🚰 Wilton Copco Hydra Reusable Tritan Water Bottle: Leak-Proof Lid, Non-Slip Sleeve, 20 oz Pink Review

I haven't had one like this in a long time so I can't say if it will leak from the screw cap but I already know this is a weak point and I need to keep an eye on it. The fact that the top quarter unscrews is a convenience, but I really didn't need this feature.

I love this bottle. I use it daily to reduce plastic in landfills and track how much water I drink. At 20 ounces, it's easy to follow. 20, 40, 60, etc. I took advantage of the ability to unscrew the top of the bottle to pour ice in and that feature worked great while I had it. I bought 3 of these in total because my husband snatched one from me!

I love these bottles! I like drinking from Dasani bottles but we bought reverse osmosis so I switched to drinking but I carry water with me all day so a glass is out of the question and I hate straws and other alternatives. When I found them I was very excited and they are just like the ones I'm used to. I've been using the same two for several months and haven't had any issues with leaks or cracks. They are also very easy to clean!

I bought this bottle for travel and air travel. It's reusable, washable and I put it in the outside pocket of my carry-on. Once you've cleared security, it's easy to refill water at the airport's gas stations instead of buying water to take with you on board. No leaks so far. I also like to use the bottle to take with me in the car for errands or day trips as you can remove the cap, fill with ice and then reassemble the bottle and fill with water. I had a similarly smaller one, but I like the…

Great bottle shape. I found myself drinking more water from a bottle of this thinner shape and neck than from a large, clumsy water bottle. The bottle also fits perfectly in all kinds of coasters. Being able to wash in the dishwasher was also an indispensable factor for me. The only drawback is that the cap cannot be washed in the dishwasher. For this reason I would recommend one of the Copco bottles that doesn't have a piece of plastic connecting the cap to the bottle. Haven't figured out how…

These bottles used to be sold at our local grocery store. It was many years ago. Glad to find her at Revain now. Since our store stopped selling them I've tried others but never been satisfied. There used to be about a dozen of these bottles in my household. Over time we lost a pair and one broke. But the most common way we "lose” them is when a family member or friend falls in love with them and we let them take the bottle home. In fact, this week my brother came to visit and took my newest…

It's cool. You are strong. I love that they unscrew - easy to clean in the dishwasher, easy to fill. Love that the little caps clip on top - they never get lost and go straight into the dishwasher. Since I bought them I no longer contribute to the plastic bottle waste going straight into the sea and fish - probably thousands of bottles saved in the last 3 years or so. The only problem is that dirt accumulates under the silicone pads over time. I simply cut off all the handles with a knife. See…

I can't stand the taste of our tap water when I drink it from a glass, so I used to fill plastic bottles with water. . . until I read that there are chemicals in a plastic bottle that leach out when reused. I didn't like the other styles of bottles and was thrilled when I found the Hydra bottles. I tried the smaller Hydra bottle first and liked it, but it didn't have a cap and I accidentally threw the cap away. This large style is perfect - not only does it hold a lot more water, but the lid…

We've bought a couple of Copco water bottles and love them but there are a few issues. They sometimes lick when placed or turned over, even though everything appears to be tight. There's some sort of gasket at the junction of the two parts, so we can't figure it out. My husband doesn't like what's holding the cap (I like it) so we removed it from a few bottles but it's tricky. I also don't like rubber on the outside because it looks like a place for moisture to collect and germs to breed. But…