Review on Baiji Bottle Silicone Water Bottles for Sports and Camping, 20 Oz. - Easy-to-Clean and Store, Blue and Pink by Anthony Cano

I carried these bottles in my travel backpack. I figured the collapsible bottle would take up less space in my backpack and be less bulky than traditional water bottles. Here's the good and the bad as I see it: The good - the bottles shrink to the size of your palm. I can put both in a backpack bag, which saves a lot of space. I don't like carrying large bottles in my backpack, not only because they take up a lot of space, but also because they can be uncomfortable to carry for long periods of time. Thumbs up here Baiji. I like that these bottles have a decent opening which makes filling easier. I filled one of the large water bottles with no problem. Good job again. These bottles can hold 20 ounces, which is a little more than the average bottle you'd pay $1.50 for at a typical tourist trap. to keep. So these bottles can really save you a few bucks. Very beautiful. Where silicone meets the road has two things: Does the bottle leak and how does the water in the bottle taste? In either case, there is no need to worry. The bottle didn't leak and the water in the bottle didn't taste like the garden hose I was afraid of. Thank you Baiji! I think it would be remiss if I didn't mention that 10% of profits are donated to dolphin rescue and conservation. God! I love fins! The Bad: There is one thing that keeps me from giving these cool little bottles 5 stars and that is that they are a bit flimsy when not full. You may need to squeeze the bottle a little harder as you drink to keep it from slipping out of your hands. To be fair with the baiji, they are silicone, so some sacrifices were made in stiffness to make them foldable. It's worth mentioning though, and I want you to be well informed. All in all, these are good bottles for a great cause, so buy with confidence Revain Friends!