New Wave Enviro Stainless Steel Water Bottle (1-Liter, Silver)

Binding: Sports
Brand: New Wave
Color: Silver
EAN: 0796515820003
Label: New Wave Enviro
Manufacturer: New Wave Enviro
Material Type: stainless steel
Publisher: New Wave Enviro
Release Date: 2008-02-12
Size: 1.0 Liter
Studio: New Wave Enviro

Editorial Review:

Features:

Virtually indestructible stainless-steel water bottle
Reusable design helps cut down on use of plastic bottles
Stainless-steel design cools quickly and is completely sanitary
Screw-in plastic cap; holds 1 liter of liquid

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Customer Reviews

Average Rating: out of 5 stars

Rating:

- Only one problem
My wife and I love these bottles except for the fact that the sport caps are almost impossible to open when popped all the way down. We leave them mostly closed, and put the protector over the top and that seals them pretty well.

Rating:

- Great water bottle
If you're looking for just a regular water bottle to carry around with you, this works very well. Easy to grip. Non-slip. The steel body seems sturdier than other brands and does not dent easily.

Rating:

- unsatisfactory
This water bottle was almost impossible to open, and yet it leaked if it was laying on the side. I had to return it for a refund.

Rating:

- Pop-up top impossible to open and close
I was really excited to get a stainless steel water bottle with a pop top for exercising and a mouth large enough to put ice cubes in, at a decent price. Unfortunately I didn't heed the other comments about the pop-up top being hard to open and close. For me, it was next to impossible. The cap doesn't fit snug onto the pop-up top, so that when looped around your finger, it justs pops right off and the bottle falls to the floor or ground. Poor design. If you don't care about using the pop top (one of the main reasons I bought the bottle), this is a good bottle for the price.

Rating:

- Good overall, won't fit bottle cage on bike, hard to open top
The product works as advertised. I bought it mainly to replace all of the bottled water that we seem to buy and refillable plastic bottles we have with BPA's. I fill up this bottle before local shopping trips, or jaunts in the car or on the bike. I keep it in the fridge and grab it and go. I also set it in a shady spot in the yard while working outside. The spout is hard to open and close and seems very cheaply made for the bottle, plus it doesn't let air in as you drink and you almost have to suck the water out. Unscrew the cap off and your good to go. That's the way I do it most of the time. The bottle sweats quite a bit with cold water, but I expected that. I will not be putting it on my desk or any wood surfaces at home. Not a problem for me. The 1 liter capacity is just right for me, but I will be buying other family members this bottle in the smaller size (.6 liter) as they don't chug quite as much water as I do. I very much like the idea that I'm not adding another plastic bottle to the landfills. That is the overriding positive about this bottle. I would recommend this product and the companies products in general. Good quality except for that plastic spout.

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