E. most of the time the water in your bottle will not be in contact with the cap, so it would be nothing like having the water in direct contact and possibly leaching BPA's constantly, so it might not be a concern for you.
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I have not done this and would suggest you might not want to... Three things to think about: 1) Syringe gives lots of pressure - instructions note the filter can take a lot of pressure - and weight next to nothing (why not carry it), 2) Bags are "squeezable" but that is only to the point of pushing water through filter...I would be concerned about rupturing a seam, 3) I like to keep the bags on one end of the filter...to keep things clean.I f you are concerned about clogging on the trail take two...not likely you'll clog both up on the same trip.
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is that a brand? give a brand or part number or something and i would know. my point in my review is that even though it is metal it is the same dimensions as the plastic nalgene so all my 3rd party components for standard nalgene widemouth bottles (drinking tube attachments, some filter brands etc) fit. i was even impressed that the thickness of the metal walls isnt a factor it hold the same amount of water as its plastic counterpart.
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No, it will not. The Sawyer Mini is designed for standard soda-bottle-size openings. To use it with this water bottle, you'd need to hold it and use the straw. Obviously it won't be watertight.Personally, I use the Sawyer collapsible bag to collect untreated water, then attach the filter and squeeze into my canteen or whatever other container.
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Hi Gnome, you should be good to go on the text books and (light)jacket. As to the question about the nalgene bottle, the quart would not fit but the 24oz. should. But let me ask, why are you using a bottle when the pack accommodates up to 100oz bladder? You need to measure the books and then check w/ the measurements I list for you here; Main Compartment: 17.5"(H) x 14"(W) x 6.5"(D)Upper Front Pouch: 5.5"(H) x 9"(W) x 2"(D)Lower Front Pouch: 8"(H) x 9"(W) x 2.5"(D)Approximate Overall Capacity: 1950 cu. in. / 32 LHydration: Fits up to 100 oz / 3L Reservoir (sold separately). Hope this helps.Yours, John Hi Gnome, you should be good to go on the text books and (light)jacket. As to the question about the nalgene bottle, the quart would not fit but the 24oz. should. But let me ask, why are you using a bottle when the pack accommodates up to 100oz bladder? You need to measure the books and then check w/ the measurements I list for you here; Main Compartment: 17.5"(H) x 14"(W) x 6.5"(D)Upper Front Pouch: 5.5"(H) x 9"(W) x 2"(D)Lower Front Pouch: 8"(H) x 9"(W) x 2.5"(D)Approximate Overall Capacity: 1950 cu. in. / 32 LHydration:... » Read More Hi Gnome, you should be good to go on the text books and (light)jacket. As to the question about the nalgene bottle, the quart would not fit but the 24oz. should. But let me ask, why are you using a bottle when the pack accommodates up to 100oz bladder? You need to measure the books and then check w/ the measurements I list for you here; Main Compartment: 17.5"(H) x 14"(W) x 6.5"(D)Upper Front Pouch: 5.5"(H) x 9"(W) x 2"(D)Lower Front Pouch: 8"(H) x 9"(W) x 2.5"(D)Approximate Overall Capacity: 1950 cu. in. / 32 LHydration: Fits up to 100 oz / 3L Reservoir (sold separately). Hope this helps.Yours, John « Show Less
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Not sure what you want it for so just let me tell you that I haven't found any bottle that the threads on the cap fit I was only able to use it by removing the hard plastic threaded cap part leaving only the soft rubber part that has a valve that opens to the inside of the bottle the cap fits loosely now but it slow the water spilling down when changing water bottles but will not stop the spill all together, now if you are looking for a spill proof cap or a cap to dispense water from this cap is not it it hardly works at all on a water cooler it only allows me to make a smaller mess, I hope what stated will help. Not sure what you want it for so just let me tell you that I haven't found any bottle that the threads on the cap fit I was only able to use it by removing the hard plastic threaded cap part leaving only the soft rubber part that has a valve that opens to the inside of the bottle the cap fits loosely now but it slow the water spilling down when changing water bottles but will not stop the spill all together, now if you are looking for a spill proof cap or a cap to dispense water from this cap is not it it hardly works at all on a water cooler it only allows me to make a smaller mess, I hope... » Read More Not sure what you want it for so just let me tell you that I haven't found any bottle that the threads on the cap fit I was only able to use it by removing the hard plastic threaded cap part leaving only the soft rubber part that has a valve that opens to the inside of the bottle the cap fits loosely now but it slow the water spilling down when changing water bottles but will not stop the spill all together, now if you are looking for a spill proof cap or a cap to dispense water from this cap is not it it hardly works at all on a water cooler it only allows me to make a smaller mess, I hope what stated will help. « Show Less
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The mouth is approximately 2 1/4" wide and the threads are approximately 3/8" apart. Sorry, I don't know if a MSR Miniworks water filter will fit a Hydro Flask.
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I wish I could tell you but I only have Nalgene bottles, which they work great for and I can use the regular screw on cap.
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Yeah... with 3 or 4 more inches of space up top. I think they make a smaller version for the 32oz Nalgene bottles specifically.Heres a link to a photo I just took with a 32oz Nalgene bottle in this Water Bottle Pouch:http://i51.photobucket.com/albums/f386/lordulthan/Amazon%20Questions%20Folder/IMG_8625.jpg
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I concur with Donald Burt below. I have the 58mm adapter plus a Sunpak polarized filter and the original cap is too small to fit on the filter.
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No. The diameter is sufficient for a plastic soda bottle, not a standard 32oz nalgene bottle. Also, the handle is fixed, not retractable. I use it as a shaving mug. For backpacking you should try the GSI stainless steel mug with collapsible handles.
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you need to change the top. Go to the store and buy Glaceau Smart Water bottle. It has a sport cap with "blue" spout. This spout will FIT the output from the Sawyer Mini. This is EXACTLY why I buy this bottle. I will also use this configuration to BACKWASH the Sawyer Mini (instead of using the stupid syringe that Sawyer give you. Hope this helps.
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Does that drinking bottle accept a Nalgene cap? If so, this should fit. I love this cap and highly recommend it!!
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Yes! I got one... I found out that I didn't like it as much though and ended up not using it at all. It definitely works well to control the flow of liquid and would recommend it if the wide mouth of the nalgene bothers you.