Paperchase Agenzio 1L Water Bottle - Oatmeal

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The Lifestraw Go, for example, is an easy-to-use filter bottle with a flip-up bite straw, and it left a blue puddle on the paper. If taste and insulation are a higher priority for you, the Klean Kanteen TKWide Recycled Insulated scored higher in those two metrics and just a point behind the Hydro Flask, overall.

It is especially important to clean your bladder often if you use sports drinks, sugared juice, or water.The Grayl GeoPress, although superior at filtering, is big and clunky and requires a lot of body weight to press the filter. The 17 oz Hydrapak Stow reached a sweltering 123 degrees F, while the 25 oz Nomader Collapsible got up to 104 F. We filled them with blue-dyed water and left them on their sides on clean sheets of paper overnight to look for any signs of leakage.

Jon is constantly on the move between the garden, the crag, the trail, the river, and plane rides here or there.We found that the lower chamber does leak, however, and not all the water presses into the upper chamber. This is a great bottle to use at work, the gym, or any place with municipal (treated) water to remove chemical taste.

At least you can rest assured that companies are taking environmental health into consideration and making plastic bottles out of materials that don't leach BPA, BPS, BPF, phthalates, and other known carcinogens into your water. The Lifestraw Go is a cheaper type of plastic; when drinking directly from the bottle (with the lid off), we could definitely taste it.The soft plastic bottles were the most lightweight, and they also heated up the most in the sun, lending an undesirable plastic taste.

Lastly, we considered any feature that added to longevity or durability and, conversely, docked points for any feature that would wear more quickly. Our Editors' Choice, the Hydro Flask Wide Mouth with Straw, is also a sleek flip straw bottle with a comfortable carry loop that makes it easy to tote around.

With the heavier materials, a strength of the Speedfil may also be a weakness if you're counting ounces. This newer LifeStraw design gives you way more options for drinking and transporting stream or lake water. The Grayl GeoPress has an outer container that you fill with untreated water and an inner chamber with a filter that you press into the outer container.