Review on Hydro Flask Vacuum Insulated Stainless by Ashwin Chauhan

Hydroflasks are expensive. This is a fact that anyone who has ever bought one should have accepted. It's 16 ounces. This is by far the smallest bottle I have, and I use a 64-ounce growler that I use for yoga (note: I fill it twice a day). Basically, as I understand it, you pay about $1. per ounce when you buy these things. But given that, those 16 ounces were worth $25! He lost a star for this exorbitant price. Could I reuse a bottle of Gatorade with the exact same results? In this case yes. As I said, I have several of these ranging from 16oz to 64oz, each with their own purpose and location. This one lives on my sink as a constant reminder to drink 16 ounces of water as soon as I get up to keep my body hydrated. It is so easy. Normally 16 ounces wouldn't be enough, but in this case it's just the right amount of water to drink like a frat boy making tequila shots. Good material, not top material. It's clear. It's attractive, thin and strong enough when I knock it off the sink and it hits the toilet seat. Straight interior walls and a minimal protrusion make cleaning inside easier, unlike my 64 oz. Again, this is a luxury purchase. This is superfluous and unnecessary. But it's a great way to get that first 16 ounces of water in the morning.