Ultralight protein shaker?
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Does anyone have any suggestions for this? I like to bring homemade meal replacement powder on long routes, but it really does need a protein shaker. Suggestions like talenti jar or peanut butter jar are on the right track, but the non-leakproof lid is a deal breaker. A lightweight polycarbonate jar with a leakproof lid, or a lighweight water bottle with a mouth wide enough for a shaker ball MUST exist. |
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I think you just described a Nalgene. |
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Rocket science! |
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Nalgenes are pretty heavy. Looking for ultralight, not merely portable. |
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If you really want to save weight, don’t bring any food and just use nicotine to deal with the hunger. in all seriousness a Nalgene is absolutely the way to go for what you’re describing. |
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Use a few little rocks from the ground, that's more ultralight than carrying a shaker ball and then you don't need the wide mouth and can just use a gatorade bottle. |
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Limpingcrab DJwrote: This might be the answer right here. little stones, or little chunks of ice depending on the season. |
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Is it really even a protein shaker if it doesn't have some AI garbage uploading your calorie intake to a watch and strava? |





