🚲 Polar Bottle Breakaway Insulated Bike Water Bottle: BPA Free, Ultimate Cycling & Sports Squeeze Bottle Review

Great water bottles! I bought these for the easy to clean parts of the lid and am very happy with how easy it is to take the red spout out of the top to clean. The bottles are easy to squeeze and use while driving. I use one bottle for electrolyte powder mix and one bottle for plain water; I like that the designs match, but that's why I can still tell them apart. I would recommend these!

Sizing is misleading. Based on the old ones we had, we ordered a 24 ounce bottle thinking it would hold that amount of liquid. But it only holds "20 ounces" of liquid. Same problem with the "20 oz" bottle which only holds 16 oz of liquid. I'm not sure why the bottles are that size, but to avoid confusion I think the size of the bottle you order should reflect the amount of liquid it holds.

I received the mug and there were no paper instructions in it as you see in Tupperware and other things which was odd but then I saw what I thought I had washed the dirt in the cup bottom of the cup 4 times and this stain has not gone, i thought it was mold so i scraped it off with a spoon and there was an indentation, this hole in the cup liner was almost burnt as it is . This is not the product I want my child to drink. Total disappointment, hope they return or refund.

Bought after several bottles of Camelbak Podium failed for me. This is a similar design with a silicone valve that releases pressurized water. The big difference is that you have to push/pull to unlock instead of turning like a camel. This means that when my bike is locked, I can grab water with one hand and pull it out with my teeth. On the podium you have to turn it with both hands. It's more hygienic if I don't have to put my hands on the valve.

These bottles were not impressed. Yes, they work a little better than a real water bottle, but not by much. The good thing about the nozzle is that it can be opened without leaking. The disadvantage of these bottles is that they are narrow inside. They can be frozen and quickly turn into a liquid. After that, it doesn't take long for them to stop cooling. After 40 minutes of driving they were thawed and barely cooled. The second problem is that it's difficult to squeeze the bottle when it's…

At this time of year I often ride when it's over 35°C in the morning and 33-35°C in the afternoon. I fill 24-ounce bottles completely with ice, then add half a bottle of sports drink (homemade or commercial) to each bottle. The rest is filled up with filtered water. For anything over 1.5 to 2 hours, I carry a third 20-ounce bottle in my jersey pocket, the same mix of water, ice, and sports drinks. Often the ice is still there after 1-1.5 hours and the contents stay cool even after 2-2.5 hours…

I bought this bottle along with a bottle of Camelbak with a cap. To be honest, I expected the Polar bottle to be more comfortable but less secure. Not at all! This bottle actually closes better than the Camelbak "Podium" bottle I bought in the same size which has to be physically rotated to close. I can squeeze water out of this camelbak bottle with little effort. It's almost impossible to squeeze water out of this Polar bottle when it's sealed. To be honest I think I can destroy the bottle…