🚰 TRIWONDER BPA-Free TPU Soft Folding Water Flask - Collapsible Hydration Pack for Running, Hiking, Cycling, Climbing Review

TRIWONDER TPU soft collapsible water bottles are great. They fit perfectly in the front pockets of my TRIWONDER hydration pack. When I go for a long run, I can put an electrolyte drink in the bottles and water in the water bladder. They're a little lighter than a water bladder, so I just carry water bottles in my vest on shorter runs. They fold very easily so I can even carry them in my hand while running. I highly recommend these water bottles.

First use after disassembling and cleaning with sports drink tasted so bad I couldn't drink it. soaked and peeled again, still tasted awful and the lids wouldn't close when trail running after repeated attempts. absolute crap. Printed return label, sent back, refund denied. Here is my review. Save money! unbelievable how bad it tasted. The second bottle stopped closing on the third try! It shouldn't even be for sale. I can't believe I spent $30 on a defective product with no refund. you can say

Received these bottles the other day and couldn't wait to collect them. These bottles fit perfectly in my backpack and are easy to drink from. As you drink, the bottle shrinks to keep the water from spilling. I've never had soft bottles so I can't estimate how long they will last but I hope they will, they are made of a much better material than their blades. I would buy them without hesitation and will report back on their progress later. As you can see, I'm wearing a backpack with the same…

I received 2 of these as part of my order and 1 of them is leaking heavily from the cap. On closer inspection, the lids differ. One has a protruding feature (pictured left) and the other is flush with the top of the lid. The one that slides down doesn't flow well from under the cap no matter how tight it's twisted. Obviously this renders it unusable. Maybe the bad cap is for a different model of bottle? Either way, this is poor quality control. Other, minor issues are that the bite valve is…

I thought it was a hard bottle. Instead, it's a rubber bottle that deflates and falls limp as I run. To make matters worse, the ratchet strap prevents me from tightening any harder when deflated. Adding to this nightmare, when the bottle's temperature rises due to body temperature, the water tastes awful! Tastes like I drank from a brand new rubber pool out of the box. I even washed it before use! I like the top squeeze option where I can just bite in and water comes out but not when the water…

These soft water bottles are the perfect addition to any hydro jacket. Many soft water bottles have a difficult-to-remove cap, but are easy to remove and completely sealed. I even accidentally dropped one on the floor after filling and no water came out. They also fit easily in the front pockets of the vest and you can adjust how high or low you want the straw. Then just push the tip up and the water will flow out easily. What also impressed me was that you can squeeze every drop of water out…

I am a marathon runner and use it for training and also on race day. I have tried straps and different types of bottles but none of them have worked for me as I need good form and momentum when running. Overall, it's a great alternative to plastic bottles, which my small hands struggle with, and it provides a good grip while minimizing interference with hand movements while running. Well this is a hydration bottle as you have to bite your head to get the water out so you won't be able to…

I have had these Salomon bottles for years and bought them as a spare. They work like a bite valve and appear to be very durable. However, this brand (Aonijie) has some design flaws that result in the flow rate being much slower than half the Salomon bottles. When running, you don't want to use your large lung capacity to pull water out of a bottle. . If this is your use case, I recommend passing it on and finding another. If you're on the go and don't need water efficiently, these bottles…

Perfect for cold weather runs, yoga and sightseeing. Keys and valuables for group activities and sightseeing with me. I don't like to rely on lockers for things that would be annoying to lose. belt and design. There are wide reflective strips on the wrist strap and the front of the bottle. The reflective material is sewn on so there are loops for attaching a carabiner. The wrist strap is one of the most comfortable I've used. Soft lining to prevent chafing and breathable mesh with comfortable…