💧 Stay Hydrated in Style with Takeya Actives Insulated Water Bottle - 24 oz, Bluestone Review

It turned out to be very tight. It keeps my water cold and doesn't sweat. It's so easy to open and drink with one hand. I haven't tried warm liquids yet. My only minor complaint is that it's a bit big for my cup holder. But because it's sealed, I can confidently toss it on the seat next to me without fear of the seat getting wet.

We now have 5 Takeya water bottles at home. Hubs and I each have 32 ounces. and in children 24 oz. You are perfect! I will definitely take them with me. They are of excellent quality, durable, beautiful colors, keep our water cool and encourage us to stay hydrated. I like that they don't leak or sweat. They are extremely durable. It is important when children use them daily. Although we all have one, I'm looking at a few more colors.

These bottles are excellent and the large size is perfect for a baby who drinks a lot of water. They're a bit heavy because they're metal and not plastic, but that's a compromise I'm willing to make as they can take a lot of falls. It closes tightly and doesn't leak. The rubber bottom can be removed to facilitate packing in a backpack or left on to reduce impact on the table etc.

I love this bottle! What I like most is that it's lightweight! Also, the spout cap is the perfect size and makes it much easier to drink in one gulp compared to other types of straws/open bottle. Keeps my drink at the perfect temperature AND fits in a cup holder (no cork). All without damaging the bank. If only it were dishwasher safe, but still worth it. Would recommend it to anyone or even buy others in other sizes!

I was specifically looking for a 24 ounce vacuum water bottle. I liked the reviews, unlike the competitor's reviews of their products. Like you, I've had 7 or 8 vacuum flasks over the years. I had to replace this last one with a better design. I LOVE the carry ring, the size of the screw cap and the overall thickness of the bottle. Bluestone color nailed the deal for me. The only "learning curve" was resting the spout against my bottom lip and simply pouring the contents into my mouth. Don't…