🚰 Under Armour 16oz Protégé Water Bottle: Stainless Steel, Vacuum Insulated, Leak Resistant Lid, Ideal for Kids & Adults, All Sports, Gym, Camping, Fits Bike Holder Review

Lid has a rubber top that snaps the Under Armor logo and a mouthpiece seal on the back. Luckily it fell in so this time we still have it and we were able to put it back on but the concern is that it could come out so easily and then lose it.

Very handy for a month but remember the bottom won't sit flush with the rest of the bin if your child is throwing things around. The bottom was sticking out of the metal so I had to get rid of it. However, it is a very cool design. Just make sure the metal doesn't protrude from the bottom if it's for a child.

Under Armor water bottles have a long history of poor quality and this model is no exception. We bought 3 of these bottles for our kids. The kids, who are from Baltimore (UA's hometown), wanted Under Armor branded bottles. After a few weeks of moderate use, they are already rusting on the top edge, which should be stainless steel. They walk too! Avoid this brand.

Well designed and built for everyday school use. I bought it for my preschooler. He loves to. The spout is large enough and securely closed. The retractable spout lid is convenient for one-handed operation. Including the O-ring, only 3 parts can be disassembled, so cleaning is not a problem. After more than a month of use, there is no leakage or other quality problems. I recommend this water bottle.

I ordered two of these for my kids as we are usually an Under Armor (clothing, gym gear) family. On the positive side, they look very cool. But that's all. The chance of leakage is very high because the rubber stopper pops out regularly. If my child puts the cork back in, it will likely leak. So if he's in school, there's likely going to be a backpacking disaster. And the most annoying thing is that after two weeks of use, the rim of the bottle rusts. I can't let my kids drink from rusty water…