The SIGG Museum

I would like to give a tip of the hat to The Unauthorized, Unofficial SIGG Water Bottle Museum.  Perhaps once my SIGG is entirely done flaking I will donate it to the cause.

SIGG lids just too slow…

I was told a tragic story the other day.  Apparently a woman was in a grocery story and started to choke.  Someone called for water and two people sprung into action.  One person ran to fill a cup and another pulled out their SIGG bottle.  According to a witness, the person who had the SIGG bottle took too long screwing off the cap of the bottle.  By the time they removed the cap, the choking victim was already drinking some water from a paper cup.  SIGG has created a lid that takes too long to screw off, that’s another reason why My SIGG Sucks!

SIGG water bottle complaints

Some may wonder if I’m the only one who thinks these bottles are dangerous.  Check out these complaints:

“I will not purchase from them ever again not just because of the poor customer service but because their bottles are poor quality.”

“I bought 3 SIGG bottles last week for my one year old son. Two days ago he snapped the cap (he just turned one and is a little guy) and cut his face from the bottom of his nose to his chin. I am outraged that (1) the cap can be broken so easily, creating a very sharp knife-like edge and (2) SIGG has not returned my phone calls. You would think that a major company like SIGG would have the common courtesy to respond to a customer whose baby was INJURED by their product…a product that is specifically designed for children!”

“As a side note, SIGG bottles are apparently not all they are cracked up to be according to my three friends who have them. The tops tend to leak out, meaning the bottles can’t be stuffed in a bag but must be carried upright. They also tend to be dented very easily, and the designs wash off.”

Children are being injured?  What?  SIGG has caused some pain…

There’s more, check it out: SIGG Water Bottle Complaints