20 Best Water Bottle For Work (2023 Updated)

first thing you notice after purchase is the black rubber base slips off on it’s own. No deal breaker, but not a good first look. Second thing you’ll notice is the rubber piece that holds the screw on assembly is about twice as long as it needs to be (especially when you compare it to other bottles).

Third – why there are two screw on’s is beyond me, consolidate them to just one please. Also, the grey plastic part at the top that actually goes against your lips as you take a sip is quite tiny, I guess the designers were expecting babies as customers? It looks like a baby bottle nipple, lol.

Suggested improves: 1. cut the upper rubber assy in half 2. consolidate the two screw ons to just one. 3. Ditch the rubber base or incorporate it into the overall design so that it cannot come off on it’s own.

4. make the grey part that delivers liquid twice as wide. 5. redesign the bottle a tad bit wider at its base to improve tip over factor and increase capacity.

I have several ecovessels. I love the quality of the products. The insulated water bottles keep the beverages cold for a very long time. I usually have to run hot water into it to get the ice out when I wash it.

I keep several iced waters in my car on hot summer days of hiking. Every single time, the water was cold and refreshing. This bottle replaced an old ecovessels that traveled the world with me and was too dinged to properly stand.

My only complaint about this bottle is that the silver ring around it holds water waiting to drip on me when I least expect it. I have to close it tighter, which seems like an easy solution until I have to open it again and I find it’s too tight.

Other than that very minor thing (a point shy from a perfect 5 star review), ecovessels are still my favorite go-to. I would definitely buy this again.

I’ve been using this bottle daily since Christmas day and it rules. I came from using a typical vacuum-insulated stainless bottle and, regardless of what anyone says about stainless, I’m in the camp that experiences a change of flavor with tea or coffee when it’s in a stainless vessel.

So I began a search for a ceramic vessel that was also insulated. I found the Porter and added it to my wishlist. This is, by far, the best insulated bottle for tea that I’ve ever owned. 12oz is the perfect size for me, the silicon sleeve is an excellent touch that adds some durability and a nice soft feel, and the ceramic ensures that my tea tastes exactly like it does when I drink from my fancy-schmancy tea cups.

I can’t recommend this bottle enough to anyone who drinks tea or coffee on the go. Get back to the actual flavor of your drinks with this bottle!.

Overall, I really like this bottle! It has a wide mouth that makes it easy to clean and drink from, but a small profile that makes it easy to transport and fit in cupholders. The functionality of it is great and it also looks really cute! I think the biggest issue I have with it (which makes it 4 instead of 5 stars) is that it says it’s dishwasher safe, but after putting the bottle in the dishwasher the lid of my bottle now perpetually has a little bit of water trapped in it, enough where you can see it in the plastic and hear it sloshing around.

I had originally thought it was solid plastic, I never would have put it in the dishwasher if I had known it was hollow and could get water stuck in there. From what I know, there’s no way to get it out so I’m a little upset since I don’t know if the lid will develop mold or start smelling funky because of the trapped water.

I think it might be beneficial to warn people that putting the lid in the dishwasher might not be the best idea.

The look of this mug is so nice! I am a rock climbing enthusiast and it reminds me of the indoor bouldering gym I go to. The rubberized exterior is great to hold too, though it makes it difficult to slide in and out of my backpack pockets.

Also, it’s too rubberized where it collects dirt and grime very easily. I feel that the quality is somewhat lacking as it feels like there is a lot of plastic on the “neck” part. This leads to an extremely terrible insulating capability.

My ice melted within the first 2 hours after pouring refrigerator-cold coffee and commuting in the winter weather. This only makes me feel like it would be even worse at keeping my drinks cold during the summer months.

Safe to say I’d probably not be reaching for this thing often if at all.

I don’t usually write reviews, but this product really deserves it. I live in Miami and a problem that we all have here is. keeping the water very cold during the extremely hot summers that we have. Whether going out to exercise, going to the park or the beach.

This thermo keeps any liquid that you want to drink cold, cold for HOURS out in the heat. Whenever I go out for a run or walk. the water stays cold and refreshing at all times. I recently spent the whole day at the beach, the temperature easily felt above 90°F and the 2 beers I poared inside this thermos stayed perfectly cold while I was in the sand and inside the ocean chilling while talking to friends.

Whoever lives in Miami knows how important it is to keep your beer cold during an extremely hot day at the beach with friends 🙂 I recommend this product without a doubt.

The 24oz Thermos is a great size and hold about 1-1/2 typical bottles if water. It seems easy to clean however I am concern about the two rubber gaskets in the lid and whether liquid will get trapped and mildew will form.

This seems to be a typical problem with all reusable cups/bottles. I got this just in time for Snowpocalypse 2021. I lice in south Texas where we dont usually have to deal with that type of weather. I warmed the thermos with hot water from the tap and then filled it will coffee.

It stayed hot while playing outside in the snow however I cannot attest to the length of time advertised to keep liquid hot. It seemed to keep things hot for as long as I was drinking but one time I left my morning coffee in there till after and I would say its lukewarm.

Basically I think it will keep liquid hot or cold while you would typically be drinking but I dont think it is got to keep things HOT for hours and hours. I appreciate the additional lock on the lid in case you accidentally press the release button.

While I wouldn’t not recommend the thermos i think there are better cheaper options out there.

Initially Thought something was wrong with the water bottle. If I tipped it, the water wouldn’t come out. I soon realized that you have to keep it upright and sip the water out. It works beautifully.

I love the filter, you can really taste the difference with chlorine in the water with and without the filter. My daughter and I no longer buy water bottles!!!.

These were very small for water bottles and I could hardly get water our of them. QVC made it sound like these were the best thing since sliced bread. QVC also doesn’t sell the replacement filters and they should tell you this before you purchase them.

Don’t waste your money if you want and easy to use, decent size water bottle with easy to find replacement filters because it is not these!.

These 32oz Owala bottles combine the chug lids I love from Pogo with the auto-open feature I love from Contigo and add a lock to boot. They’re simply fabulous. I’m dedicated to staying well hydrated and have toted an uninsulated 32oz Pogo chug-lid water bottle around with me for years now, and smaller uninsulated Contigo bottles before that (and still for nighttime because there’s no better way to take a still-mostly-asleep sip without spilling all over your sheets than their auto-seal spout).

I finally got a bit tired of almost always drinking tepid water, though, so I started shopping for insulated 32oz water bottles with chug lids this spring but had a really hard time finding a well-rated 32oz one.

I saw these insulated 32oz Owala bottles in the club and was intrigued because the two blues are two of my favorite colors, but I was unsure about the hybrid straw/chug spout for both cleaning and drinking purposes, so I passed them by and bought a 24oz.

insulted Pogo instead. That bottle made me love having ready access to cold water no matter where I was — even after hours on the beach or in the car — but it just wasn’t big enough. So, I began thinking about these Owala bottles again and, before long, happened to run across someone carrying one who turned out to be a nurse and, when asked how she liked it, was very enthusiastic about its durability and ability to keep drinks cold throughout even 12-hour shifts, as well as the comfort of drinking through the chug lid even though the hybrid straw portion is just below.

So, I ordered them that very day and am totally in love with them! The colors are vibrant, they look and feel well-made, they’re extremely easy to clean (I hand wash them, but they’re also dishwasher safe), they do an excellent job of keeping water cold over time, and — even though I’ve never liked water bottles with straws — the low-profile sip portion of the hybrid chug lid is just as easy, effective, and pleasant to drink from as the chug lid and the hybrid construction isn’t awkward at all.

In fact, it’s downright helpful when you’re driving or watching something since you don’t have to tilt your head to take a drink. They are just a bit heavier than most uninsulated 32oz water bottles, and perhaps a smidge wider as well, but my small hands still hold them just fine and my uninsulated 32oz water bottle didn’t fit in my car cupholders either, so this one finally made me get around to buying a cup hole adapter and now I’m good to go.

I’ve bought countless water bottles in search of the the perfect one for me. I only had one must have on my list and that was it had to be leakproof, and if it had a straw spout it was a bonus but not a requirement.

I tried 3 different contigo bottles but they all leaked. I tried a bottle from Rubbermaid and it also leaked. I even tried multiple off brand and random brand bottles that all leaked or broke within a short time.

I saw this bottle at London Drugs and thought it was just going to be another bottle that would disappoint me but boy was I wrong. The fact that it had a straw sip and a larger one is the main reason I bought it since I had given up on finding a true leak proof bottle at this point.

I had never seen a bottle with both options for drinking before and thought it was a really cool feature. The first thing I did after giving it a good wash was to test the leak proof feature and boy was I surprised when it didn’t leak.

I shook it around, held it upside down, left it on its side on a paper towel for hours and nothing leaked out at all! I even tested it out where I filled it up over the edge to where the water level is in the top cap and it still didn’t leak.

I love using the straw sip when I want a few sips of water and the larger opening for when I’m really thirsty or taking medication. Having both options on one bottle is a perk I never even knew I needed until I tried it.

The one con I thought this would have is because I’m not the biggest fan of stainless steel bottles since they tend to be a bit heavier and easier to damage. That wasn’t the case though, what I thought would have been a con is actually a pro because I’ve had the bottle for about a month now and not a single dent.

Also another perk for the stainless steel is that it keeps my drinks cold for such a long time, on a day where it was 30°C I put ice in the bottle with water and the ice lasted the entire day. There was still little pieces of ice when I went to refill, and the water was always ice cold every time I opened it to take a drink.

All in all I would absolutely recommend this cup to anyone looking for a water bottle.

This has become my new favorite water bottle. It’s easy to use and has been well thought out. I’ve been using a Yeti 24oz water bottle, and I love the way it looks and feels but after a while it’s just so much heavier.

Also if the lid is not completely twisted to tighten, there’s always a chance for a leak. The Owala has been so much lighter and holds so much more water. I have to admit I was a bit skeptical with the FreeSip function but it’s been surprising great.

I can chug the water or sip from a straw. I also love the fact that it doesn’t look like I’m using a children’s sippy cup. And most of all it’s so much easier to clean. Without the usual straw structure you can wash thoroughly.

I do wish it came with an extra straw and a brush cleaner for the straw itself, but I have one at home that I use for other straws. Last, you can open the bottle with one hand, that’s such a great function! I have to admit, it’s become a hit with the rest of the family, the kids feel like they can easily open the bottle to drink without asking for an adult to help twist off the cap.

And so far no leaks! I’ve used it on several hikes and it’s so nice to have a lighter waterbottle. PROS: -Lightweight for a water bottle this size 32oz. -Matte finish allows for great grip -Ability to both use straw and drink normally without straw -One handed opening ability -Great Seal without having to use a twist cap -Keeps drinks nice and cold CONS: -Would like to see it come with additional straw -No brush cleaner included for straw cleaning -Only Cold drink use only OVERALL: A fantastic design and so easy to use.

Light compared to other water bottles like Yeti.

After dealing with leakage for the 3rd one of my “other” favorite brand name bottles, I decided to try the Hydraflow Hybrid 34 oz. Although I knew it was bigger, the description said it fits most cup holders.

It does not. I do not care for the straw lid as I can not suck much liquid through it at a time and it takes great effort. I really like the pour spout and the bottle hold a lot. The wide mouth makes it easy to add ice cubes, but keep in mind that ice melts and once small enough, it will come out the pour spout that you are drinking from.

almost choked a couple times when taking pills with this bottle. I’m sure I will get great use out of it. nice bottle to take to work. and does keep liquids cold all day! I just wish it was a little smaller (doesn’t fit on my bike’s cup holder or car cup holders).

My suggestion to the company would be to design something to keep the ice from coming out the spout lid and make the straw/sippy lid more free-flowing. Then I would love to buy this again in a slightly smaller size!.

I love the colors/patterns and all of the accessories that came with the set. The price for 2 bottles and all of the extras is a great deal. It keeps my ice and water cold for a long time. BUT, the caps with the straws are virtually unusable.

It will work for about a day, and then there is either a vacuum created in the straw, or the vacuum is broken. Either way, you can drink and feel the resistance in the straw. When you release from the straw, you get a loud POP as the vacuum is broken.

I’ve removed the straw and reinserted it. That works for maybe a few hours, and it’s back to resistance and pop goes the straw. I deducted one star for this problem. I’d still recommend these bottles as a great value, but just know that you’ll likely be using the spout cap after about 2 days of fighting the problem with the straw.

I bought a set of these about a month ago, and I am very pleased with them. As another reviewer said, the straw option isn’t great, as it requires a very strong pull to get any liquid out, but unlike that person, I haven’t had any problems with the chug lid leaking, as long as I am careful not to cross-thread it.

It fits perfectly in the cup holder of my Kenworth T-680, keeps water cold for hours, and coffee hot for at least 3 times as long as a styrofoam cup. The chug cap opens and closes with a quarter turn, seals perfectly, and fits snugly in the handle when open.

Overall, I think this is a very well-designed, well-made product.