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Cascadia For The Win
With our Cascadia water bottle you can bring a slice of the lush, abundant Pacific Northwest with you wherever you go. Featuring the Cascadian flag and a Purist LDPE-free bottle, this new hydration vessel, optimally purchased in pairs, may not only help you ride faster and longer, but may actually help you live your best cycling life.
Coined by naturalist David Douglas, for whom the Douglas Fir is named, the Cascadian bioregion extends from Northern California through Oregon and Washington into lower British Columbia. The flag, nicknamed 'Old Doug' uses a tricolor of blue, representing the bioregion's abundant water sources and river systems, white to represent the snowcapped peaks of the Cascade Range, and of course green, which references the region's rich, verdant evergreen forests.
Specialized Purist water bottles are the gold standard in the cycling world. Their durability and flexibility make them trusted both by racers at the highest level and the enthusiast-grade cyclist alike.
Features:
- 26oz Specialized Purist bottles standardize predictable water flow
- Microscopically thin silicone dioxide-coated interior resists odors and staining
- Independently tested to SGS laboratory standards
- Screw on, push-pull lid
- Engineered to protect against stains and mold growth
- Aesthetically optimized to be used in pairs
- Dishwasher safe
Note: a quantity of 1 contains a single, 26 fl oz., BikeTiresDirect Purist bottle.
B-Stock - This product has one or more B-Stock units available. These units can be purchased at a discount (see option select). B-Stock units were returned from other customers and may have missing or damaged packaging materials. These units are otherwise as new. The full manufacturer warranty applies. Click Here for more information.
Specifications
Bottle Type: Non-Insulated - 26 oz |
Reviews
I use these bottles everyday and find them easy to keep clean with no plastic taste. The caps are easy to open while riding but did find the caps can leak some if the bottles are not upright. I have not really found a good lid anywhere but ease of opening and closing while on the fly is more important. I found these during a holiday sale so the price was yummy also.
Its hard to find decent, affordable 1L bottles. These are a good balance. The top doesnt seal quite as well as youd like, but unless you are planning on flipping your bike over, or leaving the bottles in your cages when you cram it into the trunk(which I do, and they don't leak excessively) you wont have an issue. Used them for unbound this year, no complaints.
