Polar POLAR Thermal Insulated Bottle: Stay Hydrated in Style with the 24oz Spin Cafe Review

That's everything you'd expect from a standard bike water bottle. I think the description "isolated" should be used very loosely. It doesn't sweat, but it also doesn't insulate and doesn't keep the water cold.

Worked great until after 4 1/2 months was sweating and getting wet outside. Not so happy because that was the main reason I bought it because I use a ton of ice cream. If you don't use ice it's fine, my 7 and 3 year old boys use it with no problem.

They don't lie when they say they're insulated. I took two of them on a 33-mile bike ride in the Georgia heat and humidity (95 degrees). The trip took about 2 hours and when I finished the ice I put in the bottle hadn't completely melted. I also have to say that I like the creative design and the mouthpiece.

They are too big for most bike racks. I have Trek and Specialized water bottles that fit but this one doesn't. They are too high for my road bike and my mountain bike. I thought they were a less expensive option compared to my dedicated water bottles but no. Some engineers in this place need to do their homework. Also, it has a very rubbery taste at the end. I reworked them.