Hydra 20 oz Water Bottle with Carrying Loop – Leak Proof, BPA Free Tritan, Dishwasher Safe, Twist-Open Body, Non-Slip Silicone Grip, Ideal for Gym, Travel, Office & Everyday Use (Grey)

I am one who drinks more water from a water bottle than a cup with a straw, so this was the perfect purchase without using disposable plastic bottles. It can be re-used, cleaned in the dishwasher, and the top screws off so you can add anything to your water, whether it be a drink mix or even protein powder. It comes in a few sizes and grip colors. It is easy to carry, fits in a car/truck drink holder, light weight, does not leak, and is easy to throw in a bag when you're on the go. For the price, quality, and functionality, it is definitely a must have!

Well designed. Easy to unscrew and fill, as top portion and cap have smooth, even threads Cap "leash" a definite plus. Has non-skid cuff. Easy to clean. Seems quite durable: will last. Reasonable price.

Love Size, cap, holder! Great product! Great portability.

I love this bottle. It's so much better than using bottled water. It hasn't leaked so far. It twist open at the middle so it's easy to wash and putting ice in. It's a 20 ounce bottle. I don't like the stainless bottles because the mouth is too big and they don't usually come apart for cleaning. I use filtered water in it so I am saving money and not putting so much plastic in the trash. It's easy to hold and drink out of.

Very sturdy product, well made, still a bit hard to unscrew. I have to wonder at the four dollar range in price between the different color bands on the bottles. I wish they had better illustrations. I had no idea that the curved top separated from the vertical bottom until I received it. This occurs behind the top of the color band. The bottom has a smooth top edge that compresses into a well designed O-ring in a groove in the top as they screw together. That impressed me. The top unscrews from the base with less strain than the lid unscrews from the top of the bottle. If you are somehow unaware of this you could get quite wet at an inconvenient time. I use it to mix and keep Miralax in to drink some during each meal instead of all at once. My great grandfather sailed all over the world on clipper ships. The Chinese cook kept his eggs in a large heavy glass bottle. The monkey could stick his hand in but could not pull an egg out having once grabbed it. Unscrew your bottle, place a lovely egg, fruit or candy inside and hand your bottle to your little monkey. When he tired of watching that the cook would throw the monkey very hot biscuits to juggle. That monkey had a difficult life with the cook I guess. I wonder if they fed him walnuts in the shell or coconuts in the husk.

Literally been using these bottles for years, this is the first one I’ve bought to actually replace one of the older ones rather than just because I wanted another/larger one. In general, for many reasons, I prefer a metal water bottle to a plastic one, but I like that they unscrew in the thick part of the bottle, not just at the top, because it makes cleaning easier and allows you to put in things like fruit or ice cubes that wouldn’t fit through the narrow top, or add like, protein powders or similar with less fuss. I also like that the cap is attached by the strap, so you don’t have to worry about dropping it. The seals on all of my bottles still work great, I do occasionally use a butter knife or something to pull out the rubber seal where it unscrews at the thick part of the bottle so I can specifically wash and reinsert it, but yeah, still no leaks. The reason I finally needed to replace one of my bottles was because it (ironically not the oldest, but the second oldest) got a crack *above the seam where it unscrews, possibly due to a combo of the stress of unscrewing and the fact that I’d often leave the bottle on the top shelf of the fridge overnight and it gets cold enough that liquids close to the roof of the fridge will sometimes freeze at the top. Even that crack doesn’t actually leak, even though I can pull it open, but it felt like time to replace it. I don’t actually know how long I had it, but it was at least purchased in 2015-2016, if not before, and I use these bottles pretty much daily, so I feel satisfied that it was worth the purchase! If there are any negatives, it’s that the plastic is pretty thick, so they’re sturdy, but not as light as you’d expect for plastic. I think my insulated aluminum bottles might actually be lighter when they’re empty, and if they’re not, then they’re about the same. Also, these aren’t insulated at all, despite the thick plastic, they will sweat and they will not keep things cold or warm. Finally, I’m sort of at a loss about what to do with the cracked one. I don’t think it’s recyclable and I hate to just throw it away?

I especially like that the cap is "attached" to the bottle so it doesn't get lost, but not rigid so its still easy to twist, for tightening and loosening.

Love the way the top part of bottle screws off which makes cleaning very easy. Sturdy water bottle. Does not leak. Easy to clean and refill