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It’s a relatively lightweight bottle, but that doesn’t stop it being pretty robust, with the silicone protecting it nicely during our drop test. A lot of thought has gone into the design: it’s easy to fill, with a neck wide enough to fit an ice cube, and, uniquely, the thread is inside the neck instead of the outside, making it pleasant to drink from and setting it apart from similar models. If you want something unique to you, check out our best personalised water bottles, with options from adding photos to light up models. Our insulated water bottles are designed to keep your drinks cold or hot for an extended period of time, making them a great choice for outdoor activities in varying temperatures. If you want your water to taste clean, this is a great option, and if you change your mind it even has a 30-day money-back guarantee.
It can also have a negative effect on health, so we’ve only tested products that are labelled BPA-free. The BPA- and phthalate-free cap screws into nicely engineered screw threads, so you avoid that squeak of metal on metal that sometimes accompanies stainless steel bottles. We've made sure to include different types of sports water bottles to cater to all sporting needs and help you select the right one for you. A slim shape and secure lid make it suitable to carry in a bag or hold by the carry loop threaded through the lid – although when full it’s quite heavy, so it’s perhaps best kept to hand on your desk.They are available in a range of materials and designs, which are great for popping in your camping and hiking bag along with your food and snacks. An easily loaded charcoal filter is also provided – simply drop it into the filter cage before attaching to the mouthpiece. It comes with one free filter that can tackle chlorine and trace impurities while preserving minerals, and it's easy to fit after a minute’s soak in warm water.
It’s also made from up to 50 per cent recycled steel and claims to be infinitely recyclable – a great choice for the eco-minded. The only bottle we tested that comes with a user manual, it can filter bacteria, parasites, chemicals, pesticides and the microplastics we’re all trying to reduce by using a reusable water bottle in the first place.Available in jewel-bright purple or blue, this bottle looks the part and its green credentials go beyond simply reducing plastic waste, as it’s made from 50 per cent recycled material. At first look, it has an odd-looking lid, until you realise the whole top third of the whole bottle unscrews and turns into a drinking cup complete with (non-suction) base. It’s a step-up from Bobble’s original filter bottle and features a new modular cap system to make water taste better. Stainless steel is a non-reactive material that doesn't leach chemicals into your water, making it a safe and healthy option. Fill up the plastic or metal water bottle with still or sparkling water, top with a flavoured pod, such as cassis, tangerine or cola, then sip through the straw, which aerates the water with flavoured air bubbles.
We've also got a selection of bottled water and sugar-free drinks for you to choose from if you fancy topping up on some liquids whilst you're on the go. Water bottles are a convenient and portable way to stay hydrated throughout the day, whether you're at home, at work or on-the-go. As it’s made from single-wall brushed aluminium, it doesn’t offer insulation but is impressively lightweight (180g when empty) and sleekly stylish in a utilitarian kind of way. This great-looking, good-value flask is flat, so it can be carried in a car door or wide pocket as well as a bag (or simply in your hand, thanks to the grippy silicone sleeve and a carry handle that's sturdy enough to use when the bottle is full). The downsides are that it’s handwash-only and, as you’d expect from something so robust, pretty heavy when full.There’s very little we don’t like about this bottle, which is a step up from the classic Camelbak Eddy+ bottle, offering insulation via its double-walled plastic shell.
They’re also very budget-friendly, so if you're looking for a cheap and cheerful way to stay hydrated, our reusable plastic water bottles are just right for you. That’s why we’ve put together a great selection of different types of water bottles to help you choode the best one for you. Instructions recommend you squeeze one bottle's worth of water through the new filter before drinking to wash through any carbon residue. This was the best of the canteen-style bottles we tested and is ideal if you’re looking for a compact, sleek, lightweight water bottle. Although it feels heavy-duty, this is a lightweight insulated bottle that could easily be taken on adventures.Its insulated ‘flex cap’ has a novel rubber handle secured by two large circular rivets – they add to this bottle’s style and sturdiness. Water retention: every bottle was put through our 'bag test'; filled to the top, closed tightly shut and then shaken around in a bag before being checked for leaks.
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