

Helikon-Tex Outdoor Bottle 550 ml — Clear
Helikon-Tex
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The Helikon-Tex Outdoor Bottle is a wide-mouth 550 ml water bottle made from BPA-free Tritan™, designed for anyone who needs a reliable hydration vessel in the field, on the trail, or during extended training sessions where staying hydrated is non-negotiable.
Tritan™ is a high-strength copolyester that does not leach substances into the liquid and does not affect its taste, even after repeated use and washing cycles. It handles temperatures between −10 °C and +90 °C, making it suitable for cold environments — where dehydration risk is often underestimated — as well as light hot beverages. Compared to polypropylene or stainless steel, Tritan™ offers a clear set of trade-offs: it weighs less than steel and does not retain odours the way polypropylene does, but it is not suitable for direct boiling over a flame.
The wide-mouth opening makes filling from natural sources, streams, or irregular containers straightforward, and allows supplements or powders to be added without a funnel. The gasket integrated into the cap provides a reliable seal even when the bottle is carried horizontally inside a pocket or pack, with no need to double-check before closing your load.
Key features
- BPA-free Tritan™: no leaching into the liquid and no flavour degradation over time.
- Thermal range from −10 °C to +90 °C: usable in cold conditions without risk of deformation or cracking.
- Wide mouth for fast filling from any source and for adding supplements without additional tools.
- Integrated cap gasket: secure seal even when the bottle is tilted or inverted inside a pack.
- Capacity of 550 ml: a compact volume for short outings or as a secondary reserve in multi-bottle setups.
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- Helikon-Tex Outdoor Bottle 550 ml
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Helikon-Tex
Technical clothing, field equipment and carry systems by Helikon-Tex. It is the most represented brand in the catalogue for outdoor and tactical gear, with over seven hundred product references.





