Contigo 24 oz. Vacuum Insulated Stainless Steel Water Bottle with Quick-Twist Lid - Licorice Review

This water bottle keeps liquids cold for a long time but I am giving it a low rating because the metal part of the lid is bubbling after 5 weeks. I only have 7 days outside of the return policy so I guess there are no returns. 30 days is pretty lame for a return policy due to poor manufacturing.

Although the lid is fully closed, it looks like it's about to break. This design differs from most others, requiring a twist to open for drinking and a larger twist (in the same direction) to add ice. A little weird and quirky but keeps everything frozen in the bottle. There are no leakage problems at all. The floor is EXCELLENT! Easy to clean and you can accidentally hit it and it won't knock!

This is an amazing hot/cold water container! It has several features that are not shown or mentioned in the description. The red dot on the lid is the locking button. The durable silicone strap seems to last a very long time. It features a large opening for drinking, and the entire lid unscrews for easy cleaning. Offers multiple ombre colors. Oh, and the bottom has a non-slip base. What more could an avid cold water drinker want?

Plastic bottles annoy me because they taste weird after a while, but the stainless steel bottle is perfect. It tastes like nothing and stays cold for 15 hours as advertised. It's also durable, which is perfect for clumsy people like me. It doesn't leak either, so I can just toss it in my purse and go. Highly recommended! Review Updated 8/17 I hand wash it every day and after five months it has a weird aftertaste. The "metal" cover is also completely erased! picture attached.

I recently bought one of these (Licorice) from Revain to pair with my (Garnish) from Best Buy. They were the same price. However, Revain's is clearly of lower quality. The silver on the lid isn't stainless steel like Best Buy, but plastic with a silver plastic finish. Also, the strap is made of a different material that feels smoother. Finally, something about the body feels different, like it's a little lighter. Overall, I haven't had enough time to comment on durability, but I'll update this…

Warning, the customer must turn the lid to open it. that sounds pretty easy in itself and potentially great design, right? . But this is really cumbersome and of course not easy to do. It is good at keeping water cold and disappointments warm. His seven Mary Three Bulky. If you don't believe me, buy it. You'll hate the turntable after a few hours of use and be mad at yourself for not listening to me. but you won't admit it and then you and my wife will have something in common. Enjoy your crazy

This damn thing kept falling apart on me. As mentioned in other reviews, the rubber carrying handle gradually cracked and tore during the first few weeks of using this product despite fairly normal use. Also, the glue holding the rubber ring to the bottom of the bottle began to peel off, causing the bottle to sit askew on the table. These issues were too frustrating for me to use the bottle so I returned it. BUT the bottle serves its purpose perfectly. My water stayed very cold during the day…

I only use it for water so can't tell if it's particularly easy to clean or odor repellant. It is very durable and will keep the water cold all day long on a very hot summer day. I am interested in the lid design. There is a lock - excellent, there are no leaks and it works well. But once unlocked, every time you want to open it to take a sip, you have to twist the outside of the lid sideways, which requires two hands (too tight to do it with one hand). The second problem is that you turn it…

I have many things I look for in a water bottle. Cup holders, no straws, the part that the mouth touches must be closed when closed, the lid must remain closed when open, but not unbalanced so that it keeps falling when almost empty is, the bottom must be flat on the corners rather than rounded so that it doesn't fall over more than half the time when put on. Not long ago I quickly broke a bunch of glass and silicone bottles, so this time I was sort of in the metal market. The Contigo…