Nalgene Kids Sustain Grip-N-Gulp Bottle — 50% Plastic Waste Material, BPA/BPS Free

Overview

Meet Nalgene Kids Sustain Grip-N-Gulp, a rugged toddler bottle designed for little hands and active families. Built for on-the-go hydration, this bottle blends extraordinary durability with kid-friendly ergonomics, making everyday adventures a little easier for caregivers and children alike.

What sets this bottle apart is its thoughtful sustainability story. The Sustain bottle is made with material derived from 50% plastic waste using ISCC-certified mass balance, delivering a high-performance container that remains BPA- and BPS-free. This approach aligns with responsible recycling practices while maintaining safety, strength, and everyday usability. The bottle is dishwasher-safe, supporting busy households in quick, convenient cleaning.

Built for tiny hands

The side grips are recessed to help small fingers wrap around confidently, while the soft mouthpiece offers a gentle, easy-to-sip experience. The closure is rubber-coated for a secure seal that helps reduce spills without compromising comfort.

• Recessed side grips for easy handling by toddlers
• rubber-coated, leakproof closure for confident sipping
• Soft ergonomic mouthpiece designed for beginner drinkers
• Wide mouth for simple filling, cleaning, and clip attachment

Made for everyday adventures

From daycare to family road trips, this bottle keeps pace with busy days. Durable Tritan construction resists drops, and its clip-ready design makes attaching to a backpack, diaper bag, or stroller effortless.

• Ideal for school, camp, hikes, and road trips
• Clip-ready for backpacks, diaper bags, or strollers
• Dishwasher-safe for quick cleaning
• Odor-resistant design helps keep beverages fresh

Sustainability with purpose

Smart design paired with recycled-content materials shows how performance and responsibility can coexist. The bottle remains BPA- and BPS-free, prioritizing safety and durability for little ones. Careful use and cleaning help maintain seals and performance over time.

Note that experiences may vary with use and care, and caregivers may notice a smoother transition to cup drinking as part of early learning, depending on the child and setting.