Military-style canteen 1.4 litre with adjustable shoulder strap

Heading out for a walk, a camping weekend or a day outdoors? This army green water bottle holds 1.4 litres and comes with an adjustable shoulder strap. Carry it over one shoulder or across your body, leaving your hands free for a map, your luggage or setting up your tent.

The traditional canteen shape gives the bottle its recognisable military appearance. Its black screw cap stays attached by a cord, so you do not need to find somewhere to put it when you stop for a drink.

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Key features at a glance

• 1.4-litre capacity: carry your water in one bottle.
• Adjustable shoulder strap: change the carrying length to suit your clothing and preferred position.
• Tethered screw cap: keep the cap attached while drinking or pouring.
• Army green finish: a classic canteen design for your outdoor kit.
• Stainless steel body: a metal bottle rather than an aluminium model.
• Dimensions: approximately 21.1 cm high, 15 cm wide and 9.2 cm deep.
• Empty weight: 415 grams.
• Non-insulated: no stated hot or cold retention time.

Please note: this bottle is not fully leakproof when tilted or carried horizontally. Keep it upright wherever possible.

Is a 1.4-litre bottle right for your plans?

This bottle holds 400 millilitres more than a one-litre model. That extra capacity can be useful when you want to carry more water between refill stops or avoid repeated trips to the campsite tap.

Consider the carrying weight as well as the capacity. Filled with water, this model weighs approximately 1.8 kilograms. For a short walk with a refill point nearby, you may prefer to fill it only partway. For a longer outing, plan your total water supply around the route and available refill points.

When comparing reusable water bottles, think about how you will carry them. A larger capacity is useful only if the filled bottle fits comfortably into your plans and equipment.

Adjust the shoulder strap before setting off

The strap lets you carry the bottle separately from your backpack. This can be convenient when your bag already contains waterproof clothing, food and other essentials. During a break, you can reach your water without opening a compartment.

Find a comfortable carrying position

Start with a small amount of water in the bottle. Adjust the strap until you can reach the cap comfortably and the bottle does not knock against your leg as you walk. If you also wear a backpack, check how the strap sits alongside its shoulder straps.

Try the fit with the clothing you expect to wear. A comfortable strap length over a T-shirt may feel different over a thick jacket. Once adjusted, take a short walk before committing to a longer route.

Where this canteen fits into your outdoor kit

Around the campsite

Keep the bottle upright beside your camping chair or carry it when you leave your pitch. The shoulder strap is useful when you also need to carry a bag, picnic supplies or other equipment.

On walks and scouting trips

The attached cap is practical during short stops because you do not need to place it on the ground or a picnic table. After drinking, screw it back on carefully and check that the bottle hangs upright before continuing.

As part of survival or emergency supplies

You can include this model as a container for carrying water. It does not contain a filter, so transporting water and treating water remain separate tasks. Plan where your drinking water will come from and what additional supplies you need.

If you are assembling camping cookware and eating equipment, choose those items separately. A stainless steel body does not automatically mean a bottle is suitable for cooking or heating water.

Keep it upright during transport

Do you usually place your bottle loose inside a backpack? Take the transport limitation into account before buying. Water can escape around the cap when this model is tilted or lying down.

Choose a position that keeps the bottle upright, and keep electronics, paperwork and dry clothing away from potential leaks. Tightening the cap carefully does not remove the stated limitation during horizontal transport.

Check the measurements against your intended storage space. Width and depth matter as much as height, especially in narrow bag pockets. Compatibility with specific bicycle cages, cup holders or other accessories is not specified.

Stainless steel construction and drink compatibility

Looking for an aluminium canteen? This version is made from stainless steel. Check the listed material when comparing similar army green bottles, since colour and shape alone do not identify the metal used.

This model is non-insulated, so it has no stated temperature retention performance. Do not expect it to keep water at the same temperature for hours.

Suitability for hot, acidic or carbonated drinks is not specified. Check the supplier’s instructions before using it for those drinks. Suitability for use on a camping stove or over a fire is also unconfirmed.

Cleaning and preparing for your next trip

This bottle is not dishwasher-safe. Clean it by hand and follow any care instructions supplied with it. Rinse thoroughly and allow the bottle and cap to dry before storage.

Pay attention to the drinking opening and screw threads when cleaning. Check the cap, attachment cord and shoulder strap before your next outing so you can address any problems before leaving.

When choosing a camping water bottle, consider your cleaning routine alongside capacity and carrying comfort. Emptying, washing and drying it after each trip helps you keep your equipment ready for the next outing.

What is included?

The package contains one 1.4-litre water bottle with an adjustable shoulder strap. Cups, a filter and a drinking straw are not included. The bottle is not collapsible. Adjust the strap to your preferred length before use.

No manufacturer’s warranty or additional warranty is listed. Check the current price, availability and delivery information when ordering.

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Frequently asked questions

How much water does this canteen hold?

This model holds 1.4 litres, equivalent to 1,400 millilitres. That provides 400 millilitres more capacity than a one-litre bottle. When completely filled with water, its total weight is approximately 1.8 kilograms.

Is this army green water bottle leakproof?

This water bottle is not fully leakproof when tilted or carried horizontally. Water may escape around the cap. Keep it upright wherever possible and separate it from electronics, paperwork and other moisture-sensitive belongings.

How do you clean this stainless steel canteen?

Wash the bottle by hand, as this model is not dishwasher-safe. Clean the drinking opening and screw threads, rinse thoroughly, and let the bottle and cap dry. Follow any care instructions supplied.

Does this 1.4-litre water bottle keep water cold?

This model is non-insulated and has no stated cooling duration. Water temperature will change with the surrounding conditions. If keeping drinks cold for longer is your priority, compare it with an insulated bottle.