versus a plastic water bottle of same content (20 oz or what ever this contains) what is the weight difference (say in a purse, carrying it)?
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2 lbs. total with 20 oz. H2O, plus will keep water cool even if left in car in direct sun light, as it's has double stainless steel construction... Personal experience in high desert during summer!
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Actually there is very little difference in the weight. I carry mine in my purse as well. I love mine! They are so much better than the plastic bottle and keep my water nice and cold!
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To the very top just about 16.9 FL oz will fit. The size of a standard plastic water bottle; which is what I just emptied into the container to get this answer. I like the small size but has a good weight to it. :)
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Specifications (dimensions, weight etc) are always listed below the bottle you intend to purchase. Fluid Capacity: 20 ounces / 24 ounces Bottle Weight: 132 grams / 144 grams Height: 9 inches / 10.5 inches Diameter: 2.95 inches / 2.95 inches
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the difference is the size of the container. Strength wise they are the same.
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Miranda, it's a glass bottle, but one that won't shatter if you drop it. It's thick.
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16 oz is glass. Go for the larger size. Plastic, better value. But either way, wrap in a plastic bag because either one can crack.
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I don't the exact weight of the bottle, but I can tell you that it is easy to carry with water in it.
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I never heard of Nalgene Bottles, but what I have is a hard plastic, very sturdy. Love the ring so I can carry it around while I workout, plus the no leak lid is great.
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I'm sorry for not answer you sooner. This bottle is plastic,I hope this helps you.Karla
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I can not tell you exactly but I would guess less then a pound. Probably about the same as a can of soda.
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Nothing from my research. Both appear to have the same features. Only notable differences would be aesthetics such as colors on the plastic
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5 fluid ounces is the weight of the contents of what is in the bottle. The shipping weight is: the weight of the contents + the weight of the bottle + the weight of the box (assuming there was a box) + the packaging used for shipping.
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I think they are the same. These bottles are difficult to use. It's easy to get way too much. I transfer it to a smaller dropper bottle.
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I can't tell you how much it weigh's as it's in service,but I'll try to weigh it next time it's refilled. I was too concerned about it's weight being it's glass instead of plastic,but it's not a need for concern.We had a 5 gallon plastic jug befor,and this is so much nicer.It's not bulky,and it's not a chore to put it on the cooler. I fill it up to refill,but my wife is 110 lbs. she fills it half way cause she more safe. At 3 gallons it's still way lighter .A gallon of water is 8 lbs. The bottle is not even 5lbs i don't think.By the way if you check the numbers on the bottom of plastic bottled water your not supposed to store water in the containers cause the plastic can leach into the water.So I don't care what it weighs.
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Yes. That is why you want to have the 20 oz. in your trunk, versus the 16 oz., in my opinion. I suggest you also carry some bottled water and an old umbrella.
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Never measured, but would assume at least 24 oz (likely a bit more); based on filling from water bottles.
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I hope my answer helps as I do not bike. The bottle measures 9" in circumference and 7" in height. I would say that because it is glass and holds 12 oz of water, it has a bit of weight to it.