The Klean Kanteen Stainless Steel water bottle is a reusable, lightweight and BPA Free 18oz stainless steel bottle.  Also known as the Kid Kanteen, it is designed for smaller hands and comes with the bike bottle style sport top.  Grown-ups love the 18 oz bottle for its compact, easy-to-carry, lightweight size that slips into bags, cup-holders, and even the waterbottle cage on your bike. 

As one of the first stainless steel bottles available, it has proven to be trustworthy and solid if a little bit hard to obtain.  We love the fact that Klean Kanteen kids understand that every bottle made is body- and earth-friendly; because every Klean Kanteen is made from 100% recyclable, high-quality, food grade stainless steel that's toxin and BPA-free. Your Klean Kanteen doesn't have to have a special lining like some other metal bottles, and it won't ever leach nasty tastes or chemicals into your drinks . no matter how many years you use it.

The large-mouth design makes it easy to pour in ice cubes, chunky veggie soup, or a smoothie packed with frozen strawberries. It's also easy to clean . just scrub it out with white vinegar and baking soda (or mild soap and water), or load it in the dishwasher.

• Safe alternative to toxic plastic
• High-quality food grade 18/8 stainless steel
• Durable, lightweight, reusable and 100% recyclable
• Slim design fits most cup/bottle holders
• Non-leaching & toxin-free
• No inner lining, clean tasting
• Wide mouth fits ice cubes
• Dishwasher friendly
• Holds 18 fluid ounces (532 ml)
• Measures 7" H x 2.75" W (without cap)
• Weighs 6 ounces w/cap
• Caps are made of non-leaching polypropylene (pp#5)

Care instructions:

For everyday cleaning, rinse your Klean Kanteen water bottle with warm soapy water and let air dry with top off.  When thorough cleaning is required, hand-wash with diluted vinegar or baking soda.

Klean Kanteen bottles and sippy cups are dishwasher safe, though we recommend not washing the stainless caps in a dishwasher because it is possible for water to squeeze itself into the cap.

To get more information about water bottles and Bisphenol A (BPA) please check out our blog post at www.outdoorgear4kids.com.