ORE #1- Sigg

Sigg has been making water bottles since 1908, so I figure they have had some time to perfect things. The fact that they use epoxy coated aluminum bottles has recently caught a lot of attention since some studies have show that plastic Nalgene bottles can leach harmful chemicals. That means the Sigg bottles are safer to drink out of. Personally I can tell a difference in the taste too, especially after having orange juice in the Sigg for the day, when you wash it out the water tastes like water, not orange water. Perhaps what I like the best about Sigg is their good eye for design. The two bottles shown above are my wife’s and mine. The blue (mine) is a soft touch baby blue, which has a nice powder coated type of paint job. Matte and sexy. My wife has the nice orange graphic print on hers. Both have a nice active bottle top, which means the water only comes out when you need it. No hands needed.
Sigg also has some really nice small insulated mugs, which I haven’t been able to get my hands on yet, but if I do, I’ll be sure to do a write up on them. They are really beautiful.
Check the Sigg home page on sources where to buy.
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Are there any SLC retailers that stock Sigg bottles, or did you have to order yours online?
We got ours at the show, but here is a list of Sigg retailers in Utah
Utah
Swiss Water Bottle
3511 North 350 East, North Ogden UT 84414
Tel. 801-726-0601
Utah
Sportsmans Warehouse
2957 East 850 North, St George UT 84790
Tel. 435-634-7300
Utah
Sportsmans Warehouse
1137 West Riverdale Road, Riverdale UT 84405
Tel. 801-334-4000
Utah
Sportsmans Warehouse
1075 South University Avenue, Provo UT 84601
Tel. 801-818-2000
Utah
Sportsmans Warehouse
165 West 7200 South, Midvale UT 84047
Tel. 801-567-1000
Utah
Kirkhams
3125 South State, Salt Lake City, UT 84115
Tel. 801-486-4161
Utah
Cole Sport
1615 Park Avenue, Park City, UT 84060
Tel. 435-649-4800
Whoa! Thank you very much.