Contigo AUTOSEAL Licorice 32oz Water Bottle Ideal for biking cycling sports and outdoor excursions

Keeps cold, doesn’t leak, locks for more leak security, push button to open drink spout is ergonomically placed and simple to push to drink, holds a great amount of water, narrow top makes it easy to hold despite being heavier when full. Also easy to clean in dishwasher or by hand and seal stays in place when cleaned. I have 2. They’re both perfect. Absolutely the best!!!

I've had three of these over the years and they are easy to clean, durable, and convenient to use. Ice lasts for many hours to keep water super cold. They don't fit in any cup-holder I've come across, and the paint tends to chip. I don't treat them delicately so I'll accept a chipped and dented exterior as my fault. I wish they had more colors available in the 32 oz size, but the Autoseal lid is interchangeable with any similarly styled Contigo cup

I like this model Contigo H2O bottle a lot. It has a flip open cover which keeps the drinking orifice contact surface clean. Easy to operate, valve locking slide button prevents accidental spills which could occur with older models. It has a large push button that opens a valve for one handed drinking and provides a leakproof seal. internal parts of cap and wide mouth double stainless thermal bottle are easy to clean and the double wall stainless bottle keeps contents cold all day on the trail. New metal handle hinge pivot point is an improvement over plastic molded ones on older models, which eventually wore out causing the handles to fall off. The things I like the most about this model are that it doesn’t have the drinking straw with a noisy vent, as does the Ashland and maybe other models, or the silicone mouthpiece, you have to put between your lips and suck on. While the straw and silicone mouthpiece models allow you to suck water without tilting the bottle up, I dislike having to suck my water, hold the silicone mouthpiece between my lips and hate the loud, very annoying seagull noise the vent makes when you drink from the straw type models. I have no problem tilting the bottle up to drink from, like I would do with any other bottle and the straw makes it impossible to get a small amount of water at the bottom of the bottles, without unscrewing and removing the cap. The noisy vents also make those models unusable in a library, theater or other quiet place where there are other people, without unscrewing the cap and drinking directly from the stainless steel container. The only downside of all Contigo metal water bottles is that the stainless steel is fairly thin. This reduces weight which is important, but it also results in the bottom of the products being easily dented, usually on the first drop. This for me is a reasonable tradeoff, but I do have a few older model bottles that are a bit wobbly now and show their battle scars fairly prominently.

I really like these bottles. So much so I wanted several to rotate them through the dishwasher (or at least the lids). I started with two of the stainless body, licorice (black/gray) lids. They’re great, and similarly to the Contigo hot/cold mug I have, the mechanism flips open so it can more easily and thoroughly be cleaned (by hand or just better flow in the dishwasher). I’d seen some reviews and pictures showing a different style and complaining about mold. That style had a fixed mechanism and unlike the style that flips open, while in the dishwasher it will stay tightly closed. The flip open mechanism basically means it’s in the “open” position and water can flow through it while it’s being washed. I ordered a few more — one of the two packs was on a great price. I assumed this non-flip style from some reviews was just the older style and the flip one is the new one, but the new light blue “iced aqua” ones I got were the old style. They have the old models mixed in with the new. Looking more closely now at the pictures on Amazon, it does accurately show that it’s the older style if you know what to look for. In addition to what seems to me to be a clearly inferior and more mold prone mechanism, the old style doesn’t have a button lock. You can see in the pictures that some of them don’t. The lid that you can flip over the spout to keep dirt away from it also is a bit smaller. As of this writing, blue corn, dragon fruit, juniper, licorice, pink lemonade, and spirulina are listed and have the new style lid. These colors are also shown on Contigo’s website as colors offered, whereas the other colors listed here on Amazon are not shown on their current product list for “Cortland Chill 2.0.” There is also a Merlot and Lavender color for the new version on Contigo’s site that I don’t yet see on Amazon. Stick with those and avoid the older style. Beyond that, the new style is great. I used to use plastic water cups throughout the day, but my cats would get into it and I'd have to switch to a new one. Or they'd tip it over. With this, I can flip the little dirt cover lid over the spout to keep them from licking it, and while they can still tip it over and it'll make quite a thunk, it seems to seal solid and not leak. Of course it keeps things far colder than a plastic cup too, which is awesome. 24 oz holds a nice amount of water. I'd used my 20 oz Contigo hot/cold mug for water sometimes and it seemed like with ice in it, there wasn't much left for water and I'd have to refill pretty often. The lip is wide enough that I can get ice into it from my through-the-door ice maker. I have quite a few stainless water bottles I got as freebies from conferences with a lid so narrow I have to manually put cubes in one at a time, and even then some cubes are too big. I switched to these to replace those styles, and it's well worth the money just to not need to deal with that annoyance. With my LG through-the-door water, I do have to hold the bottle out a little bit and press the paddle trigger myself -- it's not quite wide enough to align with the water spout if I press the trigger with the bottle. But that's not really hard to do, even one handed, by just sticking one of your fingers out a bit. So far I'm sticking with the plain stainless body, as they say it can go through the dishwasher. I haven't tried that yet, but it's also very easy to wash by hand with a bottle brush. I may just stick with that, but the unpainted stainless probably will hold up better anyway. I do put the lid through the dishwasher, flipped open, as I think that will clean it better than I could manually. All varieties have dishwasher safe lids. The painted bodies are not recommended to go through the dishwasher, but their lids still can.

Diese Trinkflasche ist mir schon mal mit Schwung runter geklatscht, und sie ist dabei nicht aufgeplatzt, und hat auch sonst keinen Schaden abbekommen. Sie ist leicht zu reinigen, tropft nicht, hält schön dicht, was will man mehr?

I love this bottle! The first one I received was broken and leaking, but Amazon quickly sent me a replacement bottle and I'm very happy with it, I'm really not disappointed with my purchase :) It's an excellent bottle of water, it doesn't leak at all, the autoseal button is great and the bottle keeps cold for a very long time. I'll take her everywhere with me, I love the color, the carrying hook, she's awesome, I recommend 100%

Quality is good, fit and finish is also good

The best steel drink flask I have owned. Easy to hold. Large fill hole, great lock slide. Soft pink is perfect, keeps cold along time, easy drinking mouth hole,large capacity. 10 out of 10

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