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New nifty sippy cup- good for kids and grownups
I generally like my blue Camelbak water bottle. A little different to have to press/bite on the rubber spout though- takes getting used to. We've found that the spout does leak a little- but it's only a few drops of water so no big deal. It's great for in-car use for my kids- no tipping water bottles up and drenching themselves. Also the bottle seems to be sturdy and we like the little handle. Worked well for us this summer. Only gripe is that it's too big to fit in the front cup holders of our Odyssey. It does fit the drop down holders of the middle row.
[Monday, October 01, 2007]
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Best Ever!
We love this water bottle! One thing we like that a previous poster did not is the fact that it's made with the hard polycarbonate plastic. That means it doesn't leach plastic particles (and plastic taste) into your water. This water bottle is a real boon to lactating women--it may be TMI but when you're making milk you need to drink lots of water and this bottle makes it easily accessible and yet spill proof (which is helpful when you have a toddler on the loose). LOVE the colors--only recommendations is that Camelbak come out w/some more colors in their largest bottle and that they create a 24 oz bottle that will fit in a bike bottle holder and most car cup holders.
Wife of Willie Two Beards :-)
[Thursday, March 01, 2007]
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Best Water Bottle
I agree that this is hands-down the best water bottle on the market. Take a regular water bottle and add a flip-up bite valve that prevents leaks (just like on camelbak hydration backpacks). The bottle also includes a removeable straw so you can drink without having to turn the bottle upside down.
My only criticism is that the bottle is hard plastic and may break more easily than the soft plastic water bottles that you can buy elswhere. However, the lid is a standard size and will fit on most other water bottles. Thus, by combining the lid from this bottle with other water bottles, you can get the best of both worlds.
Also, it would be nice if the bottle had an insulation option, so as to prevent condensation from forming on the outside of the bottle.
[Friday, September 29, 2006]
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