Goetland Stainless Steel WWII US Army Canteen Water Bottler Military Canteen Kit 1QT with 0.5QT Cup Nylon Pouch G.I.

Das Produkt macht in meinen Augen einen sehr wertigen Eindruck. Da alles aus Stahl ist kann man sowohl in der Flasche als auch in dem Becher kochen. Achtung die Flasche ist nicht isoliert, also Getränktemperatur = Gefäßtemperatur, was für den Winter optimal ist! So kann man die Flasche mit warmem Wasser in den Schlafsack legen und hat eine warme Nacht! Vorher einmal mit dem Tuch durch dem Becher gehen, da noch leichte "Spähne" vom Abdrehen drin sind, das ist aber normal. Die Tasche macht auch einen wertigen Eindruck, es hat sich also gelohnt 10 Euro mehr in die Hand zu nehmen! Kann ich sehr empfehlen!

Perfect size, hasn't leaked, love the design, it is very comfortable on the hip, whilst running it bobs quite a bit with the water inside but it is still very comfortably and after a while I don't even realise it's there. The screw in the lid is sticking out a bit but I haven't had any problems with it, and I feel if I screw it down it might puncture the lid. So I'm happy where it is. The cover is nice and sturdy. I haven't used the cup to heat up water yet but I'm sure it holds true. Perfect piece of equipment to go with my airsoft. And day to day use. 100 %recommend.

まだ使ってませんが見た目がとにかく良いです!こう言うのが欲しかったんです！ 値段的に早く壊れても文句はありません キャップのところがプラスチックなのでもろそうだなと感じました！

Muy buena calidad por el precio de ven muy buenos materiales y solida

This is a solid, rugged canteen that sticks close to the classic military design. The stainless steel construction feels tough and reliable—definitely built to last through heavy use. I’ve taken it on a few hikes and bushcraft outings, and it’s held up very well with no dents or issues so far. The canteen fits securely into the included stainless steel cup, which is a big plus. You can boil water or heat up food right in the cup over a fire, and it nests together neatly when not in use. The butterfly handles on the cup are a bit thin, but functional once you get used to them. The cap is attached to the bottle by a chain, which keeps it from getting lost, though the seal on mine was a bit stiff at first and needed a few uses to loosen up. The threads screw on tightly, with no leaks. It’s heavier than a plastic alternative, for sure, but I think the durability and versatility make it worth it—especially if you're doing wilderness camping, survival training, or just prefer gear that feels dependable. All in all, a solid piece of kit that combines utility with that old-school appeal.