M!GO Water Bottle by Mazama

Ships in 1-2 business days | Based in Bend, OR | Est. 2003 A reusable, lightweight water bottle The M!GO Bottle was shaped by Miranda Webster, the popular creator of "Miranda Goes Outside!" in collaboration with Mazama. Both frustrated by the waste and hassle of disposable hiking bottles, they came together to create something better. The M!GO bottle replaces your disposable water bottle and provides a reusable bottle to keep you hydrated while reducing waste. Its lightweight, compact design is an essential piece of gear for camping, hiking, backpacking, or any adventure on the go. Features: Universal thread type designed to be compatible with a wide range of water filters and add-ons Large and small cap openings Large cap opening is designed for effortless filling, adding electrolytes, scooping snow, and cleaning. Small-cap opening is ideal for everyday use and is compatible with 28mm water filters like the Sawyer Squeeze, or most ultralight bidets Ounce and mL fill lines on the side for easy measuring of water Combine it with a M!GO Bottle Tether Cap to have a connected cap *Find a list of compatible accessories here _______________________________________ Specs Capacity: At narrow mouth opening: 38oz | 1,070mL At wide mouth opening: 32oz | 1,000mL Dimensions: 11.5" T x 3"D | 29cm x 7.6cm Weight: 4.7oz | 132g Materials: low-density polyethylene. BPA, PFAS, and PVC-Free Made in China _______________________________________ Care: We recommend hand washing your bottle to help preserve its shape and appearance. While the bottle is technically dishwasher safe, high dishwasher temperatures may cause the bottle to warp or the printed design to fade. With repeated washing, the logo and measurement markings may fade. NOTE: While the bottle can technically withstand boiling temperatures, M!GO is not designed or intended to be used as a hot water bottle. It is an ultralight water bottle meant for standard hydration use, not for filling with boiling water to keep warm at night. Hot water will soften the plastic, and therefore applying any pressure to the body of the bottle may cause the caps to pop off. We also strongly advise against using the bottle to keep warm in your sleeping bag, as any pressure could cause the lid to release, which could cause injury and misery.