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Keith Titanium Titanium Sport Bottle

Keith Titanium Titanium Sport Bottle

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Silicone is only a gasket/seal — what touches your food is Titanium.

Single-wall pure-titanium bottle with a titanium screw cap - the drink only touches titanium and one silicone sealing ring.

The verdict: Silicone only

The body is Grade 1 pure titanium with no lining or coating, and the cap is a titanium shell - so the only non-metal part your water contacts is a food-grade silicone sealing ring in the lid. That makes it silicone-only, not fully plastic-free: Keith markets it as "plastic-free," which is true for the titanium body and cap shell, but the seal is silicone, not titanium. For a purist who wants no plastic and is fine with a silicone gasket, titanium is lighter and more inert than steel.

Verification: Manufacturer confirmed · Last reviewed

What it's made of

PartMaterialFood contact
bottle body
Grade 1 pure titanium, single-wall, no lining or coating
Titanium Yes primary
cap shell
threaded titanium cap
Titanium Yes primary
cap sealing ring
food-grade silicone sealing ring - the only non-titanium part in the water path
Silicone Yes seal

A single-wall bottle made entirely of pure titanium, prized by ultralight hikers because titanium is roughly 45% lighter than stainless steel at the same strength, imparts no metallic taste, and will not corrode or shed a coating. It's an open-mouth bottle with a threaded cap - no straw or spout. Sold in 400ml, 550ml, and 700ml sizes with a cloth sleeve; a larger wide-mouth bayonet-cap version (Ti3035/Ti3036, 0.9L/1.2L) uses the same titanium-plus-silicone-seal construction.

Pros

  • Body and cap are pure titanium - no coating, no plastic, no metallic taste
  • Far lighter than a comparable steel bottle
  • Titanium is highly corrosion-resistant and does not retain flavors or odors
  • As close to plastic-free as a leakproof bottle gets, short of a gasketless steel cap

Cons

  • Single-wall - no insulation, and the body gets hot/cold to the touch
  • Expensive relative to steel bottles of the same size
  • Open-mouth style; no straw or spout option

Notes

Categories: Water Bottles

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