Liberty Water Bottle Torture Test (Part 1)
1,705 views · Published 19 June 2012 · 10:47 · Indexed 20 September 2026
Channel: CaptainBerz · 2012 · People & Blogs
Here I mangle the Liberty Water Bottle (Liberty BottleWorks) and see if I can make it fail, I couldn't. Throwing the Liberty Water Bottle up in the air, directly on the cap, throwing it at a tree, scrapping it on a tree all repeatedly could not make this Liberty Water Bottle fail. The only time the cap failed was when I threw it at a treee directly on the cap and the tension popped the cap off, but the bottle still didn't and has not leaked after that incident. After all this testing of the Liberty BottleWorks Water Bottle it still did not leak after being filled up and left upside down for 24 hours. About the company: "The ONLY metal water bottle made in the USA. The only metal water bottle made from 100% recycled materials. Of course, it is BPA free (inside & out). 24 and 32oz water bottles that are truly different. Company Overview Our Promise... Founded in the historic town of Yakima, Washington; Liberty Bottle Works strives to continue the efforts that have made this town and this nation great. Starting with the Yakima Indians, the arrival of the first Europeans in the 1700's , Lewis and Clark in 1805 and incorporation in 1883, Yakima has embodied the American Spirit. For generations, men and women have labored and sacrificed to provide us with the opportunities we all enjoy today as citizens of this great nation. To the men and women who have come before us, we say thank you. Thank you for opportunity and liberty to act as stewards of all you have given. Liberty Bottle Works promises to our customers and non-customers alike that we will operate as stewards. We will conduct business in a way to preserve and protect all that makes this country great for future generations. Our bottles are made in America by American workers. Liberty Bottles are made with recycled materials and are entirely recyclable. We will continue to develop new processes in design and fabrication to make our products last longer and use less. We will promote the importance of the arts by using individual artists to create unique bottle art. We will act as financial stewards with a percentage of every bottle sold helping organizations and people in need. This is not our "ethos", or "mission statement", or "brand message", it is our Promise."
