🚲 Hydroflo Purist Bike Hugger Review

I like the soft plastic and the top, but when it gets really hot or cold you need a vacuum flask. So depending on where you live it depends on how long you can use them. I live in Texas so they're useless in the summer unless I like to drink hot water while I'm out. The sticker comes off and doesn't stick.

I love the purist lid and spout design. It's completely sealed and won't spill when opened and flipped. When squeezing the bottle, a powerful jet escapes that takes some getting used to. grab and squeeze. You can also purchase Purist caps for regular, harder plastic bottles.

I've used many different water bottles over the years. I have found insulated bottles to be very difficult to crush, especially after a year or two of use. Even a bottle of Camelbak Podium without insulation is difficult to express. This bottle has no plastic taste or smell and is SO easy to squeeze. A slight pressure releases enough water, then nothing flows out of the bottle. Highly recommended!

Sorry, not for me. I'm a bit picky about my water bottles on my bike and didn't like them. I didn't care about the softness of the bottle. Sometimes it doesn't keep its shape after washing. So when you fill it it still collapses a bit and doesn't fit everything that could fit. The bottles don't slide very well in my cages, they are very grippy. The cells are King Ti cells, one of the finest. Valves bothered me. The liquid will not come out if there is no certain pressure in the bottle when…

Received it today and I feel like it's a quality product. There was absolutely no odor (even some other BPA-free MFG bottles have a slight odor, but not this one). I filled it with water and tasted it - the taste is as clean as fresh out of a water cooler - no aftertaste. The nozzle emits a powerful jet of water so you don't have to squeeze it hard, and it's airtight. Even with the spout open and the bottom turned upside down, no water comes out. This means you can keep it open while…