Best Insulated Water Bottles 2022

THE KING'S CHOICE

Hydro Flask Wide Mouth

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Pros & Cons

Excellent water bottle

Started the whole trend

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Iron Flask Bottle

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Pros & Cons

Comes with three lids, which is a great value

Similar to a Hydro Flask, but it's more affordable

Logo is engraved and won't rub off

Not as durable as a Hydro Flask

Can get dented easily

Capacity

40 ounces

Weight

1.61 pounds

Dimensions

14.65 x 4.09 x 2.72 inches

Lid type

Comes with three lids: straw, flip, and cap

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CamelBak Podium Chill

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Pros & Cons

Well-designed lid allows the user to drink continuously

Great for cycling trips

Leakproof

Locking mechanism can be difficult to open

Some don't think the insulation is effective

Capacity

24 ounces

Weight

Unknown

Dimensions

2.9 x 2.9 x 10.5 inches

Lid type

Sport

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Yeti Rambler

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Pros & Cons

Reviewers really like Yeti gear

Simple colors, very rugged

Great heat retention

Some users dislike the included cap

Heavier than other bottles with a similar capacity

Capacity

26 ounces

Weight

1.36 pounds

Dimensions

3.5 x 10.25 x 3.5 inches

Lid type

Cap

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Simple Modern Bottle

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Pros & Cons

Lots of beautiful color and pattern options

Straw stays in place well

Leakproof and easy to drink from

Sometimes the straw is a bit short

Bulky and heavy, especially when full

Capacity

32 ounces

Weight

1.15 pounds

Dimensions

10.8 x 3.9 x 3.8 inches

Lid type

Straw

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Hydro Cell Bottle

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Pros & Cons

Fits most budgets

Heat retention is good enough

Will keep things reasonably cold throughout a workday

Branding is a bit blatant

Shows you're too cheap to shell out for a Hydro Flask

Capacity

22 ounces

Weight

.7 pounds

Dimensions

9.3 x 3 inches

Lid type

Comes with two lids: straw and cap

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S'well Stainless Steel

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Pros & Cons

Excellent temperature conservation

Can keep drinks cold for 36 hours

Lots of attractive styles and patterns

Largest bottle is only 25 ounces

Capacity

17 ounces

Weight

.69 pounds

Dimensions

2.8 x 2.8 x 10.39 inches

Lid type

Cap

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Takeya Actives Bottle

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Pros & Cons

Mouth is wide enough to add ice

Lid has a little handle that helps with transportation

Keeps water cold for a long time

Some users have had issues with the silicone seal

On the heavy side

Capacity

18 ounces

Weight

.75 pounds

Dimensions

3.25 x 3.25 x 9.25 inches

Lid type

Spout

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Polar Bottle Sport

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Pros & Cons

Lightweight bottle designed for cyclists

Fits well in a bottle cage on a bike

Keeps water really cold, and it's easy to drink from

Not as well-insulated as metal bottles

Lid tends to leak if it isn't secured really tightly

Capacity

24 ounces

Weight

.33 pounds

Dimensions

10.5 x 2.75 inches

Lid type

Sport

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Zojirushi Thermos

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Pros & Cons

Excellent heat retention

Great for keeping drinks hot

Some love its sleek brushed metal exterior

Hard to clean

Only 16 ounces

Capacity

16 ounces

Weight

.56 pounds

Dimensions

2.75 x 2.75 x 9.13 inches

Lid type

Flip

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