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It's come with me through flights, Disney World parks, cruises, road trips — by far, the best one out there. The spout lid on the Takeya stands out because you can lock it after you flip it open—so it doesn’t hit your face. And, like the final piece of a puzzle, it will slide nicely into that tiny bit of space remaining in your tote bag.

Plus, the cap is metal, as is the bottle, and everyone who tested this model hated the metal-on-metal sound of the cap threading into the bottle.They’re excellent for carrying room-temperature water and that’s it, since they are poor insulators.

Reddit and its partners use cookies and similar technologies to provide you with a better experience. But because of the caps offered (travel mug caps) or the sizes available (limited to smaller sizes), they are more suited to hot drinks. While all of these are great features, the best part of this water bottle is that it has a wide-mouth opening so you don’t need to forcefully cram ice cubes in. Featuring a stainless steel drinking straw, a sports style flip-lid and antimicrobial drinking surface. Third, the standard lid is watertight but made of plastic, a concern for many people seeking glass bottles.In our tests, the liquid in insulated squeeze bottles warmed 17 degrees over six hours, the same as in a glass or unlined plastic bottle. Also, though the lid has a ring that you can turn to track your water intake, in practice we’ve found we barely use it.

These 4 or 5-star reviews represent the opinions of the individuals who posted them and do not reflect the views of Etsy.And, as always, we start by reading trusted editorial sources, in this case outlets such as Gear Patrol, GearLab, and Outside. You get the benefits of a glass bottle minus the weight or potential breakage, plus it keeps drinks hot or cold. That’s roughly 2,000 times as much as the energy cost of producing tap water, and bottled-water sales in the US have grown to 15. This means if you take the bottle out of a hot dishwasher and fill it with cold or room-temperature water, it will resist shattering better than bottles made of common soda-lime glass.