Trailhead Bottle
- Best for
- Cup holders, bike cages, daily carry
- Cold / hot
- Up to 30 hrs / 14 hrs
- From
- $28
The Range / Trailhead Bottle
Trailhead Bottle
Narrow mouth, double-wall vacuum steel, built to outlast the car you carry it in. Fits a bike cage and a cup holder at every size we make.
Color Alpine
Size
$34
- Lifetime warranty against a vacuum seal that fails on its own
- Ships from Spokane, Washington within one business day
- 60 days to return it, used or not
Drag the color and size controls to see it change.
Every size, measured the same way
Capacity in ounces and liters, height and diameter with the lid on, weight empty, and how long it holds a temperature with the lid shut and the bottle left alone.
| Size | Capacity | Height | Diameter | Weight, empty | Cold | Hot |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 20 oz | 20 oz (591 ml) | 8.3 in | 2.9 in | 11.2 oz | 20 hours | 8 hours |
| 32 oz | 32 oz (946 ml) | 10.1 in | 3.4 in | 15.6 oz | 24 hours | 12 hours |
| 40 oz | 40 oz (1.18 L) | 11.6 in | 3.4 in | 18.9 oz | 30 hours | 14 hours |
In the box
One Trailhead Bottle with the threaded cap already on, a care card with the washing notes below, and nothing else sealed inside to throw away.
Material
18/8 stainless steel (grade 304), 0.4 mm wall, double-wall vacuum core. Electrostatic powder coat cured at 400°F. No plastic lining ever touches what's inside.
Wash it like steel, not like plastic
- Body: hand wash with warm water and dish soap. The powder coat keeps its finish for years if it skips the dishwasher.
- Lid: top rack dishwasher-safe, or hand wash. Rinse the threads where grit collects.
- After washing: dry upside down with the lid off for an hour before you put it away. Trapped moisture is what causes a musty smell, not the steel.
- Mineral buildup: fill with equal parts water and white vinegar, let it sit an hour, rinse well.
- Skip these: freezer, bleach, and dishwasher tablets with chlorine. Chlorine dulls the powder coat faster than daily use ever will.
- Long storage: leave the cap off so the gasket doesn't take a set against the rim.
How the Trailhead stacks up against the rest of the range
Same 18/8 steel and the same vacuum core in all three. What changes is the mouth, the size and what it's actually for.
Ridgeline Tumbler
- Best for
- Truck consoles, desks, drive-through coffee
- Cold / hot
- Up to 18 hrs / 10 hrs
- From
- $24
Trailhead Bottle, 40 oz
- Best for
- Long shifts, long trail days, hot car tests
- Cold / hot
- 30 hrs / 14 hrs
- Price
- $40
Shipping and returns for this bottle
Shipping
Free on orders over $45. Below that, a flat $6.50 for ground shipping anywhere in the lower 48. Every order leaves our Spokane warehouse within one business day.
Returns and warranty
Send it back within 60 days, used or not, for a full refund. The vacuum seal carries a lifetime warranty if it fails on its own. Dents and powder-coat chips from daily use are on you, same as any steel bottle.
What four hundred and eighty two people said
4.6
482 ratings
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Mara ThiessenBozeman, MT
Been dragging the 32 oz through two ski seasons now. Cap still seals tight and the graphite hasn't chipped once.
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Dorian AchebeAustin, TX
Good gym bottle. The 32 oz is just a hair too wide for my car's cup holder, but it's fine everywhere else.
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Priya NairAsheville, NC
Moss color made it through a season of trail dust on the outside and still looks new. The 20 oz fits my daughter's hand.
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Gavin MercerDuluth, MN
Solid bottle. The carry loop on the cap pinches my knuckle if I'm not paying attention when I grab it one-handed.
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Elena CastellanoTempe, AZ
Left the 40 oz in my truck all day in July with ice in it. Still had ice at six that evening. Did not expect that.
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Colm FitzgeraldPortland, OR
Replaced two plastic bottles with the Alpine 32 oz. Heavier in the bag, but nothing in it ever tastes like plastic.