Is this the type of bottle you would carry/use during fitness walking? If not, any suggestions for this type of use?
805498
Absolutely! This is a light weight bottle and has a nice textured grip on the bottle itself for easy transport in or out of hand. As stated by others the lid is attached and locks when needed with the flip of a finger.
805499
I take this bottle everywhere with me. love it even on walks it has a loop on it you can carry or put it on a belt. great investment for me. and it never leaks with the lid its great?
199994
We just started carrying the Life-Flo Pure Magnesium Oil on our product line. This is the first time we have heard of the bottle breaking after a couple uses. We will definitely look into this and we really appreciate your feedback.
544838
without going to physically measure I'll tell you that a typical pint water bottle from discount places fit w/room to spare. I added a carbineer to hold my keys when I go to the gym. I wish the bottle would fit more snugly but it does keep liquid cold/cool. I usually leave the sleeve in the car to access it at any time. Hope that helps.
707588
Although I have never attached a hydration bottle to the belt it would be possible if their is a loop on the bottle. This reult in the bottle flopping around during a run as the belt has an elastic waste band. Wouldn't recommend it. The pouch has just enough room for my iPhone ad the other zip pouch has room to stuff keys, candy ...
538473
I have found the best bottle to use is the 500ml Fiji bottle. It's square shape and the fact that it is shorter and boxier make it less likely to tip over as opposed to a taller, thin bottle. I simply use and empty one and fill it with distiller water, seems ideal!
1438396
Thank you both. So it sounds like the squeeze bottle is the better option then!
781735
I use a big water bottle, so usually carry it inside my bag. Seems like if using a standard size, it would fit okay. Sorry that I couldn't be more help!
1474897
This depends in you and how much you drink. I personally prefer the bigger size precisely because it does contain more water and I drink a lot. It's a reasonable size for the gym - it fits in the cup holders of the machines I use, although I wouldn't want to carry it while running.
724825
The blue bottle is mainly for mild exercises and the red bottle is if you are really dedicated to work out. So depending on what you are going to do will depend on what one is better. Hope that helped!
2066773
Yes, I have left it in the car while shopping and the water in it was still cool when I returned. It does sweat a little with ice in it, though.as far as the comment about it being thin, I have found it to be very durable. It has been dropped twice with very minor scratching as a result. This was not true of my last bottle.
120710
My opinion is a Desani or Aquafina bottle. Store brand water bottles are a little too small.
514632
Soak in bleach water, don't leave water in bottle after exercise, take cap of bottle when not in use
2244739
Not a specific place. If is up to 500 ml bottle I use the lateral pocket. If is too big I put inside. Is really big backpack, so carrying things is not a problem.
1191383
A bottle last for about a month, give or take, for me. I use it all over after shower (pits, feet, shoes and "other areas" if I'm heading for the gym or to bike ride or run:>) A friend of mine is very overweight and uses it, as she says, "in every close place" and she goes through a bottle in about three weeks (she uses several times per day when it is very hot...just in case).
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There is a closed durable plastic "U" design, that moves up and down. I use this on my an clip to my backpack. If you need pics let me know. If you have a "D" ring (rock climber stuff) you can attach it. But by far this is the best water bottle I have owned, no leaking whatsoever! Need pics let me know.
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I don't recommend it. It is heavy, especially when it is filled. For biking I would use a camelbak style hydration system, it is good for frequent and small amount of water intake. It gets warm, for sure, and it is more troublesome to use (refill, cleaning etc). This thermos is good, if you combine it with a proper bag, like Maxpedition's Pigmy Falcon (you can bring two bottles), or Monsoon, also from Maxpedition.
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I haven't tried this while running. It is true that as the bottle empties, it becomes less rigid, and i've occasionally used a finger from my other hand to balance the bottle. However, the top flips open like other plastic bottles, and it has two other lovely features: Attached to your belt, it won't bang against your thigh like metal bottles and can, when empty, be rolled up and stored in your pocket with the carabiner.