Pas Normal Studios Bidon Logo Water Bottle - Black - 500ml

Stay hydrated on those high-mileage morning rides with this Pas Normal Studios water bottle. It’s ...

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This Pas Normal Studios water bottle is designed for cyclists looking to stay hydrated during long rides. Its key benefit is the convenient lockable valve for easy, spill-free access on the move. A potential caveat is its 500ml capacity, which may be small for extremely extended tours. Key features include BPA-free, recyclable plastic construction, a secure lockable valve, and distinctive branding, making it a practical and stylish cycling accessory.

All features

ColourBlack
Container Volume500ml
Model Part NumberNM29E-999
BrandPas Normal Studios

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FAQs

What is the capacity of this water bottle?

The Pas Normal Studios Bidon Logo Water Bottle has a capacity of 500ml (approximately 17oz).

Is the plastic used in the bottle safe?

Yes, the bottle is made from BPA-free plastic, ensuring it is safe for storing and consuming beverages.

Can this bottle be washed in a dishwasher?

It is recommended to hand wash the bottle with warm water and mild soap. Dishwasher use may degrade the plastic or damage the printed branding over time.

What does 'lockable valve' mean?

The lockable valve allows you to seal the spout completely, preventing any leaks or spills when the bottle is not in use or is stored in a bag.

Is the bottle made from recycled materials?

Yes, the bottle features a recycled plastic construction.

How should I store the bottle when not in use?

It's best to store the bottle with the cap off or loosely fitted to allow for air circulation and prevent any lingering moisture or odors.

Will this bottle fit in a standard bike cage?

Yes, the bottle is designed to fit standard bicycle water bottle cages.

Troubleshooting

Bottle leaks when valve is in the 'locked' position.

Ensure the valve is fully twisted to the locked position and that there is no debris preventing a complete seal. Check if the cap is screwed on tightly.

Difficulty squeezing water out.

Verify that the valve is in the 'open' position. Check for any blockages in the spout or valve mechanism. Ensure the cap is not overtightened.

Plastic smell or taste persists after washing.

Wash thoroughly with warm water and a small amount of baking soda. Let it soak for a few hours, then rinse well. Ensure it is completely dry before storing.

Cap is difficult to screw on or off.

Check the threads on both the bottle and the cap for any cross-threading or debris. Ensure you are aligning them correctly before turning.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Durable and lightweight plastic construction.
  • Leak-free design with the lockable valve.
  • Environmentally friendly (BPA-free and recyclable).
  • Easy to use on the bike.
  • Stylish, minimalist branding.

Cons

  • Limited 500ml capacity may not be enough for very long rides.
  • Plastic construction can retain odors if not cleaned regularly.
  • May not fit all standard bike bottle cages snugly if overly compressed.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Setup:

  1. Unscrew the cap.
  2. Fill the bottle with your desired beverage.
  3. Screw the cap back on securely.
  4. Ensure the valve is in the open position for drinking or locked for transport.

Compatibility:

  • Designed to fit standard bicycle water bottle cages.
  • The 500ml (17oz) capacity is compatible with most frame-mounted and handlebar-mounted bottle holders.

Care:

  • Cleaning: Hand wash with warm water and mild soap after each use. Avoid abrasive cleaners or scrubbing pads that could damage the plastic or printing.
  • Drying: Allow the bottle and cap to air dry completely with the cap off to prevent moisture buildup and odors.
  • Storage: Store with the cap off or loosely fitted to allow for ventilation.
  • Material Care: While made from durable plastic, avoid exposing the bottle to extreme heat (e.g., leaving it in direct sunlight inside a car for extended periods) which could warp the material.