Review on 🔵 28 oz. Carolina Blue Contigo Shake & Go Fit Shaker Bottle by Trevor Blazis

I bought a couple of these because I love making smoothies, shakes and slushies and they were on sale. After experimenting with it a bit, I decided that there were definitely some design flaws. 1. The size of the container is uncomfortable for the girl's hands. It's bulky in height and width. However, it does fit to the side of my backpack, which is nice. The lid closes tightly and I haven't had any problems with leaks. I have a problem with liquid getting into the cap and when I unscrew the cap the liquid gets onto the mouthpiece. As soon as you tip the cup to drink, the liquid splashes onto your chin. I'm in a cocktail, sip now, sip later, kind of a girl so this lack is definitely starting to get annoying. I make sure I have tissues handy so I can wipe them off before drinking or else I risk shaking my clothes. Super adhesive label. My advice. Leave it. I've had a stainless steel Contigo water bottle for over a year now and that damn barcode sticker is still stuck. Advantages: 1. Handy2 carrying handle. Shaker Ball is good3. The curved bottom is more convenient for mixing than the flat bottom.4. This is a very durable bottle that has no smell, taste or odors. There are definitely more pluses than minuses in this cup, but the second minus can be a deciding factor. I'm in the middle of this cup. I don't love it (nor does the stainless steel Contigo water bottle), but I don't completely hate it either.