SIGG - Aluminum Water Bottle Original - Made in Switzerland - Lightweight - BPA-free - for Carbonated Drinks 17 / 25 Oz

THE Water Bottle! With the very real concern of late of micro and nano plastic particles in plastic water (and other) bottles, the age old Sigg bottle remains at the top of the alternative list. It contains NO toxic chemicals, is almost weightless to carry and carries on the tradition of Swiss made quality perfectly. While not insulated, is keeps water cold for quite a while and quite cool for longer still. It also lasts forever.

These are legends, Sigg bottles are of the highest quality 👌. None better for a great packable water 💧 bottle. I have been using them for decades backpacking and mountaineering. They are light weight on purpose. The negative reviews are from clumsy people who dinged their bottles. Sigg now makes stainless steel versions for those people. Me? I want a lighter pack.

I've owned a Sigg bottle for over 25 years. After repeatedly being dropped over the years, my bottle finally developed a leak and had to be replaced. I definitely wanted another Sigg because of the high-quality construction. The aluminum bottles are also very light-weight and great to carry on long walks. The Sigg Original Copper Water Bottle looks great and even though I think it's a bit expensive, I purchased it because I knew it would last a long time. Unfortunately, Amazon sent the bottle in a paper envelope lined with bubble wrap which did nothing to protect the bottle during shipping. The bottle arrived damaged with dents and the cap had a gouge in it (photo #1) that was so sharp I could have cut myself on it if not careful. I immediately sent the bottle back for an exchange mentioning that the bottle should have been packed in a box to prevent damage during shipping. Amazon sent another bottle but they sent it in a plastic Amazon Prime envelope, not a box as I had asked. I am not a Prime member so I don't know if this was a mistake, or if it's policy to send an exchange via Prime. This time the bottle arrived undamaged, but I think that was just luck as I don't think the Prime envelope would prevent the bottle from being dented if a heavy package were to be piled on top of it. It took a total of 19 days from when I placed the original order to when I received the acceptable replacement bottle. The Sigg bottle itself is great. I really like the design of the Original. Some people have commented that the color looks different from the Amazon photo, so I posted a close-up photo (photo #2) showing the color. It is not a solid copper color - there is some variation which seems to change a bit depending on how the light reflects off of it. The finish is not glossy, but it's not matt either. It has a bit of a sheen to it. The cap has a nice, thick gasket which is leak-proof. Since I kept dropping my old bottle I decided to put a Hydro Flask silicone boot on it (photo #3) to help protect it. The 20 oz Hydro Flask size fits perfectly. I highly recommend this bottle and would buy it again. I did take off a star because it seems a bit over-priced compared to the other Sigg bottles. If you are going to buy it from Amazon make sure you give yourself enough time to return it if the first one you order arrives damaged.

I've had the bottle for a few months. The dent in it came from dropping it from waist heighth, 3/4 full, and landing almost horizontally. If it was stainless steel, it might have merged unscathed. UPDATE 10/24: This was dropped in the dirt, and sustained a big dent on the side. It's just too flimsy, you'd be better off with a steel Hydroflask.

These bottles are made in Switzerland, which is great. But they are very thin and are not insulated well (most modern water bottles have double-walled insulation - this one does not). While the bottle is lightweight, it is a bit flimsy and will dent easily. The cap seems a little cheap too - mostly plastic with some thin metal components. The cap doesn't tighten easily and sometimes water leaks out of the seal. When sipping, there's a bit of an overlap of metal materials right where your lips meet the bottle, making it an uncomfortable experience (this lip area is borderline sharp). While this particular model is made in Switzerland, be forewarned that this company makes some of their other products in China. Overall, it's an OK product - and a bit overpriced. UPDATE: It's ironic that I wrote about the product denting easily and having a cheap plastic handle, because the handle fell off while I was carrying it full of water, causing me to drop the bottle on my door threshold - putting a big dent in the side of the water bottle. This would not have happened to better built bottles.

When you watch the videos of people using these things, you'll think it's an ad for Karl Lagerfeld sportswear. It's kind of funny. And they go on to point out that they're comfortable to carry with just a few fingers. I was like, ok, big deal, it's a water bottle... BUT... then I carried it, full, for quite a while, using just a few fingers, and I was like... Oh, this is actually really comfortable! And I have pretty large fingers so I was convinced it would be pinchy, but it was great. I didn't know this kind of thing mattered, but maybe it does. It's good! I give it a 5 for durability because it's sturdy aluminum, but that doesn't mean it won't dent pretty much immediately if you drop it on anything harder than the padded floor of your cell at the funny farm. I have used it quite a bit and haven't had any deterioration / bits of plastic / etc. that some other reviewers have mentioned. Like my experience with all Sigg bottles, it mis-threads easily, and you have to make sure not only that it's threaded correctly but also that it's well-tightened, if you don't want it to leak. Ultimately, if you want a medium-capacity, non-insulated, non-plastic water bottle that has the ability to surprise you by informing you how comfortably something can be designed, then go for it.

The main reason I'll be returning this is that it came (along with other items I ordered) loose in an Amazo0n brown paper bag-like package. No box. Not even in a plastic bag. How do I know it hasn't been used? Do they just keep these loose is a big box in the Amazon warehouse? I have a Sigg from years ago and it's fine. The quality of the paint on the outside is still good. But this one wasn't for me.

I use these bottles on a "retro" gravel bike for riding in no real hurry. Aluminum makes everything taste better and the bottles are easy to clean and leakproof.

Light weight but prone to quick damages being aluminium finish

Gostei da estética e não gostei da funcionalidade

Sigg have been making water bottles for close to 100 years in Switzerland. They have perfected the art of the aluminum light weight bottle. This one is particularly nice as the form is based on one of their first models. It looks very cute and the wide opening neck is excellent to drink from and easily accommodates ice cubes .I also like the little handle at the top . All in all excellent!

Not really the “classic” Sigg bottle that looks like a camping fuel canister, but I’ve come to appreciate the style. I like that it’s lighter than my Kleen bottle of the same capacity, at least when empty, even though the fine threads are not as nice to drink from. I only use it for water and it holds carbonated water without complaint.

i love my Sigg bottle i am planning to collect it and go for a different size and colour