Best Water Canteens for Hiking, Camping & Bushcraft
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 20 ต.ค. 2024
- Urban Knife Guy shares a variety of water canteens for hiking, camping, and bushcraft.
To give a bit of context, UKG considers the water canteen the primary water bottle that you would carry. You might have other containers if you need to carry more water. But you need at least one main container.
UKG does not consider this sort of water bottle a proper canteen for a hike, camp, or if you go outdoors to practice bushcraft. The canteen should be on you at all times and the most logical way to carry it is on your belt.
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I have similar systems then I found the Heavy Cover canteen with cup and lid in a Centerline System Mother canteen carrier and never looked back. Cool vid!
Thanks for sharing!
I am using US Army canteens (1qt and 2qt) and hydration bladder. If I am on the bicycle roadtrip, I have sport canteen and US Army 2qt.
Thanks for sharing!
you said enough
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Not a canteen but I really like the 1,9 lts water bottle from pathfinder.
Thanks so much for the kind words!
@@urbanknifeguy Thank you very mutch... have a nice Start of the week.... see you….
You can take a look at LAKEN , they are made in Spain
@@ngsteven7992 thanks for the tip!
Hi I use the Pathfinder Canteen Cooking Kit. After 5 years of use, not a bit of rust. I bought a plastic bottle like yours, the cap broke. The taste of plastic and the smell of plastic was disgusting. The Chinese Stainless steel canteen bottle, there was rust after a year. Never again Chinese companies. I don't remove my canteen from the pouch, I drink it straight from the pouch. I carry my Canteen kit on a shoulder strap. BTW. the inward curve of the canteen goes on the hip.. I just bought a Ti canteen bottle but it's not for me. The Pathfinder Canteen kit is my "never-leave-home-without-it" together with my Jääkäripuukko 110 knife. Just sharing. Thanks.
Thanks for sharing! I have looked at that canteen set previously. Will look at it again soon!
Maybe the canteens would fit in their cases better if you put them in the right direction
Unfortunately not.
I use two millitary grade systems, one a copy of usa type made by gotland in sweden stainless steel.
The other uk and nato bcb crhsader 2 system some is stainless steel and some is plastic
Thanks for sharing your systems!
Do you have a link for where you got the black canteen?
This is one Aliexpress store that sells it. You can search others too. 1L Outdoor Military Canteen Bottle Camping Hiking Backpacking Survival Water Bottle Kettle with Cover Canteen Kettle
a.aliexpress.com/_mrA8L1c
@@urbanknifeguy thanks! Also well done on that pouch! That's super impressive!
@@eelitee_3 thank you!
How often are you in the jungle?
At least once a week, if there are no thunderstorms. Generally days out only with overnights once in a while, but not regularly due to my schedule and other commitments.
Use a grinder and take the metal lip off the container it you can.
Lost me when you said put the water on your belt
That's how I did it as a scout, in the army and now. Water is a valuable resource (especially in this climate) and you may lose your pack but less likely your belt. Wearing weight on your hips is also much better than on your back. Thanks for watching!
@@urbanknifeguyAgreed. Veteran here, water will always be on my hips
@@descendantofgoku5548 Yes, still is everytime for me. Thanks!