Aren't Sigg alloy? Stainless Steel shouldn't corrode.I used to have the Sigg cycling bottles, but they kept corroding through and leaking everywhere on me, not to mention freezing solid in winter....gave up on them in the end.
possibly... but it will still freeze
. The insulated podium bottles take much much longer to freeze the water in them when out cycling...
True, but in winter when it's likely to freeze I use some cheap Tesco stainless steel flasks. They're useless at keeping drinks hot but pretty good at stopping them them freeze.possibly... but it will still freeze
mine corroded that quickly (think 2 years or so) that they were frequently replaced. Gave up on them totally about 6 or 7 years ago when I came across a camalbak insulated bottle and am still on that very same bottle (albeit with a new lid!)... We also carry a Thermos flask (this one or this one) but that is for hot drinks and they really do keep the water scolding hot for 18-24 hrs in very cold conditions (have only tried it in day time temps of -15C though)
If not BPA free doesn't that mean they contained BPA...BPA is well proven to be carcinogenic isn't it?
O gutter.All of my Elite corsa bottles have died under the wheels of cars after they bounced out of the Elite bottle cage...
Ah right I didn't know the in's and out's I just went stainless. The only plastic bottle I've got left is a 1 litre CamelBak sippy cup thing that said BPA free on the label.
