CamelBak Chute Mag

I don't have large Nalgene bottles, but the one-liter Camelbak chutes fit perfectly. The mesh stretches very well, and rebounds when not in use. They feel high quality and will probably last for years to come.

Camelbak Chute Mag is the best water bottle I have used (and I’ve used ***a lot***) - I think it’s 410ml or 600ml, though, so might not be right for you. (Zojirushi are also great, especially for hot drinks, but I’ve only used their insulated metal ones. ).

Camelbak chute mag - for water; love these bottles, use it daily even at home. Sea to summit x-mug - for coffee/tea; mixed feelings on the silicone and feels strange to hand it to baristas, but it is super compact. Snowpeak sporks - titanium is great for the weight, popular item for a reason and would recommend. United by blue utensil kit - extra spoon/fork, straws, chopsticks.

Holds a camelbak chute mag (500 I think) comfortably, along with other bits. If I am out with the family for the day (need to pack snacks/toys) / go hiking / need to pack a raincoat, then I use the hip monkey as it does hold an awful lot.

Been using a Camelbak Chute which is quite good:. * Without the lid, the opening is wide and easy to clean.