Some reviewers have said they wished this had the 1/4 turn easy open/close cap, however the StoAway on camelbak.com does. Is this not the same?
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According to the Camelbak web site (http://shop.camelbak.com/stoaway-100-oz/d/1198_cl_1482) the StoAway come with the 100 oz. Antidote reservoir. The StoAway product is nothing more than an insulated pouch and tubing insulation packaged with the standard Antidote reservoir.
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Mine seems to have the 1/4 turn cap. Regardless, I've always found it to be extremely easy to open/close
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The tube clip fits very snug and actually pinches the tube slightly - the inner diameter of the clip is slightly smaller than the outer diameter of the tube. I have used this on Camelbak and Source bladders and although the fit is not perfect, it works well.
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not sure what a Camelbac is, but it is large enough to hold 32oz. I am very satisfied with this product.
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My 18 oz. came with this type of flip lid. I just bought a 32 oz flask and put the flip lid on it but it doesn't have a complete seal so it leaks when I shake it or drinking from it. I've tried to re-adjust but it just will not twist down completely. So I bought the flip straw lid which does work. That said, my brother has this flip lid on his 40 oz which strangely fits on my 32 oz. No idea why one fits and the other does because they look exactly alike!
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While it has the exact same cap and works the same way, the bottle is larger (1.2 L vs .75 L) and made better. I had two Mastrad's before buying this one and both developed a leak within the first week of use and had to be returned.
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over time I have switched to other bladders. My favorite right now is http://www.geigerrig.com/. I have tried Camelbaks and Platypus bags but I find the geigerrig's ability to turn inside out the easiest to clean and keep dry. The problem with the sawyer bags are they are hard to keep clean and the handles/small hole at the bottom tear under full weight of water (or maybe a bit more if you hang it wrong) so they become (imo) worthless. If I had to do it all over again, i would just order the filter and make my own system with it. Just my .02
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It takes a good deal of pressure to fully open, you have to continue with the same amount of pressure to keep it open, and it closes immediately upon release. I think this might not be the right bottle for you.
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Hello Anthony,You got me thinking now about whether the opener can open Powerade bottle caps. I looked at the photo and even though it doesn't show any 1.5" caps, it does say 3 interchangeable size caps are available on their website. Maybe they have a Q & A section. For $25 ... It should do more than water bottles.It will open your water bottles and aluminum soda cans as well, just twist off and is open. If needed, set of 3 interchangeable plates are available at magic Opener web page. - H a p p y - O p e n i n g ! ! ! !
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Hi..the locking mechanism is basically the same, but this bottle is bigger..not in the volume it holds, but simply size. Also, the top is huge in comparison to the backpack version and very delicate..pretty much one drop and it's done. I personally also didn't like how it directs the hot liquid into your mouth..have to press lip against it in a way that you often got burned. Finally the lid was so big, the top would tap your forehead while tipping the bottle to drink. Hugely annoying. I tried it because I liked the choice of colors, the little hook/ring on the back and still often wish the backpack version had some sort of clip option. All that said, however, I still use and love the backpack version. I have dropped it/had it fall out of my bag quite a few times. The bottom ring is cracked, but it does not affect the performance of the bottle...which is awesome!! Hot coffee for HOURS that stays in the bottle and not in your bag. I used contigo for a long time...until i found this one that I use daily. Backpack version is worth it, wouldn't say the same for this one, though.
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It does have an overflow, no idea of the brand. As noted below , there is no lever to engage the closure, the one time I tried to push it down and then reopen I hard a very hard time releasing the closure.
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Have to say with mine it's both. I don't believe the blue seal on the cap is sufficient and it appears that the spout doesnt open enough to complete the seal/it's misproperly placed. I may have just gotten a lemon.
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Yes, it is. Also, FYI, I am unhappy with the small hole on top, plus space around the straw that allow leaking if it tips or falls over. I read others note this & thought it would not be a problem for me, but it has been. Currently looking for one like this (I like all the other features.) w/o holes on top.
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No problem! Also, for what it's worth: I have a contigo 24 oz bottle. That fits perfectly. I also have a camelbak same oz, but bottle is a little shorter and a little bit wider. The camelbak fits, but the zipper doesn't close as well.
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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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Mine broke and i ended up buying this CamelBak Better Bottle Classic Cap (Graphite/Clear)I fits perfectly, but it has no valve.
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It uses a standard nalgene cap size. I actually use a camelbak eddy cap with mine. It screws on perfectly, you just need to extend the straw with a bit of hose.
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There is a closed durable plastic "U" design, that moves up and down. I use this on my an clip to my backpack. If you need pics let me know. If you have a "D" ring (rock climber stuff) you can attach it. But by far this is the best water bottle I have owned, no leaking whatsoever! Need pics let me know.