Water bottle stainless steel

Our overall favorite was the My water bottle and I are inseparable. I stick it in my car cup holder when I run errands, bring it to the gym, and tote it around in my purse. That all being said, I have some high standards: I want a smooth sipper that won’t splash or leak; the top should be easy to open and close, and it shouldn’t have too many hard-to-clean nooks and crannies. It should also keep water reasonably cool if you throw a few ice cubes inside (and the ice should easily fit through the opening). I award bonus points if it fits into my car cup holder and bag. If you don’t want to spend more than $20 on a water bottle, the Contigo Courtland Chill is a great choice. It had an easy-to-use lock and was smooth to drink from thanks to its narrow opening (shaped like that of a coffee cup lid), even though it didn’t have a straw option. It also did an impressive job keeping water chilled. Water bottles with too-small openings were no-gos: they proved too hard to fill with ice. Serious Eats / Grace Kelly • Usability Tests: I sipped water from each water bottle at least 25 times, using each throughout the day and bringing them with me to the gym. I also evaluated how easy they were to fill with water and ice cubes. • Spill Test: I filled each water bottle with water and knocked it over five times onto a surface lined with paper towels, noting if it leaked. • Cold Retention Test: I filled each water bottle with 100 grams of ice and 300 grams of chilled water and checked the t...

Our overall favorite was the My water bottle and I are inseparable. I stick it in my car cup holder when I run errands, bring it to the gym, and tote it around in my purse. That all being said, I have some high standards: I want a smooth sipper that won’t splash or leak; the top should be easy to open and close, and it shouldn’t have too many hard-to-clean nooks and crannies. It should also keep water reasonably cool if you throw a few ice cubes inside (and the ice should easily fit through the opening). I award bonus points if it fits into my car cup holder and bag. If you don’t want to spend more than $20 on a water bottle, the Contigo Courtland Chill is a great choice. It had an easy-to-use lock and was smooth to drink from thanks to its narrow opening (shaped like that of a coffee cup lid), even though it didn’t have a straw option. It also did an impressive job keeping water chilled. Water bottles with too-small openings were no-gos: they proved too hard to fill with ice. Serious Eats / Grace Kelly • Usability Tests: I sipped water from each water bottle at least 25 times, using each throughout the day and bringing them with me to the gym. I also evaluated how easy they were to fill with water and ice cubes. • Spill Test: I filled each water bottle with water and knocked it over five times onto a surface lined with paper towels, noting if it leaked. • Cold Retention Test: I filled each water bottle with 100 grams of ice and 300 grams of chilled water and checked the t...