Contigo AUTOSEAL Cortland Bottle Monaco Review

Contigo consistently makes my favorite beverage processing products (including mixer bottles). I wanted a new bottle of water for my upcoming trip to Spain. Here are my criteria: - Impermeable - Light weight - Has a hook, handle or ring I can use to carry / attach to my bag - NO straw to fiddle with or a rough silicone mouthpiece that collects lint as well as dirt and germs. Possibility of use with one hand. This bottle ticks all of those boxes and more! I would say the only thing that could…

I change my mind about this bottle. I gave it five stars and consider myself a water bottle expert. I'll leave the name unchanged because it has the best mouthpiece I've ever had on a bottle. The problem is that it broke three months after buying it. The mouthpiece seal and button with a spring inside just fell apart. I liked this water bottle because I didn't have to suck water through a straw or hole. It had a spring mechanism that opened the hole when a button was pressed and then closed…

This was a terrible disappointment for me. I bought my first Contigo 10 or more years ago. It was a 32 ounce Autoseal Madison water bottle. I still use it, and I also have a couple of Autoseal Grace water bottles. None of them lick. I bought this because 32oz won't fit in the cup holder in my new car. I've had this since late May. At first, a few drops of water sometimes ran out of the spout area when I drank from it. Now it has started leaking where the cap connects to the bottle body. Every…

I bought this water bottle to make sure I'm drinking enough water at work now that I'm pregnant. My girlfriend suggested this bottle as she found the trigger button very handy and I agree that you don't have to suck water through a straw, it's much better. However, in my case, the bottle has a huge weakness. During the time I've been using it, I've dropped the cap twice on carpet rather than a hard surface, and each time all parts of the cap have blown apart! I'm a very hands-on person so both…