CamelBak Water Bottle Tritan Renew Outdoor Recreation Review

I bought 2 of these bottles. At first I liked it because it was easy for my baby to drink water and he is very beautiful. However. The grommet is rubber and if your child bites into it, it will get stuck very easily. While there is a guarantee, there are no replacement valves for this mug on their website. The one I have doesn't even fit. Long story short, the cup won't last

We bought this water bottle for my 4 year old daughter to use before bed - she likes to sleep with a cup of water. It doesn't flow at all. You need to make sure the spout is down if you don't want water running out of the spout (it tends to pool in it). Also, your child has to bite the spout a little to get the water out. The reason I gave it 4 stars is that the spout is a bit difficult to open, especially for little hands. But not impossible. All in all a good buy.

I have three small children who need new water bottles. After only a few months of infrequent use, each of them broke at the base. I swapped out all three and bought new straws. One of the spare parts broke after just a few weeks. I thought maybe the kids dropped them a lot. Not this case. Bottles are simply not suitable for normal baby use. Very disappointed with what I thought was a durable product. Now I'm waiting for the other two to break and looking for something else to replace.

It's nice and feels solid. My 2 year old daughter won't use it because she has to press the spout into her mouth to get the water out (typical of water bottles made for older kids switching from bottles) so it's a lot harder for her than other bottles she has water. Also, there's no auto-open button, so it takes some force to open (which isn't bad as it means a good seal), so she can't open it on her own. She might have gotten there eventually, but the Mouthpiece broke the deal.

No matter what I do, the straw comes off easily and floats in the bottle. Bought this for nursery and after seeing the teachers put the straws back in with their fingers (they later told us they do this for our baby and two other baby bottles like this in class throughout the day). We decided it was too much unnecessary risk of infection and removed the straw. He can throw his head back on Puff and it works. Not what I had in mind when I bought this product. I love that you can replace the…

As most parents know, "new information" about what is good and bad for development comes out almost daily. I read somewhere that leakproof cups are useless and it's better to start with straw cups. So I started with a "sealed" weighted straw baby cup. The straw itself didn't leak thanks to the bite valve, but the strings on the cup were terrible and I got wet stains everywhere she put (or rather threw) her cup. I bought it hoping for something better and I'm in love. No more leaks! She was…

I love the camel bread brand so I decided to try it for my 2 year old. It *mostly* leaks, but this kid can find a way to leak anything. He turns it over and presses the mouthpiece against the table, floor, or his knees when in a car seat. This will cause it to open and leak. It's annoying, but I'm not sure I'll ever find anything that doesn't merge. However, it will not flow effortlessly. Alternatively, you can put the mouthpiece back into the lid to prevent leakage. So if he wants to keep the…

This Eddy+ carries the Triton Renew label, which means it's now 50% recycled. Everything else is the same - BPA-free, they've kept the same kid-friendly handle design, and best of all, the bite valve used in the Eddy's predecessor matches this new model. So if, like me, you bought extra OEM bite valves in packs of 6 or so for your old Eddy bottles, you'll find that they fit these new Eddy+ bottles when you swap out the bottles since kids can chew them. . However, you must use the straws that…

I've had it during the day and it doesn't leak. The straw didn't fall out. The bite still looks like new. I've read a few reviews and I have to say that most of these complaints are due to people not being careful. If you give this to your child, tell them NOT to chew or bite. down on Bite Straw so hard. This is not a chew toy. It takes a bit of clenching of the teeth to open the gap and suck. No need to push or pull the straw. There is so much pressure and abuse that anything can endure. When…