How does the volume/capacity of this one compare to the round 3 compartment one, that one holds 35 oz.?
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I am not sure about the round one, but this one holds plenty. However, I actually stopped using it because I got annoyed that it would collapse with food inside. It was also awkward to carry as it does not have a handle and if you try to hold it with one hand, it collapses. I purchased some hard plastic ones and use those regularly.
1812155
I purchased it for my coworker. She absolutely loves it and raves about how big it is and just by looking and comparing online it seems bigger. I know it was roomy enough for me and I don't"eat like a bird" lol! Hope that helps
1009186
I've only purchased the 36 oz one, sold separately at Target for $6.99 and it has a 3.75" diameter. I'm assuming they all have the same diameter even though they're different sizes. Perhaps someone with the whole set could confirm this?
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I m not really sure. The primary size was incorrect. I know it WILL (in the main compartment) hold at least 3 one gallon milk jugs. This would equal 11.36 liters. Plus you would still have room left over. The larger outside compartment should hold a 2 quart GI canteen, or very close to it. The other compartment maybe half that much. All in all, it will hold MORE than enough for a day, even an overnighter. IF you pack right, with the right gear it will suffice for a 3 day pack. PLUS you can strap other packs/pouches to it. I couldn't be happer. It is a VERY good Get Home or light Bug out Bag. I have approx 15 pounds in mine already and the main compartment is not even half full. Hope this helps Ya. I m not really sure. The primary size was incorrect. I know it WILL (in the main compartment) hold at least 3 one gallon milk jugs. This would equal 11.36 liters. Plus you would still have room left over. The larger outside compartment should hold a 2 quart GI canteen, or very close to it. The other compartment maybe half that much. All in all, it will hold MORE than enough for a day, even an overnighter. IF you pack right, with the right gear it will suffice for a 3 day pack. PLUS you can strap other packs/pouches to it. I couldn't be happer. It is a VERY good Get Home or light Bug out... » Read More I m not really sure. The primary size was incorrect. I know it WILL (in the main compartment) hold at least 3 one gallon milk jugs. This would equal 11.36 liters. Plus you would still have room left over. The larger outside compartment should hold a 2 quart GI canteen, or very close to it. The other compartment maybe half that much. All in all, it will hold MORE than enough for a day, even an overnighter. IF you pack right, with the right gear it will suffice for a 3 day pack. PLUS you can strap other packs/pouches to it. I couldn't be happer. It is a VERY good Get Home or light Bug out Bag. I have approx 15 pounds in mine already and the main compartment is not even half full. Hope this helps Ya. « Show Less
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have no idea. haven't used the smaller 3 oz. can. suggest you contacty the company.
763552
The 36 has a more powerful retractor allowing it to hold keys up to 13 oz. The 48 can only hold up to 8 oz.
1577132
Just the 3 oz. It doesn't offer any room for cups wider mouthed than the 3 oz.
1933975
I don't remember offhand, but I would recommend the 4 instead of the 3. Canister is twice the size and water flows faster. It also acts as somewhat of an expansion tank evening out flow pulsations. Worth the price difference.
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Smaller is better, of course it depends what else you have in the purse. The dedicated compartment will handle a 1911 or a small revolver. You don't want a lot of bulky items in the other compartment. I carry an LCR or a LCP and either one is good. LCP has a flatter profile so it is the best
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its the 4 oz and it doesnt work as well...i am also looking for the larger one and have no luck so far!
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I agree with the first post . I carry the 350 every day and at 5.8 oz it is on the heavy side but it is durable and opens fast . If you ever have to use it to save an animal , you won't mind the "brick."
1206704
There's a tad more horse power in the 300. 2.2 vs 2.0. Additionally, the 300 comes with a 64 oz container that's wider at the base so has a lower profile. The selling point is that it fits under "most" upper cabinets.
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That's the closed size. The 3" is how thick it gets, if full. It is actually thinner than that when empty. I carry toothpaste, hair brushes, razors, bottles of soap, etc. in it with plenty more room.
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I don't remember how much it holds because I bought it for my cousin. She was able to get enough in each compartment for a 8 oz bottle
699035
You get 44 oz. with this model. A wider mouth for ice. I like the construction as well. I have been using it and I like it and would recommend getting this canteen. The used cover is free and they are in great condition.
486654
I have the tall jar. Even though it holds 64 ozs vs. the 48 oz smaller jar, I am considering buying the short jar because the tall one collects and traps ground particles beneath the blades. I believe that the short jar is wider at the base so this is less likely to occur.
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Look for cubic capacity or in liters. I think that's where the difference is? Let me know as we'll. Your assertion based on the specifications they would all be the same.
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I have the 51oz size and LOVE IT. Have had it for I think 5 yrs. I have the box taped up all over with packing tape, for transporting. I have taken it back & forth to work (for at least 3yrs), weekends at friends houses, and even camping. It's still in excellent condition. Hope this helps with your question.