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 Round Bottle - 1 fl. oz.
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Round Bottle - 1 fl. oz.

Item # 605500

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This polyurethane container with squirt cap is great for carrying kitchen or bath essentials such as cooking oil or shampoo.

  • 0.75" diameter screw-on lid has a lift up squirt tab to dispense liquids in small, controlled amounts
  • Reusable container is environmentally-friendly
  • Compact size is ideal for backpacking, camping or travel

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Round Bottle - 1 fl. oz. Specs

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Description

Weight0.5 ounces
MaterialPolyurethane
Capacity1 fluid ounce
Dimensions3 x 1 inches

Round Bottle - 1 fl. oz. Customer Reviews

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1-oz. Round Bottle
 
4.4

(based on 5 reviews)

100%

of respondents would recommend this to a friend.

Pros

  • Good capacity (4)

Cons

    Best Uses

    • Camping (3)
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    Reviewed by 5 customers

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    (2 of 2 customers found this review helpful)

     
    4.0

    Nice size for repackaging fluids

    By JohnC

    from Aliso Viejo, CA

    About Me Casual/ Recreational

    Site Member

    Pros

    • Lightweight

    Cons

      Best Uses

      • Backcountry Camping
      • Survival

      Comments about 1-oz. Round Bottle:

      I've started repackaging lots of my camping fluids (e.g. REI SPF 50 Sunblock lotion, Campsuds, bug repellant, etc.) into these little 1 oz bottles and it has saved a lot of weight. I like to purchase the 4 oz or 8 oz bottles of a product (better price value), but it's pretty silly to bring the whole bottle on a backpacking trip. 1 oz worth is usually more than enough, and the lighter weight feels better in my pack.

      When I squeeze an empty bottle, I can hear the air escape. That's a little disconcerting, so I don't recommend its use for thin fluids. But for thicker (more viscous) fluids like shampoo, soaps, and lotions, it seems to be fine. I haven't seen it leak yet. The cap doesn't seal as well as a genuine Nalgene bottle cap. I would be willing to pay a little extra if a Nalgene cap was offered on this 1 oz bottle.

      (1 of 1 customers found this review helpful)

       
      4.0

      Works Great!

      By Silva Shark

      from Seal Beach, CA

      About Me Avid Adventurer

      Site Member

      Pros

      • Good Capacity
      • Slim Design

      Cons

        Best Uses

        • Camping
        • Hiking

        Comments about 1-oz. Round Bottle:

        I have been collecting a couple of these each time I go to REI and have used them for everything. I keep several of them filled with hot sauce, syrup, and olive oil; the fluids I use most. I also used them with camp soap, hand sanitizer, and sun block.

        So far the only leakage I have had was when I filled them up and didn't take into consideration the elevation of the Sierras causing them to expand slightly. The syrup leaked a little but not enough to worry about.

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        (1 of 1 customers found this review helpful)

         
        5.0

        Be careful to test after closing

        By Bill Wohler

        from Menlo Park, CA

        About Me Avid Adventurer

        Site Member

        Pros

        • Good Capacity
        • Squirt Nozzle

        Cons

          Best Uses

          • Backpacking

          Comments about 1-oz. Round Bottle:

          I noticed the same thing in the store that John did. After I opened and closed the lid, I never heard air escape again. But it would be prudent to squeeze the bottle and test for a bad seal before packing. I used it to carry soap this weekend, and it didn't leak. It worked as I imagined it should. A pop-top is much more convenient in many cases than a screw-top.

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          4.0

          Great for saving on weight

          By abs3487

          from Chicago suburbs

          About Me Avid Adventurer

          Site Member

          Pros

          • Good Capacity

          Cons

            Best Uses

            • Camping

            Comments about 1-oz. Round Bottle:

            To save weight, we use for carrying small amounts of Tom's toothpaste and Bronner's soap. Works great. Sometimes need to clean the squirt of the cap before trips (just use a safety pin); will clog sometimes while sitting in storage.

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            5.0

            A travel essential

            By like2hike

            from Apex, North Carolina

            About Me Avid Adventurer

            Site Member

            Pros

            • Good Capacity
            • Impact Resistant
            • Slim Design
            • Unique Design

            Cons

              Best Uses

              • Camping
              • Everyday

              Comments about 1-oz. Round Bottle:

              A great backcountry or travel item. Perfect for shampoo, liquid soap, personal lubricant, hand lotion, hand sanitizer, sunscreen, mouthwash, etc. A great size: holds plenty for a short trip, but disappears in a pocket or your toilet bag. Nozzle lid is very convenient and prevents waste. Not having to remove it means that you won't lose it or have to find a place to set it down or accidentally spill out the whole bottle.

              Like some other reviewers, I also wish the lids sealed better. However, some individual bottles seal better than others and I just test them in the store before I buy. I can always easily find ones that seal air-tight with a good, firm twist. Just squeeze it near your ear and listen for a hiss. I have never had a leak in use. The Nalgene brand products will seal better, but I don't think they make one this slender, or squeezable or with a nozzle lid. A trick for any plastic bottle is to squeeze it a little before sealing it so there is a slight vacuum inside. This works especially well for air travel since low air pressure at high altitude encourages leaks.

              These are durable. I have some that are many years old and still going strong. They can be labelled with a "Sharpie" permanent ink marker or a label maker.

              If you are concerned about the Airport TSA carry-on liquids restrictions, these will really help you get the most out of your limit.

              I consider these a travel essential.

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