🧲 20 oz CamelBak Chute Magnetic Water Bottle Review

I've been carrying a 1.5 liter bottle of SmartWater for several weeks and have decided to buy something similar that was meant to be refilled. It sounds ridiculous, but the biggest benefit of the Smartwater bottle was that it was the largest water bottle I could find that fit in my car's cup holder and didn't fall off. I thought this Camelbak would be the same but unfortunately it tips over easily in the car. It didn't spill when the lid was screwed on tight, so that's a plus. It's a big SUV…

The new cap is awful. It really can't be overestimated. Doctorrads review of 01/24/19 was correct and I should have checked. Camlebak ruined an excellent product If someone had a plan to take a great water bottle (old version) and smash it, this might come to mind. As noted in another review, it is not possible to operate this bottle with one hand. Even with two hands, the new cover is bulky and difficult to remove. Camelbak also removed the graduated labels on the bottle that let you know how…

I used to have an old style slide with storage cover and loved it. When it broke I wanted to replace it, but the storage lid version is three times more expensive than the mag version. The Mag version has a great place to store the lid as the magnet stays great. The only downside is that the bottle no longer has the OZ label on the side. As I use both a water bottle and a cocktail bottle when designing the missing labels, this is a disappointment. I've finally had enough. This bottle is leaking

Pros: It's almost impossible to find a 50 ounce water bottle, so I didn't miss it when I found this one. I'm a runner and where I work the water isn't very good so I have to carry about 100 ounces of water while I work. I bought two of these and they worked great. The construction of the bottle is solid and I'm sure it will remain sealed. It takes a few more twists to get the top off, but if that prevents leakage then I'm fine with that. Despite their size, they fit perfectly in my bag. Some…

I've been using Camelbak in bottles for 6 years. I started with the Eddy, which I liked for its easy one-handed use and nice drinking straw, but it got dirty easily and got moldy at times. I've been using the Original Chute for 3 years and absolutely love it. It is very easy to care for and has no mold-prone parts. The lid is easy to open with one hand while working on your computer at work. In fact, depending on how high you tilted the bottle, you had to hold the cap open with your index…