Stay Hydrated and Eco-Friendly with Simply Pure Purist BPA-Free Water Bottle by Specialized Bikes Review

This water bottle is the best I have ever owned. Easy to use with one hand. Easy to clean and I like the high flow. I don't have to suck hard to drink well. It helps me to drink more water.

The capacity was less than I hoped. The Watergate cap initially bursts in the mouth causing spatter. It takes some practice to keep the water from splashing out of your mouth. The bottle feels nice

This is a fantastic water bottle but I found the lid to be able to pick up dirt and grime. The rubber seal from which water leaks is also made of thin material. Once when trying to clean dirt from this gasket, I punctured this membrane and ruined the cover. Great bottle so far.

This is a great little water bottle. Doesn't look like much but is just better than the freebies I got from charity trips or even better than the igloo water bottles I bought. You can ride with the valve open, not pulling up/pushing [not with your teeth] while drinking in the saddle. No leakage. Flexible squeeze bottle, very light.

The cap design allows you to never scoop out the last ounce (or am I doing it wrong?), but other than that it's great quality is a bottle that has stood the test of time. You have to squeeze the bottle to get the contents out and the lids are too tight so you end up squeezing too hard. The last bit of water is pushed out of the hole by the air flowing out, making it difficult to get the last bit of liquid.

Bottle is ok. He's holding water. Nozzle - pain in the butt. It's a bit difficult to open with teeth. You have to squeeze the bottle very well to get a jet, then it becomes a hard explosive jet. It made me want to carry some of my drink. The really annoying thing is that the valve doesn't want to draw air back, so the bottle stays deformed until that happens. If you have decent bottle cages, it's difficult to get them back smoothly. An absolute pain when you need to exert yourself or drink fast

I bought two of these units and I really like them. I prefer these to my Polar Insulated bottles which were too hard due to the double walls and made my water taste like plastic. Purist bottles are flexible, fit my bottle cages much faster and more securely, and the water tastes great and encourages me to drink more. The spout always lets out the perfect amount of water so I don't ingest too much water at once and choke on it. The only downside of not having insulation is that the water doesn't