Review on 🌊 Stay Hydrated in Style with Hydro Flask Vacuum Insulated Stainless Steel Water Bottle Wide Mouth - Pacific, 32-Ounce! by Henry Brown

I always carry water with me wherever I go, I will always have a bottle of Nalgene with me, which I filled two-thirds full and froze the night before. I actually had 4 different bottles that I took turns so there was always one ready and available. I took it out in the morning and filled the rest with water and drank ice water all day, or at least until it started to melt so I had a couple of bottles to switch out as needed. it wasn't cold anymore. I've been told for a long time to get Hydro Flask but I liked my frozen bottles, I didn't think I would like Hydro Flash as much as my system that it wasn't cold enough. And the price got me thinking too. I finally broke down and bought this about a week ago and now I see what all the hype is about. NOTE: If you want ice water, you must add ice, but it will stay that way for a LONG time. The first day I used it I just poured water in it and put it in the fridge overnight thinking it would turn out the way I like it but it doesn't. The temperature of the liquid when you put it in the bottle is the temperature it stays at. Once I figured it out I just filled the bottle with ice and then added my water and it was perfect for the whole day. I don't have to refill the ice too often, it's only a quarter or half melted the next morning. Part of me still misses my frozen bottle, but it never stayed that long, especially when the bottle was blown by a fan (I often keep the fan pointed towards me when I'm at work because my office gets very hot during the day becomes ) . Also, there is NO condensation in Hydro Flask, so I don't have to put the bottle on a coaster, paper towel or anything. Definitely worth buying!