Nalgene Straight Side Wide Mouth Jar 16oz - 2118-0016

By Nalgene

$7.99

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2118-0016

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Nalgene

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Nalgene Straight Side Wide Mouth Jar 16oz - With countless numbers of uses on the trail its never a terrible idea to toss the Nalgene Straight Side Jar in your bag. This leakproof, impact resistant jars are BPA free and dishwasher safe. Made from low density polypropylene, the Straight Side Jars are a favorite among backpackers for medicines and first aid creams while in the wild. If you have been searching for a simple and easy method to of storing materials in a very small footprint in your bag check out the Straight Side Jars by Nalgene.BPA Free16oz capacityDishwasher safeColor: ClearWide mouth design

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